HALF WAY

IN THE DRIVE

DRIVE FLASH

MIKE STEVENS
leads the drive
with $400.

MISSION, POWELL
_ RIVER, NIILO MAKELA
9ver the top.

e IN: $7,839

e NEED: $11,661

_ SPEED

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Four Seasons vote a betrayal

Despite the fact the Four
Seasons development at the
entrance to Stanley Park is of
vital concern to every citizen of
Vancouver, and indeed even
surrounding areas, NPA
alderman on Tuesday voted as a
block to take only a ratepayers
vote as to whether or not the
project should be allowed to
proceed.

Alderman Rankin had
proposed a motion to have a
straight Yes or No plebiscite
where all citizens, including
renters, could have their say.

The NPA, by this anti-demo-
cratic move, is attempting to
manoeuvre a situation where if
60 percent of the ratepayers do
not vote to acquire the property,
they can give all-signals-go to
the real estate developers.

In moving for the ratepayers
vote, alderman Bird said no one
seems to have a definite idea
what they want. That is grossly
inaccurate.

A surprisingly large section of
the people have made it clear in
no uncertain terms they do not
want hotels, apartments, or any
type of commercial enterprise
clogging up the view and the
traffic near Stanley Park.
Thousands of citizens have had

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their views presented to council
and unanimously it is agreed the
land should become part of the
recreational complex of the
park.

George Puil, Parks Com-
missioner, has challenged the
inflated figures put forward by
the NPA as the value of the land
concerned. He said a price tag

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would reveal the value of the lots
to be less than $1 million.

Puil added it is possible to stop
this project as other projects
have been stopped. A broad
campaign to allow all citizens a
vote on this question must be
swung into action.

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