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A10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 27, 1993

Green

PRESERVING {he com-
munity’s green spaces will be
a major issue in this year’s
municipal elections,

Marilynn Oman, . ‘mémber of
the newly formed Terrace
eran Association.

_ Judging... by . the
presence of all three mayoral

’ along the Howe Creek trail, .
she’s correct. :

The green space protection

group was born of the con-

_ posed housing - developments
adjacent to the creck. -

‘Fred Kennedy... of. Howe
~. Creek ‘Investments wants to

ing from Eby St. cast: to the

veloped for single ‘family
housing,

That requires rezoning. the *
parcel from its current Rurel
designation to Residential...

Dick Coxford wants a mulil-
faraily’ residential . zoning
given to property he plans to
purchase at west..cnd of
‘McConnell Ave.

He wants to build mary -

“townhouses:-on land that’s
now zoned single family.

» Both plans drew heavy fire.
from’. both. neighbourhood.
residents’ and other Terracites
who don’t want to see: the
treed strip disappear.

velopments had~ drawn 500

signatures so far, Oman said.
And people were still going

into the Sidewalkers store on

be vote issue

That’s the’“predictiona:of*,’
“put in perspective:* ae

. face.candidates at the associa- |
_tion’s Oct: 17 .walkabout ~

going. up ‘throughout the com- *-

| was 10: ‘need’ to do the ‘same
troversy sutrounding two pro-

see his10 acre parcel '‘extend-

foot of Skeenaview Drive de- |

. to get details of the: policy .

~ quest has been delayed until
_ all members are present at a

A petition opposing the de- .

TERRACE GREENBELT Association members went
walkabout’ Sunday, Oct. 17 as they took the three mayoral
candidates on a tour of the Howe Creek trail. The group is
fighting housing davelapment which would encroach further
on what they call the city’s most important strip of greenbelt:

belt to

Kalum St to add their sams
to the list.

Emphasizing the association
was not anti-development,
“Oman ‘added,i¢ ft’ needs. p be

That meant while complete ;
preservation was the group’s
dream goal, “We're “always .
open to suggestions, we're not ©
saying it’s allor nothing.” —_,,

Pointing out a lot of housing”.
' developments .. have. - been:

oy,

munity, she ‘Suggested. ‘there

on land abutting Howe Creek.

“It’s perhaps time to’ learn
from major centres,’? she ‘sug-
gested..

Oman said the association
understood Burnaby had: now
adopted .an ‘‘open water’’
policy. under which it was. un-
covering previously . enclosed
creeks.

' The group was now tying

from that municipality.
“Why. do something we
might regret 50, even 20 years
from now,’’ she asked. .-

Both. rezoning requests are
now stalled in council.

A vote on ‘Kennedy’s re-

council meeting.

That appears to have effec-
tively postponed a decision
until after the Nov. 20
municipal elections.
‘Coxford has ‘been told to
talk the owners of neighbour-
ing properiies’ and .come up
with a plan that allays their ©
CONCEMIS.

NISGA'A LAND claims negolia-
tors have repeated their desire to
have an agreement in principle
concluded as quickly as possible.

And one, chief provincial nego-
tiator Jack Ebbels, says he’s
aiming for an agreement in prin-
ciple by March 1994,

Negotiators for the Nisga’a
Tribal Council, the federal
goverment and the provincial
government met in Terzace two

weeks ago for a regular monthly

negotiating session.

At stake is 11,000 square miles
of land and resources claimed by
the Nisga’a and the Nass River

fishery.

Ebbels said he didn’t have in-
structions to conclude an agree-
ment in principle by March 1994,

It’s fair to say the province
and me personally would like to
conclude an agreement in princi-
ple sooner rather than later,”’ said
Ebbels when asked about the
date.

Chief federal negotiator David
Osborn was more cautious in his
slatements, saying there are still
lots of détails to be worked out. ~

He and other negotiators con-
ceded that the monetary portion
of the claim may be one of the

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Police searching
for ex-resident

POLICE ARE on the lookout for
a former Terrace man suspected
of killing his wife in Edmonton.
Darryl Wayne Claughton, 34, is
wanted under a Canada-wide
warrant for the Sept. 29 murder

of his 32-year-old wife, Angela

Claughton,
Terrace. RCMP.- Cpl. Rob
MacKay said police | here ate on

Her body was found in an apart-
ment in southwest Edmonton,
Edmonton police sald
Claughton is a chef by. trade and
may be looking for work outside

Alberta as a cook.
He had last worked as a short-
order cook -in a: Smitty’s

restaurant at the West. Edmonton ay

Mall.

the lookout for: “Claughton: be-
cause he once lived here and may
still have connections to Terrace;
“He's on the:run and we're |
watching for him,”’ said MacKay. -
An > avtopsy revealed
Claughton’s wife died of :bléod ...
loss after a velo had bee
her upper thigh: «

foot. eight..and weighing 160
pounds. He: has blue eyes and
may have a.slight beard, He has

‘brown halr- with greying temples. -

‘police sald:

Claughton 1s described as five-. -[-

prescription glasses and has. -

He also‘has numetous:sears on “ft
“the ‘insides. of be ep ‘and ams, a

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Tast, and more difficult, items to
conclude.

“These negotiations are com- |

plex — the most complex im-
aginable,” » said Osborn.

“There'll be tough decisions by

all parties.”

;| Nisga a talks continue

Nisga’a Tribal. ‘Council presi.
dent Joe Gosnell said ‘the federal,
election won't change the Nisga’a
position on the talks.

“We're certainly not going to
change one word of those (nego-
tiating) agreemenis in place. A

result of the federal election will
be a factor in the negotiations,

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