Notice f0
Customers

The B.C. Utilities Commission has approved
B.C, Hydro’s application to amend tariffs covering
extensions, new connections and other services.
The revised charges which are effective July 1, 1990
are designed to reflect better the cost of providing
additional service to customers. Details are available
from all Hydro offices and are explained in a pam-
phlet titled Distribution Extension Adjustments.

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Bae proud of our service

[IN THE MATTER OF

B.C, Hydro
Invitation to Tender
For janitorial services at Stewart
District Office located at 19th
Ave., Stewart, B.C. Tender forms
and specifications are available
from A. Anderson, B.C. Hydro,
5220 Kelth Ave., Terrace, B.C.
Closing date for submission Is
August 10, 1990. 7N8c

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THE BANKRUPTCY OF
WALTER FRED NELSON
(Formerly operating as
“Walter Nelson & Sons
Trucking Ltd.”)
NOTICE is hereby given that

. WALTER FRED NELSON filed an

assignment on the 22nd day of
June, 1990, and that the first
meeting of creditors will be held
on Friday, the 20th day of July,
1990, at the hour of 9:15 o’clock
in the forancon, at The Court
House, 100 Market Place, In the

‘City of Prince Rupert, in the Pro-

vince of British Columbia.

Dated at Prince George, B.C. this
28th day of June, 1990.

Deloitte &
Touche

Trustee
#500 - 290 Victoria Street J
Prince George, B.C, V2L 536-am

(604) 564-7261

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STEWART,
. BRITISH COLUMBIA
REQUEST FOR OFFERS
' TG LEASE
STEWART ROCK QUARRY

The Ministry of Crown Lands In-
vitas Offers to Lease as pertains
to a ten year Lease for Rock
Quarry purposes on Vacant
Crown land in the DOlstrict of
Stewart, legally described as:

Unaurveyed portion of District
Lot 5099, Caasiar District

Prospective Offerers are invited
to request information packages
‘by contacting: Ed Opal, Manager
of Development and Marketing,
Ministry of Crown Lands, Bag
5000, Smithers, B.C. VOJ 2N0
Talephone: )604) 847-7334 Fax:
(604) 847-7656.

‘MINISTRY OF

-CROWN'LANDS

Honourable Dave Parker, Minister

‘p.m. Monday to Friday.

"B.C. BUILDINGS EX} J
PROJECT 191004. To supply
labour and materials to RE-
PLACE CONCRETE FLOOR,
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTA-
TION AND HIGHWAYS, MAIN
SHOP, BURNS LAKE. Tender
documents may he obtained
after June 26th, 1990 from
British Columbia Bulldings Cor-
poration, 4825 Kelth Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C., VBG 1K7. Tender
documents are also avallabie at

the Government Agent's Office

in Smithers and Burns Lake.

Sealed Tenders will be received
at 4825 Kaith Avenue, Terrace,
B.C., V8G 1K7 until 3:00 p.m. July
13th, 1990 and will'be opened in
public at that time.

Tender documents may be view-
ed at Northern B.C. Construction
Assoclation, 3851 - 18th Avenue,
Prince George, B.C., V2N 1B1;
Terrace Construction Associa-
tion, 4416 Legion Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C., V8G 1N6; Kitimat
Construction Association, 724
Enterprise Avenue, Kitimat, B.C.,
V8C 2E6; Prince Rupert Con-

‘struction Association, 801

Fraser Street, Prince Rupert,
B.C., V8J 1A1; Bulkiey Valley
Lakes District Construction
Association, 4124 Railway Ave-
nue, Smithers, B.C., VOU 2NO.

For further Information please
contact Barry Book in Terrace at
638-3221.

LASSIFI

a PROVINCE OF

Waste Management

BRITISH COLUMBIA
Ministry of
Environment
‘File No. PR-4712

‘APPLICATION FOR

’ AMENDMENT OF A PERMIT

' UNDER THE PROVISIONS
OF THE

WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT

THIS APPLICATION Is to be filed
with the Reglonal Waste
Manager at Bag 5000, Smithers,
British Columbia, VOJ 2N0.

“Any person who may be
adversely affected by the
discharge or storage of the
waste may within 30 days from
the last date of posting under
section 3 (a) or publication, ser-
vice or display under section 4,
write to the manager stating how
he ts affected.”

The purpose of this application
is to raquest an amendment to
the rate of discharge of refuse
from our sawmill located in Ter-
race,

Skeena Cellulose Inc. (Skeena
Division) Terrace Operations, of
P.O. Box 3000, Terrace, 8.C.,
V8G 4C6, hereby apply for
amendment(s) as described
below to Permit No. PR-4712
granted on January 3, 1978, last
amended March 21, 1989, which
authorizes the discharge of
refuse from a sawmill yard
located at Terrace, 8.C., to land.

“Before”

Section 1.11 — The maximum
authorized rate of discharge ts
12,000 m3 annually (discharge
intermittently).

“After”

Section 1.141 — The maximum
authorized rate of discharge is
40,000 m3 annually (discharge
Intermittently).

Dated this 28th day of June, 1990
ce se ancy... and Menhinick, .
638-3137.
A copy of this application was
posted at the site in accordance -
with the Waste Management
Regulations on June 28, 1920.
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B.C, Buildings Corporation ff

CITY OF TERRACE
INVITATION TO TENDER
Tenders for construction of
public washrooms at George Lit-
tla Memorial Park will ba receiv-
ed by the undersigned to 1:30
p.m. Wednesday, July 18, 1890.
Work includes site preparation,
supply of materials and con-
struction of a concrete block
bullding approximately 45 sq.m.

in size.

Plans and tender documents
may be picked up at Terrace
Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment at the Terrace Arena, 3320
Kalum Streat, 8:00 a.m. and 4:00

Tenders are to be submitted in
sealed envelopes marked
“Tender for Public Washrooms |
— Little Park” and will be open-
ed at 1:30 p.m. on July 18, 1990.

The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,

E.R. Hallsor,

| Bulkley. Vallay Lakes District

PROJECT 186003. To supply
labour and materials to
CONSTRUCT WAREHOUSE,
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT
AND MINISTRY OF FORESTS,
ATLIN, B.C.

Tender documents may be ob-
tained after July 3rd, 1990 from
British Columbia Buildings Cor-
poration, 4825 Keith Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C. V8G 1K7. Tender
documents are also avallable at
the Government Agent's Office
In Atlin, 8.6. and Cassiar, B.C.

$100.00 bid deposit (certified
cheque) will be required and will
be refunded upon return of
plans.

Sealed Tenders will be received
at 4825 Keith Avenue, Terrace,
B.C. V8G 1K7 unitll 3:00 p.m. July
25th, 1990 and wilt be opened In
public at that time.

Tender documents may be view-
ed at Northern B.C. Construction
Association, 3851 - 18th Avenue,
Prince George, B.C. V2N 1B1;
Terrace Construction Associa-
tion, 4416 Legion Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C. V8G 1N6; Kitimat Con-
struction Association, 724 Enter-
prise Avenue, Kitimat, B.C. V8C
2E6; Prince Rupert Construction
Association, 801 Fraser Street,
Prince Rupert, B.C. VB) 1R1;

Construction Association, 4124
Railway Avanue, Smithers, B.C.
VOU 2NO.

For further Information please
contact Barry Book in Terrace at

[B.C. Buildings Corporation

Clerk « Administrator

3215 Eby Street -
{ Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X8 |

home. $20/day, $2.50/hour. Phone
636-3902. ; 7

638-3221. 7/1Be

Too Late To Classify’ 2

BABYSITTER avaliable immediately
in banch area. Non-smoking Mom
looking to sit 1 or 2 children in own

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 11, 1990 AIS

The following items were
referred by city council to commit-
tee or some other agency Monday
night for further study and a rec-
ommendation and MAY be dis-
cussed at the next scheduled meet-
ing. Council committee meetings
are normally open to the public
and you may attend if interested.
For more information on meeting
agenda or scheduling changes
phone deputy administrator Denise
Fisher at 635-6311.

Finance, Personnel and Admin-
istration Committee, Tuesday,
July 17, at 12 noon -- Three names
have been added to the list of
requests for property tax exemp-
tion. The Kermode Friendship

Society for their property at 3313
Kalum St., the Ksan House Society
for their properties on Hall St., and
the Mills Memorial Hospital Aux-
iliary for their Hospital Auxiliary
Thrift Shop at 4544 Lazelle Ave.

Planning and Public Works
Committee, Wednesday, July 18,
at 12 noon -- A letter from a Ter-
race optometrist pointing out that
at least four new or extensively
renovated buildings in Terrace are
being completed without access
ramps. Paul Clark calls the over-
sight a misinterpretation of the
building code and asks that cor-
rective measures be taken.
Tourism and Economic Devel-
opment Committee, Thursday,
July 19, at 12 noon -- A sugges-
tion from alderman Bob Cooper
that an abandoned railway tunnel
near Kwinitsa might be turned into
a tourist attraction. -
Community and Recreations
Services Committee, Thursday,
July 19, at 4 p.m. -- A 1990/91
Fees and Charges schedule sub-
mitted by the Superintendent of
Parks and Recreation, Steve Scott.
Increases of three to five percent
are recommended for all city man-
aged recreation services. The only
exceptions are three and six month
pool passes where the recom-
mended increase is 25 percent.
According to Scott, the current
fees for three and six month pool
passes are among the lowest in the
province and they will still be an
"excellent value" even with the 25
percent increase.

Forests Committee (Time and
Date to be set) -- A letter from the
Northern Interior Lumber Sector of
the Council of Forest Industries of
B.C. concerning the province’s Old
Growth Strategy. NILS assistant
general manager, Brian Gilfillan,
says they expect the province’s
’working group’ to propose the
removal of large areas of old
growth forest from the northern
interior’s working forest and this
may harm the stability of some
rural communities. This working
group, however says Gilfillan,
doesn’t have adequate northern
representation and he asks munici-
pal councils in the north to submit
names for membership.

Members on the city’s newly
appointed Forests Committee
include: Don Chesley of Skeena
Sawmills, Dan Tuomi or Pat
Ogawa of Skeena Cellulose, Rod.
Amold of RJA Forestry, Gerry
Dodd of Shanott Enterprises, Sur-
inder Malhotra of IWA Canada,

John McMynn of TEAC, Wilfred -

City Council referrals —

McKenzie of the Kitselas Band,
Alec Boiton of the Kitsumkalum
Band, Bob Cooper or Mo Takhar
from city council, retired logger
Alex Houlden and a yet to be
named member of the Chamber of
Commerce.

Committee of the Whole, (Time
and Date to be set) -- A meeting
with representatives of the North-
erm Interior Lumber Sector of the
Council of Korest industries on the
subject of "Prescribed Buming”.
According to NILS staff forester
Joan Thomas, prescribed burning is
an "extremely beneficial tool used
in many aspects of forest manag-
ement". According to Thomas, "It
is used for improving rangeland for
domestic animals and wildlife, for
reducing fire hazards and for site
preparation for tree planting." The
city’s newly appointed Forests
Committee will be invited to
attend.

Several items have been referred
to various members of city admini-
stration. The director of engincer-
ing has been asked to discuss the
detrimental effect of the Halliwell
upgrade project on the business of
Northern Light Studio. On a
motion by alderman Bob Cooper,
city administration has been asked
io write a letter endorsing the
construction of a third runway in
Vancouver. Alderman Darryl Lau-
rent says the third runway is im-
portant to all B.C. residents and
Ruth Hallock suggests that Rich-
mond might reciprocate with a
letter asking the Ministry of Trans-
port to fast track their schedule to
install MLS at the Terrace airport.

Administration has been asked to
meet with School District 88 and
the Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment to draft a policy with regard
to the placement of school and
playground signs in Terrace and
retum the draft to the Public
Works Committee. It has been
suggested that school zone signs be
replaced by playground signs in
recognition of the fact that children

use these areas on a regular basis
and not just during school hours.

Prior to the next Public Works
Committee mecting, administration
has been asked to further investi-
gate traffic management alterna-
tives at the corner of Lazelle and
Eby. According to alderman Ruth
Hallock, there is also an ongoing
investigation into traffic manage-
ment at ali downtown intersections.

Administration has been asked to
investigate complaints from Cra-
mer Ave. residents that a property
in their neighbourhood is unsightly
and noisy. Administration must
determine if the property in ques-
tion was used for commercial
purposes prior to the passing of a
bylaw declaring the area residential
and it has also been asked to in-
vestigate the need for a zoning
bylaw enforcement officer. The

results of this investigation are to
be returned to the Planning and
Public Works Committee for fur-
ther consideration.

And finally, the city planner has
been asked to research the history
of a piece of property located at
3302 Eby and identify existing
land uses in the area surrounding
that same piece of property. The
owner, Norman Helghingion, has
requested the property be rezoned,