Al4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 15, 1990

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City of |
- GaS@e NOTICE OF INTENT
APPLICATION FOR CLASS “D”
(NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB) LIQUOR LICENCE

"It is the intention of the owner of the Bavarian Inn, located at

4332 Lakelse Avenue, to surrender the existing 225-seat com-

bined Dining Lounge, Class “B” and Cabaret, Class “C” Liq-

uor Licence for the first floor of the Bavarian Inn in exchange

for a 65-SEAT NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB CLASS “‘D"” LIQUOR
_LIGENCE for the same location.

The above type of licence permits the sale of all types of
alcoholic beverages. Permitted hours of operation include:

Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m,
“of -Monday- Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight
- Friday & Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight

Any person(s) wishing to voice their opinion regarding this
_ matter may do so in. writing, to Mayor and Council, and/or in
4 person MONDAY,‘ AUGUST 27, 1990, at 7:30 p.m. in the
| _ Municipal Council Chambers, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C.

‘September 5, 1990.

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PF ERRAC ENG CITY OF TERRACE

_ INVITATION TO TENDER

. Tenders for construction of public washrooms at George Little
Memorial Park will be received by the undersigned until 1:30 p.m. .
Wednesday, September 5, 1990. Work includes site preparation, sup-
ply of materials and construction of a concrete black building ap-
proximately 45 sq. metres In size.

_ Plans and tender documents may be picked up at Terrace Parks and
‘Recreation Department at the Terrace Arena, 3320 Kalum Street,
from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.

. Tenders are.to be submitted in sealed envelopes marked “Tender for
. Public Washroom — Little Park" and will be opened at 1:30 p.m. on

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
E.R. Hallsor, Clerk-Administrator

3215 Eby Street,
Terrace, B.C., VBG 2X8 |

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No. 300-C, 4722 Lakalse Avenue
Tarrace, B.C. VAG 1AG

PRESCRIPTION
Notice of pre-harvest prescrip-

silviculture regulations.

ed prescription that will apply if
approval is obtained from the

at the lacation noted below, dur-
ing regular working hours.

To ensure consideration, any

mto Rod Arnold, APF, RwALA.

B by the above date.
Forest Licence A-16886

C:P.: 006; Cut Block: 1; Location: |

m Kwinamuck, Nass Valley; Area
= (ha): 81.9; Amand. YIN: No

ms (ha): 78.7; Amend. YIN: No

zaul Zap industries (1983) Ltd.
P.O, Box 310
Terrace, B.C., V8G 4B3

Stewart, B.C.

Tender forms and specifications
are available from A. Anderson,
8.C. Hydro, 5220 Keith Avenue,
Terrace,
a District Office,
Stewart, B.C.

B Ciosing date for submission Is
August 27, 1990.

BC hydro:

19th Avenue,

ott

R.J.A. Forestry Ltd.

PROPOSED SILVICULTURE Bf

@ tion, pursuant to section 3 of the

’ The following area has a propos- |

Ministry of Forests. The Propas- §
= ed prescription will be available |
for viewing until October 5, 1990, F

written comments must be made §f

Forestry Ltd., 3000-4722 Lakelse ft
| Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1R6

5 C.P.: 006; Cut Block: 2; Location: §
s Kwinamuck, Nass Valley; Area §

invitation to tender for Janitorial &
Services at Stewart District Of- @
7 fice located at 19th Avenue, &

B.C. or B.C. Hydro §g

RESIDENTIAL
CROWN LAND THORNHILL,
BRITISH COLUMBIA

The Ministry of Crown Lands,
Skeena Region, invites Offers to
Purchase on an unimproved resi-
dential property at Thornhill,
British Columbia.

The subject property is legally
described as:

Lot 8, District Lot 1432, Range 5,
Coast District, Plan 6002 and
lacally known ae:

3930 Walker Street, Thornhill,
British Columbia.

interested parties are invited to
rquest Information packages
(detailing the terms and condl-
tlons) by contacting: Ed Opal,
Manager of Development. and.
Marketing, Ministry of Crown
_Lands, 3726 Alfred Avenue, Bag
§000, Smithers, B.C., VOU 2N0.
Telephone (604) 847-7334. Fax

(604) 847-7556. |

~~" MINISTRY OF:
CROWN LANDS

‘Honourable. Dave. Parker,’ Minister’

1981 GMC High Sierra, short box,
step side, 4x4 with canopy and four
new tires. $6,000. Phone 638-2047
evenings. 9/5p

Two-bedroom home on Thornhill
Street within one block of golf
course. Large landscaped tot, ap-
prox. 0:42 acre, Phone 635-8797. 915

p

For sale by owner ~— Buy direct;
save the commission. Undeveloped,
treed lot with character in Thorn-
heights subdivision. Call 635-6244 to
view, . tinp

CITY OF TERRACE |

NOTICE.

‘The City of Terrace invites PROPOSALS . FOR CON-
CRETE SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTON ON LAZELLE

AVENUE.

Tender documents are available at the City of Terrace

Public Works building, 5003 Graham Avenue, between

7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

CLOSING: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1990.
For more information please call 635-6311, local 247,

_ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
’ AND OTHERS ©

Notice is hereby given that credi-
tors and others having claims
against the estate of ROGER
BRENT HICKS, deceased, who
died on July 12, 1990, are hereby
required to send them: to the
undersigned Administratrix at
4509 Lakeise Avenue, Terrace,
British Columbia, V8G 1P3:on or
before the 15th day of Septem-
ber 1990 after which date the
said Administratrix will dis-
tribute the said estate among
parties entitled thereto, having
regard to the claims she has
notice.

’ DIANA ALBERTA ELKINS
Administratrix with Will Annexed
Po, - By: CECIL GC. PRATT

’ Solicitor

Too Late To Classity

GARAGE SALE — Saturday, Aug. 18
at 4736 Soucie Ave. from 8:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. Fireplace screen, grate, fire-
place, carpet, floor covering, cur-
tains and many smailitems. 8/15p

1976 242 DL Volvo, excellent condl-
tlon,. snow tires, AM/FM cassette
sterao. Must sell, leaving country.
Asking $2,000, Phone 788-2503"
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City seeks

Ministry of Highways project

| manager David Fisher says they

Hydro
decision
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these areas double circuiting —

single poles carrying both hydro
circuits — would be required, ‘In
order to do this, Edwards says, the
Kitimat hydro line would have to
be shut off for a period of time,
and that could jeopardize the
northwest power supply if anything
happened to the line from Prince
George. Without a backup power
supply, the northwest could be
completely shut down,

Project manager Mike Gwilliam
says they may have overcome this
problem, though, with specially

‘designed towers, and that concept

is under review now. With these
towers, says Gwilliam, the security
of northwest power might be vul-
nerable for only a few hours at a
time, making double-circuiting a
feasible choice. He notes that no
decision has been made yet but
does say when talking about Route
’A’, "It’s looking much more
positive now”.

Gwilliam says a final decision
will be made by mid-September,

and by the end of September they-

will be making their Application
for Certificate of Public Con-
venience and Necessity to the B.C.
Utilities Commission. In the mean
time, says Edwards, individual
reports from the various environ-
mental disciplines involved in the
original study have been placed in
the. Terrace and Kitimat libraries
for those, interested in reviewing
ihe material.

have hired Hamilton and Asso-
ciates of Vancouver to begin a
traffic flow study on the Hwy. 16
corridor through Terrace. Places
like the Sande Overpass and the
Tetrault and Kenney St. inter-
section will be an important part of
their study.

According to Fisher, the study.
will cost a little over $80,000 but
it’s not an unusual project. He
explains that corridor studies are
done in every community in the
province about once every 20
years, and although the city’s
concerns over specific points in the
Terrace corridor might have hur-
ried things along a bit, Terrace was
about due for one anyway.

‘The present study, however, may
offer an opportunity for the Public
Works department to finally com-

plete a study of their own. City .

council “has expressed concern
from time to time over traffic in
the downtown core .and intersec-
tions like Lazelle and Eby and
Lazelle and Kalum, but a recently
launched traffic study has never
been completed. One was begun
when Okanagan Skeena proposed
the partial closure of Ottawa St.
The city allocated $5,000 for that
study, but Okanagan. Skeena
changed its mind before it was
completed and the study came to a
halt after only $1,500 worth of
work had been done.
City director of engineering Stew
Christensen says, however, that he
will be talking to both Fisher and

Hamilton and Associates about:

expanding their own traffic study

by cost sharing with the city. and:

looking at highway feeder. streets
and the downtown core as well.

~ Gold —
- staking

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busy at their desks for the next

4 two months.writing the reports."
The inspections, he said, consist ~~

of locating the legal corner posts
and identifying the various mark-
ings left by each claimant. The
‘Staking is photographed and docu-
mented across the. terrain, and
reports are then written which

form the basis of the Commiis- |

sioner’s decision on the ownership

- of each claim.

“The investigations concentrated

@ on the area inside the non-staking

‘reserve, but Conte said there are
more areas tobe covered in inves-

B® tigations coming up. The Galore

Creek area to the north is attract-
ing. attention because it’s an area
of known gold occurrences. The
same {s true of the Kitsault-Dolly
Varden area, and Conte said there
are already a dozen or so disputes
there waiting for investigation. The
inspectors will be taking a look at
those in September.

extension

of highways study

According to Fisher, the Ministry
of Highways study should be com-
pleted by the end of October.

He adds, though, that a preli-
minary report in late September
could mean some minor changes in
highway traffic patterns as early as
this fall. Major changes will take a
little longer; a second overpass
could still be years away,

Froese
gets Nass
gravel job

TERRACE ~~ An $855,683 con-
tract for loading, hauling, placing
and compacting gravel on the Nass
Road was awarded to Terrace-
based Vie Froese Trucking last
week,

The contract covers 92 kilo-

metres of gravel road from the end -

of the pavement north of Ross-
wood to Aiyansh and westward
along the Nisga’a Road for 32
kilometres. The project is sche-
duled for completion in October.
The Ministry of Highways took
over maintenance responsibility for
the roads from Skeena Cellulose in
April. Transportation and High-
ways Minister Rita Johnston said
in the contract announcement, "In
the coming years, further recon-
struction work will be done to
improve driving conditions on
these northern routes." .

The Nass Valley roads are pri-

mary haul routes for logging trucks

and are also used by Nass Valley
residents commuting to and from
Terrace.

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