a2 Castlegar News May 18, 1991

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challenge
on tap

By CasNews Staff
Dust off your sneakers, it’s almost
time for the annual Participaction
Challenge.
This year’s event takes place May
29 and Castlegar’s challenge city this
r is Revelstoke. It's a rematch of
t year when Castlegar beat

Revelstoke — based on a percentage

of par i in the
chall — 82 per cent to 66.23 per

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rate for 15 minutes on May 29 and
then call the rec department office to
register his or her name.

The Castlegar and _ District
Recreation Department has once
again taken on the task of organizing
the national event locally but need
some help.

To help Castlegar ‘‘win’’ the con-
test to determine which is the fittest
city, the rec department will hold its
annual Walk-a-Block along with a
Go Looney Day at the Community
Complex.

The recreation department's
roving fitness instructors will also
move quickly between local schools
to lead students in 15 minutes of
aerobics throughout the day.

To help make the challenge a suc-
cess, the department is looking for
block captains to take their “blocks”
on a walk. Those interested in being
block captains can call the rec depar-
tment office now to register.

The City of Castlegar and Celgar
Pulp Co. have donated draw prizes
which will be awarded to each neigh-
borhood that participates.

A block captain’s job is to hand
out flyers to his or her neighborhood
on May 27, pick a designated spot
for neighbors to meet and show up
to lead the group at 6:30 p.m. on
May 29.

The Go Looney Day at the Com-
plex will consist of $1 admission to
any event going on at the Complex
on May 29, such as the early bird
swim, adult swim, aquafit, morning
and afternoon aerobics, weight
training and public swimming. Draw
prizes courtesy of the city and Celgar
will be awarded throughout the day.
The prizes include T-shirts, fanny
packs, pens and shoelaces.

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CosNews photo by Ed Mills

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Parasite prompts ban

VICTORIA (CP) — A concern
that disease parasites will be in-
troduced into B;C.’s_ wildlife
populations has prompted the
provincial Environment Ministry to
ban the import of white-tailed and
mule deer, moose and elk.

It is the first time the Environment
Ministry has made such an order on
animals coming from other parts of
Canada, Barry Saunders, commercial

wildlife specialist, said. Py

Any previous bans on wildlife
transport were done by the
Agriculture Ministry, he said.

The regulations were enacted
because of an increasing interest in
keeping wildlife animals as pets, or
on game farms, Saunders said.

The parasite does not bother
white-tailed deer, but can wreak
havoc with other deer-like animals.

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City seeking parks plan

Consultant will be
brought in for job

By CasNews Staff

The City of Castlegar has set up
the goal posts and is now looking for
someone to carry the ball in its quest
for creation of a master plan for city
parks.

City council, which  ‘‘pre-
approved” the project April 8 as
Part of the 1991 budget adopted
Wednesday, laid out the terms of
reference for the master plan earlier
this week.

The city will now seek a consultant
to create the plan and has set a

deadline of 2 p.m. on June 14 for
proposals

The terms of reference council ap-
Proved Monday state that the plan
must be based on a parks philosophy
which ‘includes natural open spaces,
Passive areas and active areas.

“It must be comprehensive and
Provide a sense of unity from park to
park,”’ the terms state. ‘‘The plan
must address community needs and
determine what is best located in
each park and what is best located in
other areas (or) facilities. It is impor-

Forest companies
in for a shock

VANCOUVER (CP) — An in
dependent report on British Colum-
bia’s . timber costs suggests forest
companies could pay as much as
eight times more for the trees they
now take off publicly owned land.

B.C. is getting only $1.4 billion in
stumpage and other payments from
the forest companies that hold cut
ting tights to vast tracts of Crown
land — compared to an estimated
return of $4.7 billion to $8.8 billion
if the wood went on the open
market, Sandy Peel, chairman of
B.C."s forest resources commission
told professional economists earlier
this week

““Stumpage payments are not cap
turing the full value of the resource
over time,"’ Peel said

Prepared for the commission by an

di Vancouver .
firm, Canadian Western Capital Etd.

What makes the report convin-
cing, Peel said, was that Canadian
Western Capital used industry data
for the small amount of logs now
sold on an open and competitive
market in B.C.

Those numbers indicate
“disparity” between what
paid and what could be paid.

“Current stumpage rates do not
appear to capture all of the value
available from the forest resource
base,’’ the report concludes. ‘From
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Perhaps British Ce will see
a fairer return for the timber cut in
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companies to buy at least half of the
timber they cut each year on an open
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His figures came from a report

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tant to include linkages with the
surrounding and adjacent neigh-
borhoods for each park.”’

As well, the city says the plan must
outline, in detail, desirable facilities,
capital construction costs, how the
plan will be phased in and include
discussion of maintenance levels and
resources needed

There must also be public input in
to the plan which must outline any
sources of funding that could be
used for the development of any
component of the plan

The city has laid out a list of eight
requirements the proposals must
meet, including costs, time for com-
pleting the plan and a statement
telling why the firm submitting the
Proposal is qualified to carry out the
Project

Managing the project will be a
steering committee consisting of Ald
Bob Pakula, dircctor of engineering
and public works Kenn Hample and
recreation director Pat Metge
Pakula is the alderman

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Projects

continued from front page
Moore said the money would be
used for paving and general
upgrading and maintenance of
city streets

Also under the transportation

category is $190,000 this year for
work on the bridge near the
CasNews office downtown
Moore said tests indicated the
bridge is in need of
cement.

“The tender documents will be

reinfor-

going out~as-soon as we hear
from the Ministry of Highways
and the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs about our application for
a grant for capital works on that
Piece of road,” she said.

Starting in 1992, the city’s five-
year plan includes $250,000 a
year for special projects under
parks development, which Moore
said includes the proposal to
develop a waterfront park “along
the Columbia River near down-
town Castlegar

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