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EDDY SERVANTT from Oregon has been spreading ‘‘the message”’ lately on the corner of 13th and Lonsdale Avenue in the City of North Vancouver. The American has been dishing out his views each summer in the Lower Mainland for the past four years.

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Savoury parking pared

THE RETURN of the popular Savoury Restaurant to Deep Cove has upset North Vancouver District Council

Ald. Bill Rodgers.

“The public hearing process has been thwarted,’’ charged Rodgers after council voted 4-3 in favor of relaxing parking requirements in the three-storey commer- cial/residential complex to be built by Taurus Ventures on Gallant Avenue.

Said Rodgers, ‘‘The owners of The Savoury restaurant were the owners of property. They sold their property and made a profit. The development goes ahead bas- ed on no restaurant and then they come back for a restaurant devel- opment. What they have done is effectively put an end-run around our bylaw requirements.”’

Continued Rodgers, ‘‘When this project came forward we had a lot of complaints from the citizens about parking. We approved the project subject to a certain number of parking requiremet:is for the development. Council has now turned its back on the prom- ises they have rade to the com- munity, and [| think that the resulting changes will cause more crowding in the Deep Cove area.”

The building’s parking plan will allow for 57 spaces, including five that will be permanently reserved for the Deep Cove Yacht Clv® ta replace those that will be los: « the entry to the project.

The parking space total is one more than required provided that the commercial space would be used for retail purposes.

But municipal zoning would normally require another 13 spaces in order to accommodate a restaurant of the size proposed.

Under the terms of the devel- opment variance permit approved recently by council, the Savoury will be allowed to share seven parking spaces with a

Police not involved

THE WEST Vancouver Police Department, the Wost Vancouver Police Board and the West Van- couver Police Association have announced that they and _ their members are not associated or connected in any way with the Western Canadian Police/Fire Athletic Foundation, which is presently soliciting funds under the name of ‘*The Olympic Maga- zine:

The organization is presently doing business at 388-4863 Kingsway Ave. in Burnaby.

The West Vancouver Police Department, Board and Associa- tion report that they do not subscribe to the fundraiser or any other third-party solicitation in- volving telemarketing.

By Martin Millerchip Contributing Writer

photographic studio in the same complex whose hours of business do not extend into the evening. In addition, the residential parking requirement will be relax- from two spaces per unit to 1.75 spaces per unit. Ald. Rick Buchols said that

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while he was in favor of the res- taurant, council would have been better advised to avoid setting a precedent by relaxing its philoso- phy of two parking spaces per res- idential unit.

Ald. Murray Dykeman pointed to the strong demand for the return of the restaurant (a petition with 872 signatures was presented to council).

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