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‘Sanscha Hall, Aug. 22 and 23.

Garden show,
a blooming success

Everything was in full bloom at the Sidney
Peninsula Garden Club show Aug. 22 and 23.

and Saanich

Helen Tutor, past president of the 220-member organiza-
tion, said more than 600 entries were on display making this

year’s show the biggest event in the club's 33-year history.
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walking past tables. of beautifully arranged, aromatic flowers.
Sixty-five exhibitors and 12 judges took part in last weekend’s

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IN THE MIDST OF THE

“green light to construct a 135--
unit’ townhouse . project
Brentwood Bay... *

Ald. Mike Creasy was the on-
ly. council. member voicing op-
position, ‘The density is high

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY —
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area,’” he said. ‘The communi-
ty is. still concerned with this
proposal. There are: too many
‘units per.acre.’”

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perifery of the townhouse units,
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CREATURES constructed by children and made of
fruits, vegetables and flowers were judged at the
Sidney and Saanich Peninsula Garden Club show, Aug.

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: four th reading.

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Of \; ae the oe ee : “Saanich council third reading of.’
Jf ~ ra “zoning, «bylaw | ‘amendment :
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OU. _ peti -which,- if approved, would |

--result-in the development of the ©

“giving ©
“bylaw, but cautioned conditions,

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few exceptional salespeople with knowledge of hardware, - PIES & THE CAKES, third. reading-of bylaw. 874; the »
| eloctical. plumbing. marine, SuppES, garden supplies. THERE’S A GAL WHO zoning’ amendment which
_paint,. kitchenware; automotive, camping, and fishing si ine a By em . sia Entecbrisesthe:
supplies, to join our team of customers service profes- HAS WHAT IT TAKES, would give Basia Enterprises the

“in:

- (compared) -to the surrounding ©

reading, bylaws must be sent to.

Al
would allow-a: [9-acre parcel of
land) rezoned. from. the parks.
and open space. designation to:

The subject area lies. north of:

tion with and Woodward “and:

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“municipal :

Mayor Ron. Cullis: ‘supported
third. -reading...to “the.

“Shave to be in place to, protect
the. citizens. at the - point . of
development. — _

‘There has got to be a lot of
protection built in,’? the mayor |
said, adding he would nat sup-
port ‘fourth. reading” unless:
satisfied with the development
proposal,’ a

Two. dozen. residents express-
ed opposition to the project at.
the July’ 29 public hearing,
citing high density,
traffic, and lack of access to the.
water front,

Of the 26 public respondents:

. at ihe land-use -hearing, some

questioned the high density and:

others traffic flows, said Ald.

Dick Sharpe. He said, however,
NO One -expressed concern with?
property devaluauon,

Rezoning the > undeveloped
lind trom open space-park land
to RMI attached residential
housing - would permit. eight
UNIS per Were, -

Creasy sitid he: is congerned
nol only with the high-density,»

“but. who projected: traffic flow

increalies of 68 vehicles per hour,
on Wallace: Drive,

he: municipality has
to absorb sewage.’
by the» townhouse
“Mackie said, :
vhiunpes to the Dawson Reser:
“voir water supplywould ‘besin’

congested -

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