” renee see Wecnesdiay, February 28, 1990 7 exchange begins

drive from Toronto and about a—

Five forestry students from

thé Northwest Community Col- lege Hazelton campus will be leaving for- Ontario Mar. 9 on the second half of a Secretary of State-funded exchange program with the Sir Sanford Fleming College campus in Lindsay, On- tario. The first part of the ex- change began on Feb. 24 when 14 Lindsay forestry students visited the Northwest: - ° The schedule was still tenta- tive but Hazelton NWCC forest- - Ty instructor Shane Campbell said plans included a visit to the Prince Rupert area to ex- amine coastal forests and eco- systems; tours of Westar’s Car- naby sawmill, Terrace logging operations and interior forests

and ecosystems; and a.tour of

Kitimat’s salmon hatchery and Eurocan pulp mill. He added that time would also be set aside for recreation and culture. Ac- cording to Campbell, they hoped to have the Ontario stu- dents spend a day at Hudson Bay Mountain and a few hours at K’San Village in Hazelton. Campbell says Hazelton stu- dents will then be offered a similar schedule in Ontario, Sir Sanford Flemming’s Lindsay campus is about a 1-% hour

four hour drive from Ottawa.

It’s located in the heart of the |

Ontario forestry region and, ac- cording to NWCC president Don Anderson, is probably one of the best récognized forestry schools in Canada. During their week there, Hazelton students will view different silvaculture practices and operations, ex- amine Ontario-style forest man- agement, and tour hardwood plantations and sawmills. Campbell adds that the schedule will also include a trip to Ottawa and possibly a meeting with Skeena MP Jim Fulton. Campbell says the exchange

visit was put together rather -

quickly. Because only five Hazelton students were available for the trip, another seven col- lege forestry students from the Nicola Valley Institute of Tech- nology in Merritt will be travell- ing to Ontario with them. In the future, though, this non- regional type of sharing may not be required. With a new Forestry Technology program having just been established in Terrace, local: students may be included in future exchange visits and share along with their Hazelton counterparts the ex-

Last

week local drivers

were testing the waters and finding them rather deep on the Skeena

Okanagan-owned Ict by the liquor store. A warm break in the weather started the meltdown ‘process on a mountain of snow accumulated by city road-clearing crews during the heavy snowfall

in early February,

perience and knowledge to be

gained from examining Ontario

forestry practices.

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AMENDMENT TO ZONING BY-LAW NO. 401-1966 AS IT RELATES TO THE M3 ZONE

TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend the “Permitted Uses” and “Conditions of Use” for the M3 (Commercial/Light Industrial) Land Use Zone as described in tor ZONING BY-LAW (NO. 401-1966, and amendments there- oO).

TAKE NOTICE ALSO THAT the applicaton affects the proper- ty and land within the City of Terrace and outlined and shad- ed on the accompanying map.

IN T EN T: The intent of this zoning amendment application is the CHANGE the ZONING BY-LAW (No, 401-1966, and amendments thereto) to allow WAREHOUSE-RETAIL OPERA-

‘TIONS on lands zoned M3 and to REQUIRE THE LAND-

SCAPING OF THE MANDATORY SEVEN METRE WIDE STRIP

_OF OPEN SPACE ADJACENT TO THE FRONT SITE LINE OF

M3 ZONED LOTS, EXTENDING FROM ONE END OF THE FRONT SITE LINE TO THE OTHER END.

The proposed amendment By-law may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, ex- cluding holidays from January 9, 1990 to March 12, 1990, both

' inclusive in the reception area at the Clty of Terrace Public

Works Buliding at 5003 Graham, Avenue, Terrace, B.C,

Any person(s) wishing to voice their opinions regarding this Application may do so, in writing, to Mayor and Council, and/or in person MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1990, at 7:30 p.m., in the Municipal Council Chambers, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace,

THIS NOTICE IS, GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE.

MUNICIPAL ACT, RS.B.C. 1979 (AND AMENDMENTS

THERETO), UNDER SECTION 958, SUBSECTIONS (1) AND ‘TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly,

E.R. HALLSOR, Clerk-Administrator

: . UY AREA AFFECTED BY ZONING AMENDMENT TO Uy M3 COMMERCIAL 7 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

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