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laws,. including the one that
prohibits any. more than
three dogs being kept on a
premises but the issue of
Doris Orr and her dogs is far
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“Those were the two
concrete facts that.- arose

Doris Orr incident at the
North Vancouver City
‘council meeting Monday

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- involved the raiding of Mrs
Orr’s home at 248 West 26th
Street by a bylaws en-
forcement officer, the
RCMP and the SPCA in
August, and the taking of
two dogs.

Alderman Frank Marcino
who asked that the incident
be discussed told council
that the raid was made as a
result of a phone call he
received concerning a by-
law infraction.

”

He said the by-law was not
being observed, and the
bylaws. officer was perfectly
within his rights in entering
Mrs Orr's yard to in-
vestigate. ;

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As a result of council
discussion, a blanket
resolution was passed saying
the City would enforce its
by-laws.

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. Earlier in the’ evening
council received a petition.
from neighbors of Mrs Orr,
asking that she abide by the
by-law restricting any one
premises to three dogs. and
also that she keep all animals

quiet between the hours of 9

p.m. and 7 a.m.

_. L.K.Ayotte, of 252 West

26th Street, who acted as ;

spokesman for the
petitioners, a number of
whom. attended the council
meeting, said he had been
driven to sleeping in the
basement because the noise
made by Mrs Orr's dogs,

Mayor
warned council to be careful
what it said on the issue
because the whole-issue was

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Alderman . Gary - Payne

‘said he had not received the

report he requested on the
Doris Orr issue, and was
informed this was because.
the. bylaws. enforcement
officer was on vacation.

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‘receive the report from the
enforcement officer together
with other staff reports. and
to meet with members of
staff to discuss the entire
situation and come up with .
solutions to resolve thie |
‘situation of Doris Orr and
her dogs. a

~the
eeting Monday and said
after the meeting that they:
planned to bring a
council
‘presenting Mrs Orr’s side of
-the question.

They also indicated that a
petition is planned to gathe
support for her. os

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Crown Counsel Glen

Paruk told North Vancouver .

Norman Blackmore, made
several requests for social |
assistance’ through the City
of North Vancouver, and did

not indicate other income he

was making.

Paruk said that Blackmore
was employed three times

May 1974 and May 1977, and
for one three month period
he was making over $6 an
hour.

None of these wages were
declared, in the applications
for assistance or continued
assistance submitted to the
City.

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