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Local control of airport is open issue

The group examining local con-
trol of the Victoria Airport has
asked Transport Canada for a
study on the feasibility of taking
management out of federal hands.

The Victoria Airport Planning
Society last week requested formal
recognition by Transport Minister
Jean Corbeil to open up a dialogue
and negotiate the transfer of con-
trol to a local airport authority.

It’s the latest step in the
society's year-long effort to exam-
ine the issue.

Society president Don Hancock
said successful negotiations could
be concluded within 18 months.

“In reality, we can’t determine
whether it is or it isn’t feasible
until we do this base case study,”
he said in a interview.

The society has no preconceived
notions that local control will be
good for the region, he said.

“We have an open mind. We see

Leaking fuel
causes fire

Two men were taken to hospital
with minor burns after a 20-foot
commercial crab boat burst into
flames in the north basin of the
North Saanich Marina about 7:30
p.m. Thursday.

North Saanich volunteer fire
Chief Terry Towle said leaking
fuel and the use of a portable
pump are suspected as the cause of
the blaze.

“They had a makeshift electric
pump they were using to pump it
out and it seems a spark from the
pump caused the explosion,”
Towle said.

The boat’s owners, Tony and
Steve Donaldson, escaped serious
injury by leaping into the water,
Towle said. One of the men had
singed hair.

Two volunteer firemen donned
air packs before entering the vessel
and extinguishing “hot spots”
under its floor boards.

“Anytime were around an
atmosphere like that, that’s our
procedure,” Towle said about the
safety equipment.

Apparently, the owners thought
they were pumping water out of
the bottom of the boat. The boat
did not sink but was pulled away
from the dock and anchored to
shore overnight to ensure the safe-
ty of other boats in the area.

In other fire department news,
North Saanich crews responded to
a tree on fire in the Towner park
area and a report of branches
against Hydro power lines on
Birch Road:

Both calls were the result of
high winds and “winter conditions
in August,” Towle said.

The fire department safeguards
the area until Hydro crews arrive,
shut the power off and trim back
the trees.

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a lot of opportunity, but we have to
validate it.”

The group was formed as a
sub-committee of the Greater Vic-
toria Chamber of Commerce’s
transportation committee. It is now
a non-profit society.

It received support from the
three Peninsula municipalities as
well as other Greater Victoria local
governments.

The mandate authorizes the

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society to begin negotiations with
Transport Canada, provided Trans-
port Canada agrees, and conduct

the study, which would be
financed by the federal govern-
ment.

Hancock said a decision to carry
on will be based on the results of
this study,

The society would then recom-
mend a course of action to munici-
palities.

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