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Page Aa — Terace Standard, Wednesday, pugst 141 1991 .

Frank Foster

TERRACE — Orenda Forest
Products still wants to file its
plan to build a $36§ million
pulp and paper mill south of
Lakelse Lake by this Friday.

But the filing of what is called
a prospectus could ‘be delayed
by a week, says company vice
president Frank Foster. —

Speaking last: week, Foster
said the company, wants . to.
answer as many. questions. as
possible in its prospectus.

‘Those’ questions: have been
gathered at company-sponsored

Kitimat also on list

Company wants office here

TERRACE — Orenda Forest
Products is working on opening
an office here and one in
Kitimat,

The idea is to provide a place
where people can get informa-
tion and make inquiries about
Orenda’s plan-to build a $365
million pulp-and paper mill just
south of Lakelse Lake, say com-

pany offi cials.
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Kitimat port studies

But opening those offices
won't come right away because
all efforts are being poured into
producing the prospectus that
starts the provincial govern-
ment’s review process.

“We need somebody that’s
conversant with the project,
credible in the community and
available. Those are three tough
requirements to meet at once,”

open houses at Lakelse Lake,
Kitimat and Terrace,

' The prospectus, when filed,
begins the province! 8: Major

Project Review Process that in-

cludes public meetings. —

_ The logistics on our part are
tremendous,”* said Foster. “‘We
want to iriclude the information
from. questions: we received at
our! open: “houses...
helped us out.?? 33). -

_ He said most of the questions
at the open, houses, revolve
around the .process Orenda
wants to use to tum pulp: wood

said - company. lawyer John
Sparks,
kkk * we:
There will be an independent
chairman’at the public meetings

Orenda’s-required.to hold as -

part. of the provincial approval
process. .

Past practice under. the Major

Project Review Process

(MPRP) Buidelines has béen for

coming out very soon

The long-
awaited studies into a proposed
port at Kitimat should be releas-
ed this week.

They’re in response to a pro-
posal filed by the Kitimat-

- Terrace Port Society this spring

which wants a two-pier facility
handling lumber and other
cargo,
Derek Griffin, the provincial
official in charge of the Major
Project Review Process which

_ examines large developments,

said copies of the studies will be
at local libraries and govern-
ment offices.

Magazine sellers i

tion and then. “change your

TERRACE — As magazine
subscription sales. pitches go,
it's fairly sophisticated.

A friendly person comes to
the door and explains that a
group of young people is
travelling across the country to
get to know it and its people.

Part of that requirement, says
the person, is engaging the resi-
dent in a two-minute conversa-
tion. .

The person does add that the
group is sponsored by Canadian
publications.

And that leads into the sales
pitch which consists of a variety
of subscription possibilities.

The port. plan has already ©
been criticized by the federal
Department of Fisheries and
Oceans which says fish habitat
will be damaged by dredging
and other work needed to con-
struct the port.

As well, the City, of Prince
Rupert and the federal port cor-
poration in that cily say a se-

cond facility isn't needed i in the
northwest,

The studies will also indicate

the reasons. (er; the province.
the: ‘proposal to:

deciding to tal
a more advanced level of study
which involves public hearings,

Credit cards are welcome.

The person doing the selling
doesn't receive a direct commis-
sion, Instead, points for each
sale are accumulated which lead
to a $1,000 cheque.

Inter-Provincial Ltd., the
company which hires the
salesmen and sells subscriptions
on behalf of magazines, has
been here before, says city licen-
sing inspector Paul Gipps.

And the people here now do-
ing the selling do have a city
licence, he says. Inter-
Provincia! has an offi ice in
Kelowna.

And if you do buy a subscrip-

said Griffin. :

Officials are still working 0 on
details for that-level of study,
called Stage II of the provincial
approval process, he said.

. They’re attempting to bring
the federal government into the
public hearings.

The port society, a creation

of Kitimat and Terrace public’ ,

officials, says. provincial money
will be needed to finance, about

“one-third of its $63: million

plan.,.., sy SW wt TA
‘lt. ‘expects to. find, A. .priyate

company ‘to come. up, wae ‘the

rest of the money,

in town -

mind, the company will refund
your money, .

That’s required under provin:
cial consumer legislation but the
refund request .must be made

within seven’ days. of ' the:

subscription purchase.

The purchase | must have
taken place at- a ‘person’ 8
residence,

Provincial: officiais say ‘the
company should first be. con. -

tacted by phone and the refund

request followed up by sending |

a letter. They add. that

registered mail i is the preferred

method.

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nto paper’ ‘and enviro ‘quest'to’ approve a .147-lot’ ty planners at $120,000,
tal effects... “-gubdivision :on. ‘the’ ‘bench - "be borne ‘by the developers
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area above Lanfear Hill).
“It-will: “likely. ‘be ‘several "RL

' to’ grind.
wood ' into fibre. ging | large. J
“Weeks: before any. decision is ~

7 —' single-family. Tesiden
ceramic rollers; and use.”

hydrogen -. peroxide. as’ the. | -imade..to go ahead, © “says be required.; °

bleaching ‘agent. to: produ “developer Stan: Stiapitke. “2 “Deseribing the propo Os 1

magazine-quality paper... j ‘Right: now we're just at- “something. that will” Ppenefit < ‘1
: That’s different from conv 1 planning stage," he anid:

tional : kraft: mills . which «ude

-. ed; "It’s needed, they’re run
chlorine and other. chemicals. ds

“fast week.’ -
: ning out of decent lots.

*Shapitka, the : ‘owner of:

- + Canisle Construction, ‘has.
_ Orenda says 260 péople passe r made’ ‘the’ application’: in the”

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neatly, 560 at ‘the, one held. Here. es has. ‘declined to. ame, ‘the

a ie other. investors. °°.“
re. ‘Although * ‘the. “developers:
: “il install all: services withiri
_ the’ subdivision, ° Shapitka is
. negotiating with the: city ‘to
‘Fun water and sewer lines and
‘roads: to the edge of the.

would likely: be spread over’ :

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‘size will depend on public de--:
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investors:has an option good ; -
until the end of the year to *

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a company _representative “to . ,

“tial — 50 no rezoning: ‘would “|

‘the ‘city,” Shapitka’ explatn- y.

Although ° “develapment. © |

_three-phases, ihe said the tim.’ :]/

Shapitka sald the ‘group ‘af . : :

“purchase”’the’ parcel. It’s {ff
owned by. Coppersides,

chair the meetings.
But that changed following

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somebody who is impartial, ad Dos ;
said. Orenda lawyer John : Lie. a . &

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