Terrace detachment: of

othe’ RCMP submit an’ ‘Opera-"

tional Plan’ to’ city council an-.
-. nually. for their considera-
tion, and~ this year’s. report: -

‘leaves the. city ‘something to

“ponder. The report ‘is currently
- dn the! hands of the: Finance and
-_ Personnel. Committee and coun-

Parking bylaws to be enforced

Barly last October, Terrace
city council requested the Public

: Works Department to post signs

on Emerson St. to indicate that
there was § limited parking on ‘the

street.

This move was in compliancé

with the existing Traffic Bylaw,
_ met the approval of the Public
. Works Department and was wel-

. .
Director
resigns.

The list of resignations _ at
Northwest. Community College

continues to grow, with the ex-.

ecutive director of program-
ming, Kenn. Whyte, being the
latest to go. Whyte’s resignation
follows that of college president,
Val George, who was preceded
by the. college’s entire nursing
staff, two Mobile Computer
management staff members, the

head of the Business and Indus; _

try Training Education depart-
ment and college planner Jan
Thomas.

The top level resignations fol- .
low an internal review which [|
resulted in ‘‘differences of opin- |

ion’” on how some. administra-
tive concerns shouldbe handled.

_Board chairman Hans Wagner

said in a recent interview that
the board is currently handling
all administrative matters and
all. programs are running
smoothly under the direction of
individual department heads.
Wagner says that some vacated
positions have. already been
filled and the board is currently
looking for a temporary replace-
ment for Val George.

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RCMP of their law enforcement.

priorities i in the near future, Last

to be youth crime, substance
abuse and assaults. -
In this year’s . submission,

RCMP Inspector Larry Yeske ©
-Teports that. there were-.223

-comed by Emerson St. busi-

nesses ‘who have suffered in the

past due to very limited parking -

in the area — they needed
customer parking space.

The: restrictions appear to
have had little effect. however.
According to one local business,
Cars. are parked on the street for
the entire working day and
probably belong to the employ-
ees of other downtown business-
es.

But there is a . solution, says
city administrator Bob Hallsor.

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‘break and enters -last ‘year, -re-
. sulting :in 5$.charges being laid.
Of these, 33. were juveniles. This
indicates a ‘significant’ increase
over 1987 says Yeske, when 175
offences resulted in 31 charges
— 12 against juveniles,

* Shoplifting offences ‘have re-
mained static, about 237 i in each

Negotiations are currently un-

derway with the municipal em-

Ployees’ union — CUPE — to
reword the job description of |
the Senior Building’ Inspector
and: hand. the job of: enforcing

" Specific bylaws, this being one

of them, over.to him. This could -
happen soon he says, and when
it does, car owners who are
currently abusing their parking
privileges will discover the bylaw
has teeth — the bylaw provides
for penalties between 825 and
$500,

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1987,43 percent of the charges
were laid against juveniles while

in 1988 that figure had-risen to
46 percent. Yeske attributes this
increase, however, not to an

" increase in juvenile crime, but to
business seminars which have

resulted in ‘a: ‘moye aggressive

_ approach to prosecutions’.

‘ “Tt is hoped that this ap-.

proach . by the business com-
munity together with the anti-
shoplifting program in the
schools will continue to,.deter
would-be - juvenile shoplifters
and prevent those already con-
victed from repeating this activi-
ty,”? says Yeske.

In the category of substance:

abuse, Yeske reports that 827
persons, including 58 juveniles,
were incarcerated due to liquor
related offences in 1988 — up
from 433, 34 .of which were

juveniles, i in 1987, He adds that.
in: 1987, violations under the Li-

quor Act totalled 179 with 58

charges being laid, while last

. (Cll) zone,

Commercial (C}l) zone.

zone:
a) gasoline service station
b) groceteria °

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING |
Notice Is hereby given that a Publit Hearing will be held on
Tuesday, February 14, 1989 at the offices of the Regional
District of Kitimat-Stikine commencing at 7:30 p.m. to recelve -
representation from all persons who deem their interest to be
affected by:the proposed bylaw: “Regional District of Kitimat-

ff Stikine Electoral Area C, Lakelse Lake Zoning Bylow No. 57,
Amendment Bylaw No. 271, 1989,”

In general terms, the purpose of this bylaws:

1. to redesignate areas described below as follows:

a) Portion of D.L. 5127, Range 5, Coast District, which Is
within: the area outlined by dashed
redesignated from the Rurai (RAI) zone to the Commercial

__ b) Portion of D.L.. 2285 lying west of Highway 37, Range 5,
Coast District, which is within the area outlined by dashed
lines, shall be redesignated from the Park (P). zone to the

2. to add to the list of permitted uses In the Commercial (Cll)

This Is the second public hearing in respect to this amending
bylaw. Since the first public hearing, the amending bylaw has
been amended to reduce the area subject to rezoning, and to
Include gasoline service station and groceteria on the list of
permitted uses In the Commercial (Cll) zone. The area subject
to this amending bylaw is Indicated in the sketch below.

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Terrace Review~ =_ - Wednesday, February 1, 1989. 20 3

/andalism, t break: and-er enter. Shincé of choice

of ‘the last two years, but in

year that number rosé to ‘201 “Of

fences and 94 charges. Of the ©

total charges laid, the percentage’
of juvenile offenders rose from

32 to 40 percent. —
Charges related to drug. of-
fences rose from 79 to 98 over

‘the two-year period, which
-Yeske attributes to-three under-

cover operations in 1988 — one
targeted at street level traf-
fickers, another at a major co-
caine trafficker and the third at
major marijuana traffickers.
Wilful damage: complaints
rose ‘dramatically’ says Yeske,
from 413 cases in 1987 to 626 in

1988. He adds however that the

increase was caused primarily
due to a series of incidents where
window breakage was caused by
pellet guns and another where a
rash of vehicle damage occurred °
at car dealerships. In both cases
the offenders were apprehended.

The final category, assaults,
showed the only downtrend in
the report — a drop from 172 to
148 cases,

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f Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, 300 - 4545 Lazeile
Avenue, Terrace, B.C, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 12:00
noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. from Monday to Friday.

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