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ROCHE POINT

Eagle nest to be protected

THE EAGLES have not yet landed at Roche Point Drive this year, but

North Vancouver District Council’

moved to protect their nesting tree at Monday night’s Policy and Planning Committee.

Council had deferred any deci-~ sion on a buffer zone for the tree until the relative financial merits of various development layouts had. been itemized by planning staff.

Both the Ministry of Environ- ment’s Wildlife Branch and uatu- Talist Kevin ell recommended a buffer zone of 100 metres ground the tree when the matter was being considered by council last August, but only Ald. Ernie Crist was still

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A multi-unit development is no longer being proposed, and the bylaw will call for the creation of 21 RS3 lots. A further nine lots will be made available if it is estab- lished to the satisfaction of council that the nest has been permanently abandoned.

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Collins to be roasted

A CELEBRATORY roast fer recently-retired North Shore News columnist Doug Collins has been organized for Saturday, July 22 at North Vancouver's Centennial Theatre.

Scheduled to kick off at 10 a.m., ihe event will feature a roasting panel that thus far includes North Shore News publisher Peter Speck, News columnist Barbara Mc- Creadie and North Vancouver-

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Master of Ceremonies will be radio hotliner Pat Burns.

Tickets for the roast are $10 and a limited number will be available at the News offices, 1139 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver.

For information about the event call Bill Ryan at 929-2167.

Collins, 68, officially retired his controversial Get This Straight column July 2 after five years and approximately 750 columns.

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