ty ‘on Fenny St. stands. =
The. Jest opportunity to.
reconsider thd matter came and”
" went Monday night when 4 mu-
Hon by) alderman. ‘Danny
“Sheridan. to call it back to. the:

“. table wad defew ' Dog
| Sribruck Investents” had:
asked -the eity to rezone 3221!
Kenney - ‘multi-residential tu:

TERRACE. —~ Council's deci-
sion”. ‘to reject. the Tribruck
rezoning application fut. proper- :

apartment: block. S

The: ‘application v was defeat
May 27. wheti council ‘deadlock: ©
“@il 33 at third reudding of the
‘rezoning: by-law.. (Mayor : Jack
“Talstra did not vole because his:
-yesidence. borders the’ Property -

_-allow It 10 construct: a “a8-untt. - =

in question).
- Under the Municipal Actatic
vote is considered to be in the
"Explaining the recall motion,
“Sherldan said. new information.
=~ jncluding ihe latest. vacancy:
rate figure. for the city — had

~ “come. to. light" since the May

27 decltion.:

“phan: Darryl Laurent sald It was
important” ‘council’ ensured it

” had “covered all the bases’. He

also suggested the apartment
proposal was ‘‘of sufficient’ im. .
portance tothe “city’* that Jt be
given every chance to succeed.

‘apartments;
‘developers should tell residents .
' in their
neighbourliood ‘and ensure it’s.
compatible with the surroun-.
dings; _ :

‘When the recall motion went

‘Supporting the move, “alder-

Alderman Rick King,
however, emphasized ‘‘a vate
against this motion is not a vate
against developers."* .

While. all councit wanted to
set new coustraction, including
King said

what's: going up-

to ‘a. vote, Sheridaa, Laurent

anid Cooper were in favour with
King, Hallock and. Takhar op-
posed, a repeat of the May 2
’ deadlock.

Canada’ Day poster coiies ;
ident .Rodney Sanches: It
7 "

re © pul

170,000 tonnes’ of magazine-
quality. Paper a year. .. .

2m siviagmn nda” a feet

“be ‘located neater a ‘populated

; floated south

to. Skeena

‘mill hints pop

and water being established, he

added.’

That result camt.as no sur-

‘prise to, Cooper. -

Cooper -was explaining why:
he had not invoked his powers
as acting mayor to himself -tr-
ing the ftern back to the table,

‘The Municipal Act allows the
mayor of acting mayor to res

quest” council reconsider any

decision provided he does so
within 30 days of the original

. vota..

“However, . with aldermen

" Hallock, King and Takhar hav-

Ing made it clear they would not
be changing their minds,
Cooper’ said there was little
point in recalling the rezoning.

TERRACE — The city and the
regional district have begun

- working out whal a proposed

library expansion will cost its
respective residents.

Officials from both meet to-
day with ‘the library. board to

ask it to come up with a cost _

figure for the proposed expan-
sion.

Two years ago, the library
hoard estimated a cost of $1
‘million to add 10,000 square to
the building located in Lower

_ Little Park,

It forecast getting a lottery

- grant for one-third of thé.cost,

raising $150,000 by ‘itself and
asking taxpayers to come ‘up
with $500,000.:

The board says it needs ‘the

' space to hold an éxpariding ¢ col- ;

lection of material, to provide
better working areas and to pro.
vide for its members into the

. Rext century.

’ “We think in terms of square
footage costs, that the library
board can come up with. those

figures fairly quickly.. We hope.

to have something preliminary
ready by mid- Fuly,”*
Hallsor. |

He added that the costs to
taxpayers could be calculated in
time fora referendum sometime

-. this year. .
At the same time, the city and

the regional district have work-

+ ed out a general agreement for

rural residents now supporting
the library through properly
taxes to pay a greater share of

: its operation:

This is considered crucial to

q

ok

by the regional district but the ,

TERRACE The. city's,
long. awaited | traffic, eka

have’ arrived,
: And traffic officer: Frat
Bowsher made his first patrol
of the downtown Area last:
Friday. we .
Enforcement did: take
place in 1990 but-the tickets |
were withdrawn at theend of: |
ihe* year and: -the form
redesigned » after’.-a traffic’|
court judge questioned how:
information was recorded,’
- Bowsher ‘is : cdnicentrating:
on high traffic areas along.
Lakelse and Lazelle.

said.

Cellutase’s Port Edward pulp

mill, .

’ In. return, Orenda: would use

smaliet trces, tops and thinnings
Cel

for: the | type’ of mill
Orenda wants to build.

- centre’ contributed to- the’ “deci-
sion.”

have’ put the mill clase to. where

wood. with Skeena Cellulose. - o

pce! would: be irucked to.

. i ‘Although t that location would ’
‘Orenda’-has.a forest licence: to.
pel, the mill; it now. says it’.
‘wants: to trade ‘pulp quality.

- Unider this scenario, | Orenda’ s :

Skeena’ Cellulose already

buys pulp. wood from Orenda.”

--The’site- under considefation
is close to the kinds of services a

“pulp“‘till needs in terms of
-\dependable.. electrical power,
“natural gas ‘and | a rail line, said
. Cooper... ana

‘Proximity’ toa populated cen-

tre removes any chance of anew

issued for the race early that morning by two

Be ear-old ‘Terrace

Poa

“badly ‘beat |
ed

ot settlement needing: roads, sewer

A province-wide “walking alorig nevlé ‘in Ter: +

smen in a-dark blue older, model. 18
“impott’ car. She told’ police thé
“men drove, her * 90km*' west.”
“toward Prince. Rupert,’ then .

land ‘has never been allocated.or..
reserved for industrial use. ~~ :

One location Cooper did not.
discount is called the Dubose
Industrial Area, It's on the right
hand side of the highway, just:
south of Lakesle Lake, leading.
to Kitimat,

’ “It's pretty good. it’
the area one might look, ” said
Cooper. ‘ “

announce its location: within
several weeks. | a

the provincial government's
Major Project Review Process
“for! environmental
economic Suitability.

- That location, : within: West .
Fraser’s Tree Farm Licence 4],.. ». That. process typically takes
ix weeks before the province

was lagged by Alcan as a possi- :
ble site for a smelter when it was: anal approval or asks for more
studies. .

considering expanding .. its»

aluminum capacity in the nor- "The review includes holding

thwest in the 1970s and 1980s.
The location is on a resource:

and development map produced

formation and to answer ques-
tions. —

‘Cooper said Orenda could

Wil then have to g0 ‘through

-and

this Saturday, and on Mon-
‘public meetings to give more in-

(| Expansion plan
for the library —
moving forward

any expansion plans because
while the city’s contribution has

grown, the amount from ‘the.

benefitting area hasn't:

The: amount rural: residents”

pay was capped by a formula
established in the 1970s.: Last

years’ ‘the .amount-was $42, 000.

--This~. figure ‘works | ‘out to
about
library's budget | but
residents make up approximate-

_ly 30 per cent’ of the facility’ 5

users.
Thornhill ‘director Les Wat-

mough said’ a new sharing ar-_ -

rangement for operating costs
will bring the rural figure closer

in line to the percentage of rural
“residents who make ‘up.

the
library’ s membership.

; We! te looking: at something _
‘similar to arrangements now, for
the arena, cemetery, swimming 7

pool. Ivll be based on
assessments,” he said:.

Both the capital cost sharing.
arrangement and the one for’,
operating costs fall in line with a:

_ city policy that the surrounding

rural area begin to pay more for.
récreation and. cultural services:
- located inside its boundaries. :

egal suites
, Stay, -.
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Big buck. port.
study, os
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‘Minister moves on,
Page Bl. 5

Athletes honoured,

means early ‘deadlines for
our July 3 issue.

. The deadline - for.. con-
tributed news copy, for. let-
‘ters to the’ editor and: for
jdisplay ,and- classified
advertisements. is hoon
tomorrow.) °

Our: office will be closed

day, July 1. It re-opens jy
2 at a. Mm.

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