TERRACE — Although it con-

cedes concerns about the condi-
tion of the road on the 3500

block of Floyd are valid, coun- |

cil says paving will have to wait.

Yvonne Nielsen had com-
plained the stretch of road con-
necting Mountainview Vista
‘and Kalum Lake Drive was
‘‘washboard and potholes’’.

Because she suffered from a
fused lower back and head ‘in-
jury, Nielsen said she sufferad
both dizziness and. back pain
from the jolting received when
riding the bus along Floyd.

Claiming grading the gravel
stretch did not solve the pro-
blem, she pointed out the im-

‘proved surface lasted only two
days when grading was carried
out last year. .

While agreeing grading had
not proved very effective; the ci-
ty pointed out previous _at-
tempts to have the block paved
under the Local Improvement
Program (LIP) failed. The LIP
system tequires a majority of
owners whose properties front
the road to agree to the project
and to pay for it.

Council has written to
Nielsen telling her it. hopes to
get paving done either through a
successful LIP or the proposed
25-year, program. The latter
goes to referendum this fall.

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New jail could —
start this fall —

TERRACE — Construction of
a new community correctional
centre could start as early as this
fall, says . district corrections

director Rob Watts.

“We are still fantasizing that
we will be underway this
building season,”

for.”

A two-and-a-half-year-long
search for a site for the new jail
ended two weeks ago when city
council approved the. rezoning

. application for 12 acres of in-

dustrial land between Keith

’ Ave. and the railway tracks at
_ the north end of Braun 5t.
It was the day Watts had been _

waiting for.

“] feel very relieved, very
happy,’” he said. “For a whole
bunch of strange reasons I think
we've ended up with the best

~ site we could have hoped for.”

- Earlier attempts to locate the
jail in ‘residential areas on the

he said. —
“That's the goal we're aiming '

bench and in Thornhill “met
strong public opposition.

This time the proposal sailed
through the rezoning public
hearing — nobody showed up.

“I think everybody's happy
with it,’ Watts said. “E don't
think we have any unhappy
_ campers.”

“It looks like we're finally on
our way,’ he added.

‘Watts said the final sale of
the land is ‘imminent.”

B.C. Buildings Corporation
spokesman John Murphy said
legal paperwork and surveying
must still be completed,

The final price of the land —

which is higher than previous
sites the government had taken
out options ‘on — won't be
released until the sale is com-
pleted, Murphy said.

More than $1.8 million has
been budgeted to build the new
community correctional centre.

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‘The week commencing Sept.
29 has been proclaimed Social
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