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Seniors’ needs report requested

AFTER BECOMING

aware of the need for

increased

seniors’ accommodation in North Vancouver, North Van- couver City Council asked Monday for 2 report from its social planning staff that will make recommendations for the current and future needs of city seniors.

The motion to have the issue studied was put forward by Ald. Barbara Perrault last week after council rejected a plan to build a seniors’ rental project in the 200-block of East 23rd Street.

Ald. Rod Ciark said he was shocked that the arguments for supporting the motion were the same as those he used last week when he tried to get his fellow councillors to support the East 23rd Street project.

He said the motion was a con- venient way to ‘‘cover one’s polit- ical derriere’’ after four members of council rejected the seniors’ project.

Perrault, who objected to Clark’s use of the word derriere, later asked him for an apology, but when Clark refused Mayor Jack Loucks said he would not pursue the matter further.

In speaking to this week’s mo- tion, Perrault said seniors’ hous- ing in the city needs to be exam- ined because population trends show an increasing percentage of seniors in North Vancouver.

The requested report, she said, was intended to get council think- ing proactively rather than reac- tively about the situation.

Perrault added that council should know where seniors’ ac- commodation should go when making decisions regarding the ci- ty’s design.

“The baby-boomers will soon be seniors,’’ Perrault said, ‘‘and we have to start planning now.”’

Ald. John Braithwaite asked that the report on seniors’ ac- commodation be piggy-backed on

By Pamela Lang Contributing Writer

a soon-to-be-released social planning report on appropriate ci- ty locations for social housing.

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And, although city ad- ministrator Gerry Brewer said the combination would be ap- propriate, city director of devel- opment services Fred Smith said he expected the seniors’ housing issue would take a while to research.

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