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Mayors concerned about 1994 Games traffic | “Soes to cavisory planning group |
| A | am | goes to advisory planning group
| . A. proposal to build a 70-unit townhouse-type complex for
_ Peninsula mayors are concerned Sealey has contacted the Minis- for athletes to have here and for Obviously the Games will have retired people on five-acres of Central Saanich land is geared
about increased traffic on the Pat ty of Highways with her con- the Commonwealth Games, she a short-term benefit during the towards a need for lower pricks retirement housing, the developer
bay Highway and increased sail- — cerns. said. actual events but there is also says. %
ings at the Swartz Bay ferry ‘“‘Other than people flowing In Central Saanich, Mayor Ron _. long-term benefits that have to be ‘‘We’re suggesting there is a real need for lower priced {
terminal, during the 1994 Com- looked at in terms of training retirement housing,’’ said Tony Young of Water’s Edge Village
monwealth Games. recently 6 a, * facilities, Cullis said. Estates.
awarded to Victoria. we are r el uct an i i Oo see p ub li Cc _ **Lawn bowling my be a possi Units will sell for $59,900 to $79,900 depending on the size and
“With increased ferry sailings " bility here, but until the Games | will include a grassed patio area in back and a little greenhouse in |
we will have more volume past unds g o into the Games organizing committce meets with the front, Young said. A covenant on the land restricts building
Beacon Avenue and the high- — Mayor Norma Sealey us I can’t say,’’ Cullis said. height to one storey, but the developer is also proposing a
way,’’ said Sidney Mayor Norma fg Increased traffic on the highway two-storey clubhouse to be built in the centre of the development. |
Sealcy. ‘‘I have a genuine concern is an ongoing issue that will Fruit trees currently on the property will be saved and
about the increased volume.”’ through our community I don’t | Cullis is waiting for the Games ~ continue to build and will not just incorporated into the development and berms will not be used to i
; , sce a great deal of economic committee to make a presentation. bea problem during the Common- provide a buffer between the community and the highway, Young . |
-spin-offs,’’ Scalcy said. “to council, . wealth Games, he said. said.
_None of the three Peninsula ‘‘They’ve got to show us the ‘*In the short term that could be ‘Central Saanich council has forwarded the matter to the |
municipalities financially sup- benefits in terms of participat- a problem but I’m more concerned Advisory Planning Commission for comment. The property is
ported ine Games bid but Scaley _ ing,’’ Cullis said. ‘‘It’s all specu- — with the increased growth that is approved for multiple family housing under present zoning.
said some of the aldermen have lative at this point.’’ occurring,’ Cullis said. —— = a 4
indicated they wou personally : — 2 2 a : oe
et involved in the Games. N ) @ d | le) | 7 re| | h |
° “*We are reluctant to see public ew Service e vers pu : Ic en erc aqnces i
funding go into it.’’ : :
In North Saanich, Mayor Linda Businesses in the regions © PTON provides details of pub- tion on international business op- ~ through, or searched for a particu- *
Michaluk said it is too carly tosay .. throughout Britisi: Columbia will __ lic tender bidding opportunities in " portunities, B.C. statistics, small lar commodity or service that a
how the Games will affect her . have equal opportunity to bid on _ British Columbia. The database business information and a _ business may wish to sell to gov-
municipality. _ government purchasing contracts makes it possible for immediate, calendar of upcoming events... ‘ernment. It can also be searched
—_ oN “The big thing is the matter of through computer-fed informa- simultaneous availability of in- Michael said plans are under by — delivery destination, by
Peo ee the ferrics and increased traffic on — tion available at their local agen- _ formation to all subscribers of the way to expand PTON to include region, tender publication date or ©
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a 4 _ The new running track currently _ This is being inade possible by The network currently displays. portunities from other public sec- ~~ : British Columbia businesses:
5 ASICS _ . being installed adjacent to Park-. the inauguration of a database only public sector tenders (known . tor organizations including the _ and individuals interested in sub-
land School will be a nice facility. called the Public Tender Op- as invitations to Quote) issued by Federal Department of Supply scribing to the B.C. Business.
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British Columbia Legislative Assembly * GLC. from 10 3/4 to 11% Airport economic study under way _
| | . — . ~%# T-Bills from 9 to 10.38% zs)
SELECT STANDING COMMITTEE Both offering monthly income An cconomic impact activity The study is to heighten the |
ON * FREE MONTHLY REPORT study to the Pa Bay Alor ‘business: and community
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"FINANCE CROWN CORPORATIONS AND GOVE RNMENT SERVICES. _. ON BUSINESS... is near completion, Tay the foundation for future
CALL John Sovens 382-4144 Air carriers, ground irans- expansion, Mullen: said, -
_ FINANCIAL, PLANNING INDUSTRY | ‘ pete ENR ee portation companies, couriers, — "DT imagine (Transport Can-
~pelail stores: inside the air tere . ada) is looking at making
~ PUBLIC HEARINGS minal and virtually all-arcas some: revenue ‘generation:
. } of the airport are being stud-.~ efforts,"? Mullen said. .
; ’ ¢ sday, O F c icd by by Marcon Research A draft: report: has: already:
_ Moni, se i “emits pe ; m8 Services. of Victorian. gone to: Transport’ Canada,
Th , Wes ti ah sho 7 ie tel ac Project co-ordinator Denise officials and: the final report is
60: 6 Wa au ays Streut WWI can . A iis J Mullen said 77 different kinds expected to address. the overall
16 1 West Georgia street al KELOWNA | of business at the airport were impact the airport has on the:
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