Council Meeting Agenda Summary

Monday, Febuary 14, 2000, 7 p.m. [Live on Rogers Cable 4 - No rebroadcast]

Council Matters

I. Rezoning and Subdivision Control Bylaws - Canyon Heights Neighbourhood Zoning

2. Development Variance Permit - “ 334 Sesamat Lane (Fire Lane 8)

. 3. Rules of Procedure Amending Bylaw 4. Officers and Employees Bylaw

. 5 . Local Improvement Cost Sharing >) Formula Bylaw - Paving of Gravel

oo) Tames. Cth,

«6. Sport Travel Grant Applications : 7.UBCM Resolution - Ationyméus

9. Construction of Lifka Columns for advertising purposes

10. Dedicated Bus and Bicycle Lane - Lions Gate Bridge Approach

II. UBCM Resolution - Latecomer Agreements. .

12. Opposition to any Third Crossing over the Burrard Inlet

13. Council Meeting Summer Schedule

Note: for more information call 990-221 I,

or refer to District InfoWeb at www.dnv.org, where you can find back-

ae Election Advertising ; ~ 8. Provision on Re <, for Correspondence

New pedestrian warning light system comes in for landing

If you're crossing the intersec-

“tion of Lynn Valley and Harold Road, don't haven't suambled onto an sir-

worry. You

“port runway. It's just the District's new pedestrian crosswalk warning light sys- tem - an innovative model simi- lar to the one used at airports.

Crasawalk . Signs

on Regular Council Agendas

STRICT

The system, which is new in British Columbia, is a first for the District, thanks to the financial support of ICBC's Road Safety Improvement

' Program.

The “Roadway Warning Lights" consist of a series of flashing yellow lights, embed- ded in the road surface, that line both sides of the painted crosswalk. The lights rise about I 4centimetres above the asphalt and can be seen at a

distance of 180 meters or more

ground reports on agende. items. «

NOTICE

when flashing.

Pedestrians activate the system with a push of a button located at either end of the crosswalk. The lights then alert motorists that they're approaching an occupied crosswalk.

The system is expected to be in place the week of February 14 and will be used asa test site for future use at other locations.

For more informaticn, call the Transportation Operations

Department at 990-3898 or 990-3845. »

New due date for water bills

Wondering why you haven't received your annual water utility bill in che mail? No, there hasn't been a drought - just a change in process. The bill, which used to go out in January, will now be included with your property tax bill in late May. That means it won't be due until July 5, the same day property taxes are due. Rather than offering the usual early payment discount, the water charge will be discounted for all residents. The new

process streamlines District costs, and with just one bill co pay,

will be more conveniert for residents. «

» Toll-free: 1 800 407 7757 ' Email: hpo@hpo.bc.ca . Wobsite: www.hpo.te.ca

: : - aoe — BT AN a Lea NE es met

Community . Meeting

Seymour Community Association

invites residencs of Seymour te a presentation by Bill Lambert of TransLink. Mr. Lambert will make a presentation on the new North Shore Area Plan. The North Shore is being consulted on & number of issues, including planning cf new transportation routes, bus sizes and improved information services. As an exam- ple of a new route, the crosstown #255 now leaves Dundarave every 30 minutes and reaches Lynn Valley Centre via Lions

- Gate Hospital.

Mr. Lambert will outline “. TransLink's piansing process : for the North Shore and...

answer any Pertinent issues inctude service and security. at Phibbs’ Exchange and potential for , smaller buses. North Shore res-. idents have also expressed.

questions. -

interest in direct routes serving _

Just hanging around at William Griffen Park. Photo by Lyn

the universities. and. down...

town.

The meeting will be held in the :

multi-purpose rom, located on”

the second level at Parkgate Community Centre at 7:30, Wednesday, February 6th. «