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“motion requesting District’.
‘and City to re-design their “pr
_ tax statements so | that the. oo
“homeowner "'g fi
. deducted from‘ gross’ “
“taxes on the front“of the’
‘form, thus showing clearly to ;
Citizens the amount of their ”
met school tax. _

- Couricil received this.
request with something less
- ‘than enthusiasm. Alderman.
‘Peter Powell stated flatly -
that the tax statement was
already designed and that .
not only would it.be too —
‘costly to make ¢hanges at |
this stage, but that there was
not time at this date if the
‘statements were to .be
distributed as normally
scheduled.

Alderman Marilyn Baker
said that the proposed
changes appeared to be

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he |... ments from other alderman,
council decided that the
format of the tax statement

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” Bids for properties, at 3397
_ Marine ~ Drive, and. 6450
Nelson. were. way.

. John Humphries told council
‘ Monday.

Lease ‘of the land at 3670
Westridge Ave. for a

to the municipality if -resi-
dents. and lease applicants
: eam agree om site use, he said

But résidents near the
:: Westridge site were not in
_ the mood to talk any more, as
indicated by shouts from the
audience. a
Around 30 people turned
up to say they would rather
have open space and pay
higher taxes than a conveni-
ence store at that location.

H.M and D.A. Stewart of
3810 Southridge Ave: wrote
council that with-a conveni-
ence ‘store ‘‘there is the
inevitable litter and, mess
and invariably. young people
collect and hang around such.
Places, at night”. ae

Jamies. I. Loutit of 3755
-Bayridge Ave. wrote, “‘we
are:concerned about. a drop

in property values’’ if a smali
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And Lydia. Mason. of 3740 .
Southridge Ave.;. who pre- ~
‘sented a petition with ‘some.
200 names” ‘protesting \, the

area, added that parents do
not want to continually. police —
their children. against buying
“junk food”’ at a local store.

Cotincil “members “urged
residents to. meet again with —
a council committee and the -: -
potential lessee of the land|to _w
try to teach a mutually .
agreeable v use e for the site.

Gary Sutherland, ‘presi-
dent of the Caulfeild: Rate-
payers -ASssociation, com-
mented” that’ all people © in.
West Vancouver, not’ just

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