8 - North Shore News — Sunday, August 27, 2000

THE fellowing is a list
of recent North
Vancouver RCMP 3rd Strect _

. Mischief to bus stop.

. Unknown vouths “tagged™

a bus stop with spray paint. The

youdis were caught and made

to erase the damage. Const.

See Cowan, file #D-2000-

26716.

5. 1500-bik. Garden Avenue
Break and enter.

Unknown suspects entered

a business by prying the rear

door and forcing it open. It

appears that the sound of the
alarms scared off the suspects

Nothing appears to have been

stolen. Const. Moe Beyhaghi,

file #4-2000-26651.

6. 200-bik. Feil Avenue
Break, enter and theft.
Suspects broke into a stor-

age container outside a busi-

Ness and stole numerous tires

valued at $3,000. A crowbar or

prying instrument was used to
gain access. Police continue to
investigate. Const. Moe

August 12
4. Forbes Avenue and West

August 11
1. Lynnmouth and
Mounuia Highway

Hit and run.

Witnesses heard a loud
crash. An unknown vehicle
crashed into a camper parked in
the North Shore Winter Club's
parking fot. The camper sus-
tained some damage. The sus-
pect vehicle ts described as a
grey Caravan, minivan style.
Const. Sat Dhaliwal, file #D-
2000-2665:.

2.  2400-bik.

Highway
Drug seizure.
Police on routine patrol

pulled over a vehicle and

detected an odour of marijuana
in the vehicle. A smali amount
of marijuana was seized from

the driver. The driver received a Beyhagni, file #A-2000-26732.

24-hour driving suspension.

Const. Everert McLachlan, fle 7. 16f0-bik, Mountain

#rraffic-2000-26665. Highway

Stolen bicycle.

3. 2100-bik. Front Street A red, 5-speed, Dunlop
Fire in business. child's mountain bike, valued
Police attended to a report at $40 was stolen. Const.

of an alarm going off. The Caroline Auge, file #A-2000-

police officer saw a fire inside 26749.

the business. It appeared that a If you have information

gas can caught on fire from a —atbout any incident listed in the

spark from the machinery. Fire crisve statistics please contact the
contained to business. Const.

North Vancouver RCMP at
Marina Pellow, file #D-2000- 985-1311 or Crime Stoppers at

669-TIPS (8477).

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THE following people
have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court:

Elan on July 4:

Vancouver,
months’ probation after she
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
woman on Sept. 6, 1997 in
West Vancouver.

Grandison on March 30:

Cory Ray Edgar, 29, of no
fixed address, was jailed two
days, fined $1,000 and
received 12 months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to:
@ stealing a stereo equalizer,
two rings, binoculars and
cheques Belonging to a man
in July 1999 in North
Vancouver City; .

B using a forged cheque on
July 26, 1999 in North

Vancouver City;

by failing to go to court on
eb. 2.

Edgar was required to pay
the victim $1,200 compensa-
tion.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on March 29:

Greg McPhail, 19, of
Langley, was jailed seven days,
fined $300 and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to driving while prohibited on
Cypress Bowl Road on Dec.
26, 1999 in West Vancouver.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by clec-

Before Judge Carol Baird

Jennifer Lynn Rose, 47, of
received - 12

Before Judge Reginald

tronic monitoring.
eee

Donald Bradley Prescott,
45, of no fixed address, was
jailed 30 days and received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to:
& = stealing merchandise
belonging to London Drugs
on March 12, 1999 in West
Vancouver;
8 stealing = merchandise
belonging to Canada Safeway
on June 3, 1999 in North
Vancouver City;
@ = stealing = merchandise
belonging to Home Depot in
Nanaimo on Aug. 6, 1999;
stealing merchandise
belonging to London Drugs
on Sept. 5, 1999 in North
Vancouver City;
@ stealing — merchandise
belonging to Canada Safewa
on Oct. 22, 1999 in North
Vancouver City;
Bi failing to go to court in
Nanaimo on Oct. 26, 1999.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on March 27:

William Mason Mallinson,
41, of no fixed address, was
fined $400 after he pleaded
not guilty to impaired driving,
but instead pleaded guilty to
the lesser or included offence
of driving without considera-
tion.

The original charge
stemmed from a June 6, 1998
incident in North Vancouver

Judge

District.

Before Bill
Rodgers on March 27:

David Alan Friesen, 43, of
no fixed address, received 24
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to Liberty
Wine Merchants Oxanagan
Estates Wine Cellar on Feb.
21 at Lonsdale Quay.

Before Judge Reginaid
Grandison on March 22:

Jacob Rikley, 24, of North
Vancouver, received © -12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assault with
a knife of a male on March 12
in North Vancouver City.

otice of Public Wearia

Christie House

A Public Hearing is scheduled for 7:00 PP4.,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 following the
conclusion of the reconvened Public Hearing on Bylaws
7370, 7171, and 7472 (Canadian Tire Development - Main
Street/Harbour Avenue) in the Council Chamber of the
Municipal Hall, 355 West Queens Read, North Vancouver,
B.C., to provide an opportunity for Council to hear from
those who believe their interest in property may be
affected by changes to this Bylaw, as outiined below:

BYLAW 7381 - CHRISTIE HOUSE
Applicant: _.

District of North Vancouver

Subject Land:
267 West Queens Road, (Lot 7, Block A Block 4/13, DL
2026, Plan 3544C)

Proposed Amendment: ; :

To rezone the property from Single Family Residential -

Norwood Queens (RSNQ) to Public Assembly (PA). The
purpose of this public meeting is to enable all interested
residents an opportunity to express their views with
respect to the proposed business licence.

working together for a- better community

* o f ab

Purpose: =

To allow the restoration and use of the Distriet owned
heritage house for community purposes. ie

nis Public Hearing is held under the provisions of the

Local Government Act. Ail persons who believe ©
their interest in property may be affected by the above
propose! will be afforded an opportunity to be heard in
person 2° ‘or by written submission. Written submis-.
sions will be accepted up to the conclusion of the Public
Hearing on Wednesday, September 6, 2000.

Cres _of the Bylaw, resolutions, supporting staff
reports and any relevant background materia] are
available for review from August 25, 2000 to September
6, 2000 in the Districe of North Vancouver's Clerk's
Office or Community Planning Division at the Municipal
Hall. The Municipal Hail is located at 355 West Queens
Road and is open Monday -through Friday, excepe
Statutory Holidays, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and

4:30 p.m.

Agnes S. Hilsen, Municipal Cle

August 25, 2000

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