-~ Paga A2 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 10, 1990 a cet ! 7 Sed CITY "Washroome on hold Plans to construct public washrooms at Lower Little Park have been put on hold until next year following an unsuccessful attempt to get a substantial reduction in. the cost of the project... - Faced last month with a low bid of $44,892 for the 450° sq.ft. concrete block structure — only $30,000 had been budgetted — council decided to try negotiating a better deal with the low bid- der, Sandhals Construction. ' However, a report received last week from recreation ‘director Steve Scott showed although Sandhals had shav- ed $5,500 off his original bid, almost. all of the savings had been. achieved by passing responsibility for excavation, plumbing and electrical work to the city. Pointing out the city would still have to let those contracts separately, Scoit said the real savings in the end would be less than $500. As for a suggestion the city take on the entire job itself, administrator Bob Hallsor said the public works depart- ment had indicated it had too many projects still to be com- pleted this year but ‘would like to take arun at it in the spring.” Council decided by a nar- row majority to retender the project in the spring. Enforcer reports In her last report to coun- cil before beginning a 12 month leave of absence, by- law enforcement officer Fern Sweeting is ‘“‘happily im- pressed’’ with residents ef- forts to clean up their pro- perties. The report, covering the period May 1- Aug.31 reveals a drop in nuisance com- plaints from 43 to 37 com- pared: to the previous four ‘month stretch. However, with the in- troduction of ticketing for parking offences, total com- plaints/offences dealt with increased from 63 to 76. A major factor in that increase was the introduction of ticketing for parking of- fences, As a result, Sweeting said, street and traffic en- forcement . figures all but doubled to 33. The other significant increase was in noise complaints where the figure rose from two to five. Sweeting’s job has now been taken over by fellow B.C. Corps of Commis- sionaires member Bill Gyger. Proclaimed Council last week approv- ed proclamation of October’ as Head Injury Awareness month and October 21-27 as both Foster parent and Small Business weeks, Aldermen also agreed to Seventh Day Adventist. church plans to conduct a door-to-door donation canvas — accom- panied by carol singing — Nov. 17-22. * cabinet ministers behitid-the-scenes for months to .- fea ; “tions,” he added. ‘We're all ready and we’re not # Wherever. you. move the Welcome £1 Wagon hostess is the righl person to 7 help-you find a-place in your new THE WORLD IS. YOURS.../F you KNOW THE RIGH T PEOPLE... unity. Karen 698-0707 hntln 635-7504 vende-Loe 696-2605 | from front ‘Robinson aid Nisga’ a a leaders fh have. lobbied! wit Sgly yay we-'were closad ‘Monday, *: a Apologize: for any inconvenience this over- : sight | may have caused, and hope that you were able to take advantage of the savings'on Tuesday, October 9. If you were inconvenienced in anyway, please give us a cal and let us know. We are. eager to serve you. Terrace Fumiture Mart 4434 Lakelse Ave i 636-0555 persuade them’ the’ tribal ‘council will “be * Until last: week, successive provincial govern- ments have refused: to. negotiate land claims, arguing that the federal government took over responsibility for all outstanding issues when’ BC, joindd confederation: The Nisga’a talks will: mark the (first time the province has negotiated with natives to settle a land claim. ms reasonable at the bargaining table. 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