VASTLEGAR’ NEWS; Thursday, , Sept: 2, 1965.

~ Planning Report Shows M

“(eontinued from page nine)
ea, (See tables at’ village office.)
Note: Street entrance not fated,
ed in is. above figures.

is clear from the fore-
that the repent

ig

zoned industrial (46.8 per cent)
the actual industrial use is only
3.5 per cent, On the other end
of the scale 27.5 per cent of ‘all
the frontage is.used residential-
ly. but only.10.8 per cent is zon-
ed for the Par

Almost (42.8 per cont)
ds either vacent of ge for pub-
ie He Purposes. It It‘ is these lands

stect the future
pres of "Castlegar. It
urgent therefore that the
sent zoning along columbia ns
be drastically re
Major Road Plan,

A proposed plan of land
use and mhjor ‘roads for Cas-
Hegar has been ‘prepared and
is shown on a large scale map
to be seen at the village office.

The major road system con-
sists of a_main ‘spine running

3 would also improve vehicle cir-

-G.W.G. -
WORK PANTS |
AND SHIRTS

We have a full range of
ce rs and sizes.

north and south’ (Columbla Ave.) ):
a large loop, serving as ae
main , collector ‘ street. throu;
tlie peaidental area aud a smal
it 6 g the

higher Faensity business and ap-
artment: area,
Ari easy route into and out

of the downtown is needed. At
the moment the road is almost
a dead “end, Returning traffic
mixing ‘with entering traffic is
creating conflict and congestion:
The plan shows,.as an inner
loop, a new’ road circling off
from the’ Super-Valu atte plong
the east side of the hill and
tying into Srd Ave. This road
would provide good access to the
east side of the downtown and

culation.

The residential collector road
loops off Columbia along Pine
on the north; down: 7th Ave.
across to Sth Ave. and'on_ the
south ties into. Columbia along
Spruce. We ‘suggest the use of
7th: Ave. rather than ‘Sth Ave.
(which now. serves as the major
route) because. 5th Ave. not only
piseets the residential area but

h Ave.. to-

the best major route on the east
side. The eventual’ closure ‘of
Sth Ave. where it runs between
the, schools would be desirable,
but the detailed solution of this
problem needs further thought.
Apartments

Tn some communities. now-

create, ie on streets, ines

gether might aritianttaay -make | thi:

rar

do's sere daeally residences,
; they’ can: cut ‘the view ana |e
le ily rea of ‘ordinaty.

end that sites
sultak for apartments’ be

in’ mind: a)’Closeness to main

‘in’ partic 8° bust:
ness core;'b) Easy access to the
major road system; c) Sites -with
@ good view; d). Separation from
other ‘residential: areas by ° na-
tural boundaries, if possible e.g.
sites on knolls, ‘sites separated
by: ravines,,ete,.

Sites that ' meet the first

de-
fined ie the ¢ following criteria | oth

ely. in. a

ac mao it: Do:
opera’ to outbid
rte users of the site,
8, Cénotaph Hill ‘is’ ‘the
apartmé: ene ifite: ‘in" Cas-
Il’ the: criteria

set ol ‘out abo
tion.’ of’ éas

1d" sy!
‘were im) roved bya lop
road east! of the: hill, Be. pd
mended; Base Of access would be
iret ie ‘area’ suggeste ‘or
apartme! ants : is" ‘outlined on the

Blusherty Crossing
To Gel Wig Wag
Signal Lights, Bélls

“Wig-wae” ‘traffic si al,
lights ‘and bells, : are ae in:
stalled at two dangerous railway
crossings on the ‘Trail-Castle-

pian.)

Pénvlat in Capacity

A‘ large scale map at the
villa ge: office shows..the
boundaries ‘of ‘the population
areas ' identified in the table
below.: The potential purpose of
this analysis was to forecast the
Population: capacity of: various
parts of’ the village in’ order to
identify’ possible gaps in the
school '‘and “park system‘'both
existing ‘and. future. (See tables
at village’ ‘office.) .

gar highway, .
Ss dis-

of

tice superintendent A. E, SStalte | ©
is week said. the signals,
designed to alert motorists to
the proximity of trains, would
be int operation at month-end.
The wig-wags are being con-
structed at the Peterson’s Flat
crossing, north of China Creek,
and at the crossing near the
Blucherry: store.

Staite ‘said work was
being t done by, the CPR, under
the direction .of the Dominion
department of‘ transp pe 4
-The provincial ate jartment
of highways is _ assisting. The
Blueberry crossing will be pro-
vided with a ‘temporary detour,
but road - ic. will’ not be

parking space than

seriously inconvenience:

E y Notes
“OC PHS present population was
arrived'‘at'by multiplying ‘the
number ‘of households ‘by 3.6:
fscording tothe 1961 census,
this figure represents the aver-
age | number ‘of persons per
household iw n Castlegar.

Only’ buildable areas are
included in the average ‘calcul-
ations, :One £7058 acre is :-repre-

based : on: “the bu "builtup section
of: Castle far’; bounded by 7th
Ave, .on..the, east, 3rd Ave, on

and Elm’ St.-on the: sou

This re ingualen an esti.
mation'''of, "20 trailers. in the
wire Park which is part of area

yj cll
ugher Bele

in the Columbia
iterly* extension "of
it 16392). This. is.
Hy outaldo the vi

‘nitary fil area be-
tween: Santper: and} Laurel plus
adjacent’ ‘parcels: :

“yt Neréage! south. of Hemlock

) tat conjunetion ‘with? jgchiool ex:
na Pansion

possib! prim:

school — nest! ae the present
slomientary 8c) shoal

of. ‘the’ Horkoft 5

berty, reat of: the 't in me
In addition ‘i

ae to develop: may ts ne

arksy,in some areas.by. cl tng |

ecéssary road links. ~

The existing park’ downtown

between: st: and 8rd is ‘too. far

(to. serve the poadential

Meas well,

the west, Pine St. on the: north | di

com:
mercial . area, ‘it. cannot  oneily
he, related : to’ that area either.
By. providing open space in the
heart of the commercial area. it
is, often: possible to, enhance it
gonslderably but case,
ied difference of 10 to,18
fhe er efetivens separates the
park. {rom downtown. .
ite “does )-have com-
mercial \ vilue and could be more
intensively developed in future
if Oy ‘conditions were” met:
Bei acces:
sion "of the - hillside:
mentioned ‘above. 7; z
b.. Acquisition {of ‘an alter-
native, park site or ‘sites to re-

loop

). A-second and perhaps bet:
ter alternative commercial
levelopnient, ‘is''to use "part of

reco)
future population is

by;.provi- =

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3 ‘Funeral, services
Monday from the Russian ae

off, 62, of Robsan who: f
*- away Saturday’ in ‘the
gar ‘and District Hospital, -

Born in Kamsack, Sask, Mr:
Gleboff ‘came. to Costlogar in
1015 working: as.-a.:meehante,
He was employed wit
sawmill and ‘Jater, ‘wi

_to2d at Brilliant, ee there]:
vy 0 | wi! id

hen ‘he move to

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\10° grandchildren | ¢h,
‘and ‘one’ great’ grandchild:
cw; Castlegar Funeral: Home was

in! charge ? of, j arrangements; sie

and’ children‘ of

e spendinig.a holiday : at Deer Park.

Mr.!.and 'Mra,:Richard D’-
Andrea ‘and di have re-

£ (Com:
:|ed ‘that. since ‘McLeod Construc-
i! tion ‘asked’ for. the extension of

‘The’ letter from “Assoclat
Hogineere recommending” tl
close to $3,
fhe wilage -P Z costs that
firm feels are’ ‘not, legitimat
but ‘that the. contractor. “would
still: claim, was’ tabled “for the
second. meeting«in ‘a’ row. when
Castlegar ::councll’ held its ire:
gular meeting ‘last week...

m. Cec Gorse comment-

the contract.time arid came back
and - finished the project.’ jatter
the frost. was'out:of. the: ground,

it’ should be charged. the added
engineering - Supervision. costs

turned ‘ta their ‘home in Glen:
merry after’ a holiday ‘spent: at
Deer Park:: Mr, land Mrs. Ro-
‘nald. D'Andrea and’ their ‘child-
ren have returned to. their home
at Oliver,

Mr. and : Mrs: Fred Brigge-
man and Mr. and’ Mrs, Melrose
of ao were’ recent visitors:

ar’

tae

mn the Jonger con-
tract period. i
{ Village © chairman LW. i.
‘Reed, jus pack from, holidays,
suggested : that’ we- ‘should, use
more than just our own: think-
irig: oii this)‘We' lave’ our audl-

ast two, months
visiting with:relations in Seattte |
returned home. ‘Monday evening.
Randy. Taylor who was the
guest ‘of “his: grandmother .for
eight days r returned to ‘his home

t Miss: Marlaine Horlick wiio|!
)) has. spent: the

we stock a full selegtion of

SAVAGE SHOES

for shildron

for a. few days,

of Hirer Mtaltea Mrj(:and [+

and'|Mrs/’ George’ An-
derson:: ‘and 3 daughter;; Heather

in
© Mr. and | ‘Mra: William, Wright
of Trail. were guests. of Mrs, H. i:
Johnson’ ‘Thurgday.

who was visit.

Mrs, B. B, Hill,
‘ing in Vaheouver, the guest of
her and’

home: ‘Thursday; even-
ing :after visiting i ‘ancouy!
and. ‘Seattle, j

Mr. ‘Lindsay’ Andetson whi,
is on’ a: hiking ‘tour ‘phoned this
parents, * Mr: ‘and | Mra. George.
‘Anderson, .from, Minne:

and “Mrs. G. pieGerald and

mily, returned’ home Sunday ev-
ening, On’ her, return’ she- was
accompanied by Mrs. FitzGerald
and children who will visit here

Guest ‘at; the home of Mer.
and Mrs.; Les Atkinson for
few - days, was, Mr. Atkinson's
brother, ‘Mr. We R. Atkinson’, of di

tor and: our, mii
Comm;: Murray Little sug-
gested: that ‘the Totter: again be
tabled: “until wes can have a
food oA with . a. i Hneinees

was
Claresholm, “ita, where he will
visit we: matter:

chuk, tho are holida: x at fiat
huk, ying

tive

1 report ‘on the village's sewer-| |: -

age, aystem | that Such costs are

- Requires, qo ee :

‘A man with municipal, experience. -to take over:
“the duties of ‘works. supervisor. Duties to: consist
of co-ordinating all outside works; including: water

and ‘sewer utilities:

Salary between $6,000 and.
ension‘and medical: plan depend: -

e: and! qualifications. This com |

munity mus

a’.'Town. on January. 1,, 1966

“it does’ ‘not’sooner become a District Municipal- i

“the Canadian Filgh way 5
fety Council. estimates 6,000,000.
automobiles-will be'on the roads:

weekend:* That: is . more -than

ty here for four days; leaving Fri-

of. Canada -over the Labor. Day }.w

were nome for the weekend.
Me; and Mie. Ken Crosbie

Sok “returned
home. at, weekend - after
_| fhe pratties. his holiday on a trip to
tl “

ME Michael Scott, “who was

ona business trip to ‘Vancouver, 4

returned home’ at ‘the

its Of. Mr.
8 |, Walton’s -mother, ; Mr: Sid ‘Wal
tors last ‘week. | on, during the

join med his wife
nd they left : tte

‘spending a da

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as, equivalent ‘to: 3.6: persons ‘ac:
cording ¢o the’1961 census, °”’| the’
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pete gar, "will resume* pai
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