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This week at local councils

From page 5 Association: on Kilmer Creek development area/ ‘notice of mo- tion (Ald. Crist) re: regulation of smoking bylaw upgrading to other similar bylaws. i WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL: Monday, Nov. 16, at 7:45 p.im.: Policy/planning re: cit- izen’s survey/ waterfront development conference/ cor-

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porate policy of leasing municipal property and improvements/ 911 emergency telephone system/ Dundarave Park street-end and parking improvements/ T. Eaton Foundation grant. Council meeting re: adoption of minutes/ bylaws: West Vancouver waste disposal and waterworks regulation (rates) bylaw, sign bylaw, sewer utility fee bylaw.

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Noise bylaw update pondered in NVD

Quiet zones include al! residen- tial areas.

The bylaw is enforced by of- ficers who are -trained on sound measuring equipment.

Ald. Ernie Crist says the pro- posed bylaw revisions would ‘ prove those relationships between ourselves and peopte in the com- munity and in fact will also help these people who are traditional or incorrigible noise makers because now we have something concrete (a sound level! measure) that we can discuss with them.”

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Recommendations to council from the municipal manager call for a 13-month trial period far the bylaw provisions — possibly star- ting as soon as next month.

The estimated cost for enforce- ment of the new bylaw is $17,000.

Enforcement would be carried out by specially trained personnel from the North Shore Health Department.

Under the present noise regula- tion bylaw, a person who is con- victed of violating the bylaw is subject to a $500 fine.

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