A8 - Wednesday, November 2, 1983 - North Shore News

Change in agreement

THREE NORTH Vancouver women who want (O set up a commercial babysitting ser- vice in North Van City have been given the green light by City council.

Council voted Monday to

been told by Ciry staff that such a use was not permitted in a City commercial zone.

Monday’s solution means the women won't have to wait several months while a

aves way for sitters

want to go shopping or have an appointment and need so- meone to take care of their children for an hour or two.

Ald. Ralph Hall said the solution proposed by City

insert a clause in the agree- ment covering the property al 844 West 15th Street allowing ‘child minding care’’ as a permitted use.

The women had originally

new bylaw is prepared. They told council earlier that they need to act fast while the pro- perty is still available.

They say their service will be useful for parents who

Licensing Director’ Frank Morms shows that ‘‘when we bend our minds to it we can sometimes find ways to cul through red tape expeditiously.”

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break on way?

SILENCE WILL soon des- cend on neighbors of Cana- dian National Railway at Neptune Terminal if North Vancouver City council gets Its way

Council voted Monday to write to CN, asking the railway to provide a person to direct train traffic between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. so that area residents wouldn't be awoken by train whistles

Ald. Stella Jo Dean sug- gested the traffic director as a temporary soluuon while the City (nes to get a proper train crossing built

Such a crossing would cost the City nothing, as it would be paid for by the federal government, the CN, and the Nanuonal Harbours Board, and be maintained by the NHB and CN

But mt would take several months before the crossing would be ready, and residents who appeared at Monday's meeting said the whistles must) be stopped soon, as they cannot sleep because of the nouse

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