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Discussions towards a water-
front replacement for Sanscha
Hall should continue, Memorial
Park Society members decided
Wednesday, reversing an earlier
decision to halt negotiations.

North Saanich council decided
Monday to send a message to the
society, recommending no action
be taken until the present Memo-

tial Park Society property is
expropriated.

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the society could end up in an
agreement before the present prop-
erty is expropriated

Society vice-chairman Don Tri-
vett said the board decided to
continue discussions in order to
keep the waterfront option open,
but would make no commitments
until the Ministry of Highways
notifies the board that the present
Pat Bay Highway and Beacon
Avenue property will be expropri-
ated.

Bailin was also concemed that

Waterfront hall talks still on

the waterfront proposal violated
the conditions of the park society
trust. A lawyer will speak to a
future meeting of the board on the
rust.

North Saanich Ald. Art McKin-
non said the park society should
not continue discussions until the
board learns if the proposal
violates the trust.

But Ald. Brian Dunic thought
the board should do so keep
options open, since the situation
may change.

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