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An appeal has been filed in
Victoria’ on a B.C. Supreme

Court ruling in early October

which prevents construction of
a .500-berth marina in
Saanichton Bay.

The appeal has been filed in
the Victoria registry of the B.C.
Court of Appeal by lawyers ac-

‘ting for Saanichton Marina

Ltd., which proposed building a
breakwater, the 4$00-berth
marina and a parking lot on the
Central Saanich bay.

The Tsawout. Indian Band
reserve surrounds the bay, and
the band fought during a three-
week trial in B.C. Supreme
Court to prevent development

Pub owner ci

Dunsmuir Lodge is’ abusing
its liquor: licence;.. Stonehouse
Pub owner Simon Dean told
North Saanich council.

Its. A licence’ allows ‘the
Pacific | Research. and Con-
ference Centre to serve alcohol
in certain areas when it is open.
‘‘Their definition of when they
are open is.when one person is
-in the building,’’ said Dean.

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of the marina project.

Tsawout lawyers argued the
band was guaranteed continued
fishing rights. in Saanichton
Bay, with a treaty signed bet-
ween. Saanich Indians and
James Douglas, chief factor of

the Hudson’s Bay Company _.

and governor of -Vancouver

. Island, in 1852.

Lawyers for the B.C. govern-
ment, which issued a licence of
occupation to. the marina com-
pany owned by Bob. Wright,
counter-argued the government
was not bound by the treaty.
Crown lawyers claimed Douglas
signed the treaty in his capacity
with the Hudson’s. Bay Com-

North Saanich council recom-
mended an A licence for .the
University. of : Victoria centre
because management convinced
council it needed it, said Mayor
L'oyd Harrop.

“Some ofits activities and

events go much smoother: when -

delegates have a chance. to
relax,’” he addled:

‘publicized trial,

pany, not as a government of-
ficial.

After the end of the highly
however, Mr.
Justice Kenneth Meredith ruled
against the marina and granted
the Tsawout Indian Band a per- .
manent injunction. preventing
construction of the. 500-berth

facility. He awarded costs to the

marina. ;

“I conclude that the band has
the right. to resist. because the
proposed marina would
diminish ‘in extent: the fishery
(i.e. the fishing ground) con-
tractually reserved to
predecessors of the  band,’’
Meredith begins his written
decision.

‘‘The licences we have are ap-

propriate,’’ said Robin
Cameron,’ Dunsmuir Lodge
general manager. ‘‘The building
is a conference centre and when
we have a conference on, we're
open,’’ he added.

“A conference is not just one
person,’’ he: said replying to
Dear s Gharge a liquor is

Wednesday,

Is court decision

-knew

November 11, 1987

Tsawout Band members
celebrated after the court deci:
sion fell in their favor. ‘‘Weé
the truth would come
through,’’ band chief Earl Clax:
ton Jr. had stated.

The province had said it was
reviewing the decision, and will
go to the province’s high court
if it “finds appropriate
grounds.”’ ,

The appeal. may be heard in
either Victoria. or’ Vancouver
early next year. Lawyers for the
marina must compile appeal
books, containing. transcripts;
exhibits and a written legal
argument, before the case can
be heard by the high court.

buse |

_ served if just one person is. in

the facility

Dean also said the
municipality is ‘not earning
enough tax money from the 45-
bedroom. facility. The centre

should be taxed.as a commercial -

enterprise in the areas where it
serves liquor, he said.

Co-op housing development OK'd

A family with children is still
welcome in Sidney, town. coun-
cil emphasized Monday in pass-
ing third reading for a con-

troversial co- operative housing .

project.

**Our decision cannot be bas-
ed soley on whether a family has
children. If that was so, the
town would have a bylaw saying
‘No kids,’ and that. wouldn’t be
right,’’ Ald. Ron Kubek said.

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allowed to build a lower income
‘complex on_ Fifth -

complex
Street.
Mayor Norma Sealey said,
‘“We can’t discriminate against
people: because they happen to
have children.”’
-A public hearing was: waived
on the project becasue it fits the

community: plan and zoning for
- the area.

There was discussion Monday

. about setting a public: hearing

‘anyway, but that was rejected.
Aldermen. spoke of the
touchy debate the project had
- Sparked:

Those opposed worried about

|. land values dropping and about’
‘having. a. .playground -

in» the

neighborhood!

However, aldermen noted
that the site, about three blocks
from a school, is ideal for fami=
ly housing and has. traditionally
attracted families.

Council voted’ unanimously.
in favor of the two motions
necessary to pass the project. “©

The town.received an almost,
even. split of residents for and.
against the — project. —. 61
favored the complex, 59 were
‘against.

_ Aldermen noted istic p pro-
ject. would be: well monitored

anda portion of rent would go |

towards short- and long-term

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