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SUPREME COURT BATTLE OVER BRAEMAR. DEMPSEY AVOIDED

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NIORTH VANCOUVER District Council has agreed to
quash a recently-approved bylaw allowing for the subdivi-
sion developmient of the Kilmer Creek area and the finkage
of East Braemar Road and Dempsey Road.

But construction is already
under way on the project, which
will see the eventual crosstown
connection of the upper Lonsdale neighborhood park.
area to the upper Lynn Valley Said Mayor Marilyn Baker
area, the development of a net- Wednesday: **We've instructed our
work ol new roads, 276 lots anda lawyer to consent to an order

By MICHA BECKER
News Reparter

VD Coun

quashing rezoning bylaw 808. J can
give no further comment, pending
the lawyers’ indication that the
procedure is finalized.”

East Braemar resident Allan
Edgeworth initiated a Supreme
Court petition Oct. 25, arguing the
project outlined in the bylaw as
adopted was different from the
project as outlined prior to a Sept.
12 public hearing on the matter.
Edgeworth said he was denied a
meaningful opportunity to be

heard or present written submis-
sions.

Edgeworth, unable to attend the
hearing because of an out-of-town
commitment, sent the district a let-
ter prior to the hearing outlining
outstanding concerns based on in-
formation published on the hear-
ing notice.

Said Edgeworth of the district's
decision to consent to the bylaw
quashing, “‘t certainly think the
residents in the urea are pleased.

ylaw

The bylaw adopted was different.
We weren’t afforded the opportu-
hity to respond.”*

While the rezoning bylaw sits in
legal limbo, residents remain un-
easy about project cost increases,
development timing and a
discrepancy in the tender figures
originally received Sept. 26 by the
municipal clerk and figures receiv-
ed by councit Oct. 17 for the

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