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~ Regional district stamner Tosh
“Yamashita told the hearing pan-

ing el — directors Les Watmough,

° “District board room: Ba
a The, Site for. the "proposed
lodge, a few. miles west of Ter-..
_= Yace across Highway-16. from the -
~ Skeena River, would have to be-.
. ~ rezoned’ from Low Density Rur- .
al toa new. category, | Rural.
~ Resort. Arguments in favor of.
_ the change were presented by.
Terrace resident Pierre Lussier,
who. is, acting as.the local agent

wel f parcel; Wolfgang: ‘Volcker. and.
..! Herman Sailer. =
Lussier said. ‘the proponents’
~ would . be. building’ the: lodge
> primarily’ for. their. own’ ‘enjoy- “
. Ment-and relaxation, : ‘but they
also intend: to lodge parties of up .
-- toa dozen.German tourists and ©
. provide recreational experiences
_-... for them, inchiding guided sport .
- fishing. Lussier concluded by
“/ noting that all the appropriate
“. government agencies had . been

- Robert. - Cooper and . Gordon

“Robinson — thatthe Ministry of ~
‘Municipal ‘Affairs had written to.
“thie effect. that: the. structure ap- .

“peared ‘to -fit the. proposed zon-
“ing: ‘regulations’ but might have
~~ better success: in’a more attrac-

tive site. The Ministry of Health -

approved the septic field plan
Subject to a Waste Management
Branch permit.:

historical averages. ‘“Without a
guide, what can they (the lodge
owners) do?” .
Although Terrace
Willy: Vogl maintained that the

‘lodge was assured a license, the

- head of the fisheries branch for.

the Skeena region, Bob Hooton, §f
confirmed Culp’s assertions in a—

later telephone interview, saying
that any lodge built after 1988 is

‘subject to the moratorium and

“The Ministry of Environment .

‘Fish and Wildlife ‘Branch, how-

ever, had responded more ‘criti-
cally, stating that the lodge
would have no -assurance of a

guiding license because the area -

‘is already “oversubscribed”’ and
concluded: that: the lodge pro-~

sight.--

there is currently | a moratorium
on the issuance of guiding. li-

censes and the ministry intends |

ae “Tertace. resident: Jim Culp: x

-derlined the comments © 7
Fish ‘and ‘Wildlife, ‘noting. that -

to establish limits next year on

-existing licenses, The limits, he
said, will come inthe form: of
quotas on “‘rod-days’” — an

licensing will only be considered .
under the new angling . ‘guide

policy,
Hooton ‘expressed. concern
about the explosion in the num-

ber of applications for guiding

licenses his office has recieved
over the past year, and ‘noted

there are already 25° resident —
“posal lacked planning and fore- guides. ‘operating. out ‘of Terrace
and - ‘probably another - “25° who .
‘come in from other areas during ;
- Hooton noted ‘that the. fishier- i

ies branch’ ‘doesn’t care whether

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“fidhinig” ‘season.

tourist anglers stay.in‘a. lodge or
one of the local’ motels - —. it’s

-when.they go out ‘on. the rivers

with. a guide that the. ministry
gets conerned. “When there are
too many people on the. river,

“those quotas vil be based on |

resident .

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". Rotifi iedof the owners’ plans annual limit on the accumulated. it’s a detriment to guiding and to on Improving the plece she’s prepared. For stories see
* with detailed descriptions ofthe number of fishermen per day . || pages 7 and 2, P pe 7
proposal. fo each guide can take out — and - “Continued on page 22.
i. Index.
BusineseGuide $12
Church Directory. 18
| ClassitiedAds §§ 19-22.
Comics 18
Coming Events 14
Crossword nr 2
Dining Directory == s«*dG
Editorial . 4
Horoscope 48
Letters | 5,6
| Sports : 8
Taik of the Town. 6.
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hearings on rezoning ap- |
plications last week.
One’s at the top of this
page, the other two are on
page 24.

HERITAGE. WEEK:. The

and an editorial, page 4.

dump is still blazing away,
but it’
smaller... page 2.

NO ROOM TO. LEARN:
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cramped quarters in the.

| page 17.

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on the recollections of]...
long-time Terrace resi- |: :
dent Elsie Smith, page 3, -

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District 88 could be facing
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