A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 16, 1995

News"
In Brief

| Land claims

a worry

ALTHOUGH THE provincial
government won't release the
details of a public opinion poll:
on land claims taken in June, it.
docs say nothing much has
changed over the past year...
Aboriginal affairs ministry ©
spokesman Bill Armstrong’
says British Columbians con-
tinue to rank land claims setlle-
ments a top priority.
: “The interest is higher than
last year and the attitude is.
similar,” he said. .
Ammstrong” added, that the
latest poll. indicates B.C. resi-
dents support treaty negolia-
tions and that the majority of
those surveyed say settlements

They also favour negotiations:
-over court action...

The latest poll was done by
the Angus Reid group and sold !
to a number of clients, includ- :
ing the provincial government.’
And since the government
bought the poll instead of com-
missioning it, there’s a: clause
in the sales contract prohibit- .
ing its general release,” said
Armstrong. — ,

Tou rist total
not bad.

THE NUMBER of tourists
who stopped in Terrace for in-
formation ‘last month wasn’t’
that’ hard hit despite traffic
slowdowns and disruptions
caused by resurfacing of the
Lite bridges.

There were 1,092: parties
totalling 1,918 people “who:
stopped at the chamber of
commerce’s Keith Ave. in-
focentre and 351 parties totall-
ing 635 visitors who stopped at .
the temporary tourist office at
city hall. . te

-The.. combined ‘fi igure _ of

“are urgent or somewhat urgent. J-

Tax breaks might spark |
‘Howe Creek linear park ©

PRESERVATION of greenbelt
- land along Howe Creek may
' depend on the generosity of prop-
“erty owners there, .

There are a number of missing
chunks of property that prevent
“the city from designating and de-
veloping a linear park, ;

City council is close to a: deal to

“acquire a 10-acre parcel behind
~_ Christy Park, councillor David
“Hull told Terrace Greenbelt Asso-

ciation members at. an. Aug. 11
‘ Tecreation Committee meeting. -
But council has ruled out large

: scale purchases of the properties.

“There isn't a lot of spare

cash,’’ Hull said,

The association has raised
$1,500 in ‘one event so far and
~ plans more for the purchase’ of
some of the properties,

~ But Hull suggested the associa-
~ tion try to persuade some of those
property owners to donate creck-

side Jand as a legacy of parkland
to the city for future generations.
He pointed to four property
owners — whose land is mainly
on the bench but includes a toe of
land at the foot of the escarpment.
The land at-the bottom of the
hill is useless to those owners in-
dividually. But they could be de-
veloped collectively, .
Council rejected a proposal to
build luxury condos there two
years ago in the face of strong op-

_ position from greenbelters.

Hull said there may be ways to
make donation of the-land more
attractive to owners.

He said an income tax receipt
could be. issued for the value of
the land. The owner would get a
deduction one year and wouldn’t
have to pay property taxes on that
portion of the land in future. ©

Greenbelt association member
Lori Merrill said donators’ names

BV Exhibition |}

could adorn benches in the park.

Although city councillors ‘said
they support the - gteenbelters,.

Hull and councillor. Val George
said they’re not prepared to rule
out further development of the
lots that the city is eyeing.

“We can't make a statement
like that at this point,” George
said. “It. could be counter-
productive.’”

But he says progress is being -

made.

Merrill said the association
backs recreation director Steve
Scott’s plan for the greenbelt
park, but they want to expand it.

Scott's plan stops at the bottom
of Lanfear Hill. The greenbelters
want to continue on all the way
along Howe Creek te. Terrace
Steel. They're also more adamant
at the need to fill in missing
pieces, like the 10-acre parcel be-
hind the soccer fields,

FRIAR RMR RAR

1,443 parties is; wJess::than. 200°

chamber makager Bobbie Phil-
lips. ‘‘It's.:not that bad, all
things considered,”’ slie- said.

Phillips. added that the open-
ing of a city, hall tourist’ in-
formation office forthe period
of the bridge. resuufacing was a
good idea,

under. last -- July? 8total,- says--}

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