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NVC Council
seeks input
on rezoning

NORTH VANCOUVER City res-
idents will have a second oppor-
tunity for input on two controver-

sial rezoning bylaws | Monday
night

By Pamela Lang

Contributing Writer
|

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY COUNCIL

The original Aug. 27 public
hearing on the bylaws was recess:
ed to Sept. 10,

If passed. bylaw 6096 will
rezone two fots on 1702 Chester-
field Ave. from two-family resi-
dential (duplex) to comprehensive
development, allowing for the
constmuction of a 12-unit residen-
tial development.

At the Aug. 27 hearing, resi-
dents of a neighboring  con-
dominium raised concerns aver
losing views of the North Shore
mountains.

But city staff were unable to
answer council's questions as to
how the project's height compared
with surrounding buildings, and
exactly how much the neighbors’
views would be affected.

Council decided the issue re-
quired more information before
public scrutiny was closed. City
staff were asked to provide the
pertinent information before th.
Sept. 10 meeting.

The second bylaw (6128) is
aimed at allowing service stations
in the city to legally sell conve-
| nience household or personal

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Drinking drivers

WEST VANCOUVER: Anthony
Michael Caley, 48, Box 233
Brackendale (over .08, $500 fine,
one-year driving suspension).

goods.

Although some city — stations
have been selling convenience
items in contravention of the cur-
rent bylaw, city council has decid-
ed to amend the bylaw rather than
force the stations to stop selling
the convenience items.

When no one from the public
gallery came forward to speak for
or against the service station
bylaw, Ald. Frank Morris sug-
gested that city convenience store
owners should be dizectly notified
and given a chance to speak on
the issue before the public hearing
is closed.

The hearing on the two bylaws
will resume Monday at 7:30 p.m.

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