AiO - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 30, 1994

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R.D. In Brief

Water extension passes
KITIMAT-STIKINE regional district directors have approved

‘plans to extend the Thornhill water system to service a new

veterinarian clinic.

Tom Sager, owner of a recently established clinic, plans to build
a new one on the Hwy 16 frontage road between Clark and Shar-
ples. At present, the water main stops 84m short of that lot,

In the absence of a development cost charge bylaw, administra-
tion used a tax-based formula to arrive at a suggested charge to
Sager of $3,600. Sager bas agreed to that fi igure, .

The regional district will pick up the remaining $16,400 cost of
installing the line and a fire hydrant.

Workshop said a waste

THE GRANT money obtained to continue a study of VIA Rail's
Skeena service would be better spent on lobbying than a proposed
workshop.

That's the answer the Kitimat-Stikine regional district is sending
Smithess council which had suggested the workshop would be an
opportunity for northwestem local government representatives to
debate some of the points raised in a recent consultant’s report on
the rail service.

Arguing the workshop would not achieve anything, Alice Mait-
land said it would be better to spend the grant — $5,000 from the
Nechako Development Region — on a continued lobbying effort
to preserve and improve the Skeena run,

Terrace’s David Hull suggested VIA Rail should “‘just give (the
service) up and let it be privatized’',

Dock extension sought

NORTHWEST ANGLING Adventures’ plans to expand its float-
ing fishing lodge in Barnard Harbour, located on the west coast of
Princess Royal Island, are okay by the regional district.

Apart from adding an additional 150ft of moorage, the compa-
ny also wants early renewal of its lease for a period of 10 years.
Asked by the Lands ministry for comment, the board indicated it
has no objections to the proposal.

And there were no objections to two other Lands referrals. The
first was from International Forest Products for additional log
boom tic-ups in Chapple Inlet, approximately 15km south of
Barnard harbour.

The second was a request from the Laxgalts’ap (Greenville) Vil-
lage to carry out a geotechnical survey as a preliminary step to
further residential development on the reserve.

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For once, a fish
story rings true

IF YOU WANT more fish to
return to northwest rivers, you
have to ensure more go out to sca.

And local resident Chris Spangt
has found what he sees as a rela-
tively inexpensive way to do that.

Spangl came across the idea of
incubation boxes when he lived
in Stewart.

While there he met members of
the Fisheries Rehabilitation, En-
hancement and -Development
division of the Alaskan Fish and
Game depariment,

Thal agency has been using in-~
cubation boxes for years to in-
crease the number of fish released
inte various river systems in
remote areas.

For example, there are some in
fish rearing channels off the Sal-
mon River near Hyder.

Spangl said the boxes are made
out of aluminum and measure ap-
proximately 2ft x 2ft x 3ft. Water
enters through an intake at the
bottom of the box and exits
through an outflow at the top.

The boxes are stocked with
eyed eggs which get the nutrients
they need from the water. Screens
ensure the growing fish remain in
the box until it’s time for release.

Apart from eliminating the cost
of feeding the fish, the system
also allows more fish to be reared
using existing hatcheries and
without spending big dollars
building new ones.

For example, he explained,
Deep Creck hatchery capacity
was limited by the number of fish
they could raise in their rearing
troughs. But they could produce
more eyed eggs which could then
be placed in incubation boxes in
local streams.

Spangl is waiting for a quote
from a Iccal business on the cost
of producing the boxes but
anticipated they would run about
$400.

If anyone is interested in learn-

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ing more about Incubation boxes
or has suggestions to offer, they
can contact Spangl at 635-6669.

He hoped that if the program
was adopted herc, the boxes
could be paid for by gctting local
communily groups, schools and
businesses to sponsor them.

How many boxes go where
would be up to the federal
fisheries branch to decide, he
added.

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