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The Review - Wednesday, March 27,1991 — A36_

FERRY TERMINAL

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the terminal building.

“We will do whatever we can do
to further minimize it and to
screen it,” Rhodes said.

Only low-level lighting will be
used in the parking lot. Noise from
ferries will be reduced by using
on-shore electrical hook-ups at
night instead of the ship generators
for power, he said.

Rhodes hopes the terminal
upgrading will be completed in
1993.

Ministry of Highways project
director Gregg Singer said the
proposed Swartz Bay frontage
road will be eliminated from the
Lands End-Curteis Point inter-
change if residents sull object to
the road.

“We are entertaining dropping
the frontage road,” Singer said.

Instead of using the frontage

Stolen car sought

Police suspect a car sought in
connection with a murder investi-
gation could be in the Saanich
Peninsula area.

Sidney RCMP are keeping an
eye out for a dark blue four-door
1991 Mercury Topaz that was
stolen from a Richmond dealer-
ship Jan. 5.

The car was seen in the Greater
Victoria area in, January and is
being sought in connection to a
Nanaimo murder’ investigation.

It may bear B.C. licence plate
number NHG 368 and the vehicle
identification number is
IMEBM35XXMK606564.

CrimeStoppers will pay cash for
information leading to the reco-
very of this vehicle. Callers do not
have to reveal their identity. If you
have information about this crime
call CrimeStoppers at 1-800-665-
8477.

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toad, residents using the terminal
will have to drive to the Wain Road
intersection to turn and reach the
areas Closest to the terminal.

Resident Barbara Brock sug-
gested the ferry corporation now
uses the highway as overflow park-
ing for the terminal while Ald. Bill
Gordon said backed-up ferry traf-
fic keeps emergency vehicles from
reaching residential areas near the
terminal.

Singer said the road upgrading
includes longer access ramps to
local roads, which, when com-
bined with the terminal upgrade,
will allow residents to reach local
roads near the terminal.

“AS: a tax-paying corporate citi-
zen we'd sure like to make sure the
fire equipment gets to the termi-
nal,” Rhodes said, referring to the
recent payment of a grant-in-lieu
of taxes to North Saanich.

Due to public protest, Singer
said there were no major changes
planned at any intersections north
of Island View Road.

Curteis Point resident Ruth Jay-
cox said the highway plans for the
entire Peninsula should have been
available at the meeting so resi-
dents could assess the traffic flow.

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Singer said all of the plans are
not finalized. He hopes detailed
designs will be drafted in the next
year, followed by construction.

Rhodes said B.C. Ferries repre-.
sentatives would be willing to
meet with residents living near the
terminal to discuss individual con-
cerns but said the corporation
cannot deal with claims of lowered
property values. :

The airport-style circular traffic
pattern proposed for the terminal
by North Saanich resident Michael
McGrath is a workable design,
Rhodes said.

However, he felt the present B.C.
Ferries’ and Ministry of High-
ways’ design for the area gives the
best result for the lowest cost.

“My goal is not to spend
money, he said, adding that the
planned upgrading does allow for

future addition of rapid transit as

suggested by McGrath.

Ald. Dee Bailin said North Saa-
nich is still “coming out on the
short end of the stick’’ and prom-
ised further questions and objec-
tions to the province.

Committee voted to send the
minutes of the meeting to coun-
cil’s transportation sub-committee.

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THE CORPORATION OF THE

DISTRICT OF CENTRAL SAANICH |
BY-LAW NO. 1004 __

A by-law of The Corporation of the District of Central
Saanich to close portions of Lime Kiln Road.

The Council of the Corporation of Central Saanich, in
open meeting assembled,
ENACTS. AS FOLLOWS: (es
1 Those portions of Lime Kiln Road, lying-between the ~
southerly prolongation of the westerly boundary and
the southerly prolongation of the easterly boundary of
Lot 33, Block E, Section 14, Range 1 West, Plan No. -
1314, South Saanich District, is hereby closed and
stopped up to traffic of all kinds.

A plan, prepared by Leonard Louis Orrico, B:C.L-S.,
dated the 3rd day of December, 1990, is attached
hereto as Schedule “A” of this by-law, and outlined in
bold thereon is the portions of Lime Kiln Road to be
closed and stopped up to traffic of all kinds.

This by-law. shall be advertised in The Review prior to
the adoption thereof.

This by-law shall take effect upon the adoption thereof.

This by-law shall be cited for all purposes as the
“CENTRAL SAANICH HIGHWAY (LIME KILN ROAD)
STOPPING UP AND CLOSING BY-LAW NO. 1004,
1991.

SCHEDULE ‘A’

TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true copy of “Central Saanich
Highway (Lime Kiln Road) Stopping Up and Closing By-law No.
1004, 1991”, as taken to third reading by Council, at a meeting held
on Monday, March 4th, 1991. For further information concerning this
By-law, prior to it’s adoption on April 2nd, 1991, please contact the
undersigned at the Municipal hall, 1903 Mt. Newton Cross Road,
Saanichton, B.C. between the hours of 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM Monday
to Friday, except holidays.

George H. Sawada
Clerk-Administrator