chance than'most of winning
a million after stealing -130

lottery tickets in West .
Vancouver,
The man, in his 30s,

grabbed the tickets from a
lottery sales stand in Park
Royal. North Thursday after
creating. =a. diversion by
spilling .a cup of coffee on
thestand. |

He: stole 120 Provincial
tickets..with a value of $600

“A thief ‘Stands a better,

$10:tickets for the Super
Loto draws of August 17 and
September 14. -

And West Vancouver
Police report that it is just
one of a number of similar

thefts from ticket sales areas |

recently.

They warn lottery. ticket
salespeople to be very wary
of people spilling drinks: at
their stands and not to take

. their eyes off people during

for the July 27 draw and 13 ~ such distractions.

DUPLEX SIZE TO BE REDUCED

Plans to encourage
smaller houses and keep
options open regarding a
suggested heritage site in
two areas at the western
extremity of West Van-
couver were submitted to
public scrutiny Monday
night.

The two public hearings
before West Van council
gave residents a chance to
speak their minds about the
major proposed zoning
changes.

One of them concerned
the Horseshoe Bay area and
the proposal to downzone
certain portions -- an
amendment which would in
effect reduce the size of
duplexes in the area and also
ensure a heavily residential
emphasis.

Judy Wiser, president of
the Horseshoe Bay Com-
munity Association, told
council that at least one-
third of the residents are
“very much in favor of the

changes because it is an
acknowledgement by the
municipality of the

residential nature of the area
and its commitment to that
idea.”

Mrs. Wiser added that the

changes were discussed
lengthily at what she called
“a well attended meeting.”

However, Horseshoe Bay
resident Gordon Hayes said:
he did not receive proper
notice of exactly what
changes council.is proposing
and was not able to attend
the community association
meeting.

“This proposal would
create non-conforming uses
of all the duplexes in the
area — for what purpose I
don’t know,” Hayes added.

He called the proposal

“overkill” and suggested that +

mandatory development
permits might be a better
solution to- keeping Hor-
seshoe Bay a_ residential
community.

Director of Development
Dr. Bob Collier emphasized
that the principle of the
bylaw amendment is to let it
be known that smaller
houses “would be very
welcome in this area”.

The proposal includes a
maximum building height of
two storeys, or 25 feet, and a
Minimum site area for a
duplex or a_ two-family
dwelling of 6,000 sq.ft.

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The other public hearing
focussed on three residential
areas on the periphery of the

Rockwoods Estate near~
Whytecliff Park and. a.
proposal to make them

mandatory development
permit areas.

These: lots include 6741
Dufferin Avenue, and 6008,
6016 and 6018 Gleneagles
Drive.

Jeffery Bursill-Hall, who
has been. one of the leaders

of a campaign to have ‘the. |

Rockwoods Estat
designated as a heritage site
lashed. out at the proposal,,:
“*“Mandatory. developmen
permits. will not
Rockwoods,’’ he
council.

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Bursill-Hall added that he _

failed to see the logic of
rezoning peripheral property
without rezoning Rock-
woods as well.

Municipal Manager Terry
Lester, however, said that a
report on the feasibility of
declaring Rockwoods a
heritage site should be
completed by next week.

Council also gave third
reading to the bylaw
amendment after the public
hearing.

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