Gulf, using Texada and

of many environmentalists. Some of them contend that this

POWER TRANSMISSION LINES SCAR the scenic beauties of the Galt Islands, near -
Montague Harbour. Recent plans by B.C. Hydro for a transmission line across the

s fhe he heart of thecity._ a Saas

“nestled j ina woodsyn natural setting beside a beautiful creek - - in

Then’ look at the world from Brookwood Noth: at ‘home in. : natural, treed fresh air.
: Surroundings with tall pines, and-private communal access to. your own personal creek. :
Yet only T block away from over 50 shops and. professional services at. eee Mall.
Minutes away from the-highway and. 2nd Narrows bridge, for you. i
both worlds - privacy and convenience.

Islands as stepping stones, have incurred the wrath

type of environmental

impact destroys the beauty of what is the Lirgest unspoiled saltwater ‘Iake’-in the

world, and that in the coming years the blight of the § power lines will be greatly

regretted. (Emsworth Dickson photo)

ees réal estate’
development industry has
passed its low-ebb and is
now poised for significant
expansion into 1980," J.
David Mooncy, the newly
elected president of the
Urban Development In-
stitute Pacific Region said
recently.

Others named to the new
board of directors are
George Flanigan of Daon
Development, V. Philip
Boname of Urbanics
Consultants and R.H. Street
of Realvest Development,
all elected vice presidents;
and R.G. Johnson of
Dawson Lands, re-clected
secretary treasurer.

Ernie Hnatiuk of Carma
Developers, 1.K.
McLaughlin of Genstar

“Development, J.

“with governments

Real estate industry |
now growing again

Ken
strong of Community
Builders, Robert Martin of
Alpin & Martin Engincering,
S.N. Sheinin of Coopers &
Lybrand and Michael D.
Akerly of Fraser Hyndman,
solicitors, were all clected
directors.

“The development in-
dustry has worked closely in
recent years with all levels of
government in order to
smooth out the development
process and climinate red-
tape,” says David Mooney,
also president of Narod
Developments Limited of
Vancouver. “We must,
however, continue to work
and
realize the policies set forth
in practical terms and to this
end the Institute has pledged
itself to assist.”

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UDI Pacific’
composed of virtually all
major real estate and
building developers in
British Columbia as well as a
number of consultants.

“Now that the industry is
once again growing,
unemployment should begin
to diminish - the only fear is
that certain. ‘no growth’
elements on tocal levels of

government may again
materialize.”
The industry has now

come of age and UDI has
grown in recent years. It has
and will continue to sponsor
a number of seminars on
various real estate issucs. It
is also conducting in-depth
analyses on legislation and
other matters of interest to
the general public.

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very large patios and sundeca for tazy summer afternoons.’ All homes are extensively sound-
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