THE TURF WAR between focal
soccer groups could spread to the
development of a
washroomi/changeroom facility at
Christy Park. .

That was the fear of some city
councillors at last week’s plan-
ning committee meeting, where
the $250,000 building proposal
was being discussed.

In the past there’s been friction

.-between the Terrace. Youth Soc- .

cer Association and a men’s soc-
cer group,
Youth soccer officials say they

‘developed the high quality fields

and only they should be allowed
to use them.
* Councillors’. wanted 10° know
what guarantee there’d be that the
sanic kind of dispute won't arise
over the washroom/changerooms
that youth saccer wants to build.

“Ts it going to be public use?”
asked Gordon Hull, “or is it
going to be another of these
“nightmares where nobody else
can look at it, go by it or touch
it?”

City director. of engineering
‘Stew Christensen said the facility
‘will be public use, because it’s on

_ city property,

. Terrace Youth Soccer spokes- .

* man Don Highe said the group

has $120,000 cash, plus $32,000
from the men’s soccer group, and
‘they hope to Gel a government

‘grant to cover most of. the

balance. . .
- He said the more than 3,000-

Square-foot building would in-

clude washrooms, . changerooms, —

City fears soccer plan
could lead to big battle.

Gordon Hull

a storage room, a janitor's room,
4 spare room, anda mecting
room.

But city councillor David Hull
called the building plans too
grandiose.

Even though the soccer groups
will build the facility, he said the
city has to maintain it.

He said there’s no need for a
large meeting room ‘there since
there’s plenty of mecting space in
town.

But if there’s a meeting room,

he predicted, it will be used in the
winter, and city costs of maintain-

ing the building will take place all
year, not just in summer,
Hull advocates something

‘more utilitarian’’, similar.to the -

washroom facility _ ‘at Furlong

Bay, where openings high on the .

walls give ‘natural light’ and
eliminates even the ‘need for elec-

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A REQUEST to divide a 142
acre farm to create a new 10
acre jot has been approved by
the regional district.

Emmett and Joan Mccann
have farmed the parcel off
Kilby Rd,-in New Remo since
1987, producing forage crops
and raising beef cattle. Health
reasons require Mr. McCann to
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Recreation commitice chairman
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$150,000 already raised would
probably be almost enough if a
more basic design was used,

That type of building would be
a far cry from ihe youth soccer
association’s idea’. of: a
“pavillion’’ in Christy Park.

Highe was expecting quick is-
suance of a building permit, but it
now appears council will spend
time considering it, and may not couple will live and operate a
cven approve the plan as present- market garden’ and. U-pick
ed. strawberry operation. The rest

As for the use of the facility, | Will be sold as farm Jand,
Highe predicts it will be much the Since the 10 acre size meets
same as Christy Park. the minimum required ‘under

“We would expect preferential the low density’ rural’ zoning
treatment,’ he said. But once - and the ‘district agriculturist
the building is up it would be- | ad no objections — ‘the land
come the city’s. And I really has some of the best soils in

don’t have a problem with that,” the Terrace arca — directors
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