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Wednesday, May 15,1991 —.- A3

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(about) the record of violations
and’ because of that I wasn’t going
to approve the application (by Fay
Leung to form a B:C trust compa-

ny).
Leung’s application was for-
warded to the Finance Ministry by
then-premier Bill Vander Zalm’s

believe I had a’ duty,” Couvelier
said.
: __ What Couvelier is defending
himself against is the allegation

office.
“Because it came from him I

es The third Pier Sidney Holdings
building for the company’s leased
| town land on the waterfront is one
step closer to reality.

Sidney town council Monday
night complied with a request
from its advisory planning com-
mission (APC) to approve the
building subject to the developer
reconciling parking problems on
the site.

Ald. Don Amos, council liaison
on the APC, said those parking
concems have been addressed.

In addition to providing some
parking spaces, developers next
door have agreed to provide about
40 spaces on their vacant property,
| said Amos.

Port Sidney Development Corp.
had hoped to build a seven-storey
hotel complex on the waterfront
adjacent to the Sidney Museum,
but those plans are on hold.

The corporation had expected to

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THURSDAY,

_ Another waterfront buildin

that he broke the Financial Institu-
tions Act by passing on the infor-
mation.

“It's quite a narrow legal ques-
tion,” he said. Couvelier says he
has two independent legal opini-
ons from top constitutional experts
that “in effect clear me of break-
ing the law.

“The premier chose to ignore
those and go with the opinion of
the Attorney-General’s staff,” he
Said.

Couvelier said it is not unusual
for people to be dealing with many

keep the lot vacant for a few years
until it comes up with another
design.

With that addressed, Amos said
the APC felt the third building as
proposed “blends in well with
other buildings on the site.”

Jim Burton, of Sidney Pier
Holdings, was seeking amend-
ments to the company’s develop-
ment permit.

The building is slated to be 24
feet high, under the 29-foot height
restriction for the waterfront, and
will augment the two now on the
leased land.

Smaller than two earlier propos-
als at 8,000 square feet, it will add
a restaurant and more retail space.

It includes a patio beside the
restaurant and landscaping on the
north end, and further landscaping
along the south side.

Burton said after the meeting
that site work should begin shortly,

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government ministries at the same
time.

“If you can’t share information
between ministries then govern-
ment can’t operate.”

Couvelier plans to pursue a

Deadlines change due to holiday

Deadlines for advertising in The
Review for the May 22 issue have
changed because of the Victoria
Day holiday Monday.

The new deadline for classified
advertising is Friday at 3 p.m.,
back from Monday at 3 p.m.

Display advertising will be
accepted until 5 p.m. Thursday,
instead of the same time Friday.

Letters to the editor intended for
the May 22 issue should be
received by Thursday at 5 p.m.,
back one day.

But the sports results deadline
remains unchanged at 12 noon
Monday. As well, community
calendar submissions must be
received by Thursday at 5 p.m., as
usual.

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with architects and engineers |i
beginning the detailed design work
right away so that the company can
get building permits.

~ We're ready to roll. It’s just a
matter of getting the drawings
done,” he said.

Council also approved Pier Sid-
ney’s request for a solarium addi-
tion to the Rumrunner Pub.

As well, at the request of the
APC, the developers have agreed
to supply the APC with a defini-
live site plan for the leased land.

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