NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD Eva likes skiing, swimming =

THE FOLLOWING is a_ brief
summary of agendas for North
Shore municipalities and school
districts and new business licences:

MEETING
AGENDAS

North Vancouver City Council:
Monday, Oct. 25, 7:30 p.m.:
Public hearing: rezoning 901 West
3rd St. fer increased office space.
Delegation: violence in
system. Reports: rezoning “ ap-
plication for 914-920 West 16th
St., 215 East 29th St. Notices of
nvtion: youth violence, police in
foreign service.

Norih Vancouver District Council:
Tuesday. Oct. 26, 7 p.m.:
Reports: Recreation Commission
fees. Resolutions: 1994 budgetary
principles, goals and objectives.

West Vancouver District Council:
Next meeting is on Monday, Nov.
1.

North Vancouver School Board:
Tuesday, Oct. 26, 7:30 p.m.:
Recreation Commission fee sched-
ule, ESL, 1993 scholarship results,

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and friendly people. She intends to coimnlete col-
lege and pursue a nursing career.

Will Tuesday
stay loonie at
N. Van Rec?

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Vancouver Recreation Commis-
sion (N¥RC) director Gary
Young. , :
. Young said the recreation cor-
mission changed the name from
Loonie Tuesday to Dollar Tuesday
after receiving negative comments
from the public.

' Young said statistics are being
compiled to find out whether
Dollar Tuesday is profitable
despite its popularity.

Young said: an ice rink costs
$100 an hour to operate, not in-
cluding supervisory staff.

He said the popular Dollar
Tuesday may draw 200 people to
an ice rink.

Said North Vancouver District
Coun. Ernie Crist, ‘It is ex-
tremely profitable because it saves
in health costs. That's the point."”

Meanwhile, the recreation
commission is currently circulating
proposed fee increases for next
year to councils and school
voards.

Young said most proposed an-
nual fee increases.are about 4%,
in keeping with the inflation rate.

That: means next year’s skating
or swimming admissions may go
from $1.50 to $1.55 for a child,
and $3 to $3.15 for an adult, ac-
cording to Young.

Young said a 5% increase for a
fitness package will cover a 16-
month period,

Crist, an NVRC director, said
the popularity of Loonie Tuesday
shows that fees are a major factor
for many people who want to use
recreation facilities.

But Young said independent
research sponsored by the NVRC
indicates that the availability of
time’ was ranked as the most
significant factor in using rec fa-
cilities for all people, including
low-income residents.

Dollar Tuesday ‘was
about nine months ago.

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Sunday, October 24, 1993 - North Shore News - 11

progress reporl on
multiculturatism-and-race-rela
tions policy revision,

West) Vancouver School Board:
Neat meeting is on Monday. Nov.

“BUSINESS
LICENCES

North Vancouver City: Rosen Tile
& Ceramics Liad., wholesaler, Best
Motors Services, autobody repair
shop: McKay Autobody Ltd.,
autobody repair shop.

West Vancouver Disiviet: G.P.
Designs Corp., ladies wear retail
trader; Pat’s of Dundarave, retail
trader: Daniel Le Chocolate Belge,
retail trader; Macwell Canada
Enterprises Ltd., import/export.

Coquitlam building complex

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to take care of all of its needs,"
he told the News.

") offered months ago to build
a full-sized ice rimk if the
municipality will make. the land
available to us. That offer is still
open.”

Coquitlam recently agreed to.

give a developer a 30-year land
lease for $1 to build a four-rink
complex in return for 80 hours of
free ice time.

The city would collect about $9
million in taxes over the term of
the lease, which would then revert
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