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THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
crimes:

WEST VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS

500-bIk. Robin Hood.

Entry gained by kicking in front

door. House under construction.
* Stolen: unknown at this time...
600-bik. Burley Dr.

Entry to closed attached garage.
Stolen:
bike. Value: $1,200.
1100-bIk. Gttaburn Rd.

Screwdriver-type tool used to
pry windows. No eniry.
300-bik. Macbeth Cres.

No signs of forced
Removed from kitchen
Stolen: two ladies’ rings.

entry.
shelf,
Value:

$5,000.
900-bIk. 3rd St.

Entry gained possibly through
insecure bedroom window. No
mess. Only jewel box gone
through. Stolen: unknown amount
of jewelry.

WEST VANCOUVER
THEFTS FROM AUTOS
4100-bIk. Ripple Rd.

Vehicle insecure in driveway.
Stélen: small change. Value: $1.
Lighthouse Park,

Entry via window. Stolen:
knapsack, purse and contents.
Value: $340.

Hollyburn Mountain parking ! lot.

No-draft smashed. Stolen: nil.

Eagleridge Brake Check.
Entry via rear sliding window.

Stolen: knapsack, wallet and ¢ con-.

tents. Value: $75,
§000-bik. The Byway.
Entry via no-draft.
stereo components
Value: $1,870.
Black Mountain parking tot.
Driver’s door opened by
unknown means. Stolen:
‘and contents. Value: $110.
2300-bIk. Bellevue Ave. =
Vehicle left insecure. Stolen:
purse, airline ticket, -wallet and
contents: Value: $1,380.
4100-bik. Almondel Rd.
Vehicle left insecure with keys
in carport. Stolen: ’91° Ford Ex-
green, .BCL: TPV-028.

‘$28,000.
1700-bik, Beilevee.

Stolen:

Driver’s door cheated. Suspect:

_ fled. Stolen: nil.

_Cypress Bow! Road.

_ Entry via driver’s _no-draft.
‘Window pried and: latch broken.
‘Stolen: bag of clothing. Value:

$300. , :
500-bik. Robin Hood Rd.

Removed from rear of vehicie.
Stolen: rear licence plate, BCL:

_ LHX-485.
2300-bik. Marine Dr.

Convertible roof left open.
Stolen: leather gear shift cover.
Value: $250.
6200-bIk. Overstone.

Entry via driver’s no-draft.
Stolen: radar detector and gas.
Value: $220.
6100-bik. Marine Dr.

Vehicle insecure. Glove ox
dumped. Stolen: unknown at this
time.

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‘NORTH VANCOUVER

BREAK AND ENTERS

3000-bik. Weilington Cres.

’ Entry gained by smashing win-
dew. Stolen: CDs and camera
equipment.

. 200-bik. West Sth St.

No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: cash, jewelry and leather
jacket.
300-bik. East 15th St.

Entry gained through pre-ex-
isting hole. Stolen: wallet, jewelry,
cash and leather jacket.”
100-bik. East Sth St.

Entry gained by prying door.
Stolen: cash and Indian carving.
200-bik. West 4th St.

Entry gained by prying door.
Stolen: Walkman and small
amouat of cash.

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and CDs. |

wallet

_ Stolen:

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3000-bik. Wellington Cres.

Entry gained by prying . patio
door. Stolen: VCR, JVC radio,
jewelry and cash.
4000-blk. Hoskins Rd.

Entry gained by smashing win-
dow. Stolen: art prints.
200-bik. West 4th St.

No- signs of - forced entry.
camera, tickets to ball
game and wallet.
200-bik. East 15th St.

No signs -of . forced entry.
Stolen: watch and gold pendant.
900-bIk. Berkley Rd.

Entry gained by prying front
deor. Stolen: jewelry.
100-blk. East 15th St.

Entry gained by smashing patio
door. Stolen: drugs.
300-bik. East 12th St.

Entry gained through open
window. Stolen: computer .and
printer. .
400-bik. Vieuna Cres. .

. Entry gained by smashing win-
dow. Stolen: U.S. cash and jewel-

ry.
160-bik, East 12th St.

Entry gained to storage locker.
Stolen: mountain bike.
200-bik. West Keith Rd.

Entry gained through open
window while victim asleep.
Stolen: jewelry from kitchen cup-
board.
240-blk. West Keith Rd.

Entry gained by prying window
while victim asleep. Stolen: house
and car keys.
3000-bik. Bluebonnet.

Entry gained dy smashing
basement window. Stolen: Canza-
dian and American cash.
600-bIk. West Windsor Rd.

Entry gained by smashing win-
dow. Stolen: AM/FM cassette.
900-blk. Lynn Vatley Ra.

Entry gained by prying locker
open. Stolen: cash, credit cards
and wailet.

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Dollarton Hwy.

‘Council wants more time to catalogue
municipal lands before picking zone -

From page 1@

District Council tried unsuc-
cessfully to get the pr-.vincial gov-
ernment to extend park status to
all lands above 1,200 feet.

A formal statement of
municipal development policies
has been in place since thé
establishment of West Van-
couver’s 1980 Official Community
Plan,

In 1988, council decided that
the policies pertaining to devel-
opable lands above the highway
should be reviewed and that the
Hollyburn Ridge holdings bought
by the municipality should be ex-
amined further.

B.C. Parks is also preparing a
new master plan for Cypress Pro-
vincial Park. The plan will include

BAL TOWN |

a development plan for Cypress
Bowl Recreation Ltd.’s 600-
hectare lease area.

While the ‘“‘green line'’ propos-
ed by the GVRD generally coin-
cides with the 1,200-foot limit in
West Vancouver, West Van-
couver’s planner of policy and
development. Graham Stallard
noted in his report that the green
zone has a larger scope that ap-
pears to include all green areas or
features of regional significance.

Although there is an increased
interest in the importance of local
creeks, they, like community
parks, are considered more of a
community resource than of
tegional significance.

According to Stallard, a com-
plex situation arises when trying

to classify West Vancouver’ s, green:
zone lands. under ‘the categories “°
provided by the GYRD because ~
some of them overlap.

There is also the possibility. of
creating new categories. :

But Stallard advised council
that the GYRD -green -zone.con- .
cept is very timely, because it can
provide an important perspective
for West Vancouver’s own review
of policies for its upper slopes.

Stallard said a more thorough
study might show that-: the
GVRD’s green line might- require
some adjustment.

Several issues, such “as creek
protection measures, and choices
between ‘‘cluster’’ and other. kinds
of development, he: said, would
have to be examined... - .

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