CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1963

(Maddocks Reports
‘Zoning Problems

‘All. Castlegar ‘ commissionera
were urged “to make a special ef.
fort" to attend a meeting on plan-
ning with community planner D,
K. Naumann, scheduled to take
place this week,

Comm, R.: C, Haddocks made

problem ‘is a question of property
values in the area designated as
restricted.” Opinions from coun-
cll would be welcome “as to the
best method of eliminating ‘a sit-
uation which would prevent pro-

either of or

meeting last week in a written
brief he submitted to be read in
his absence from the meeting.

Mr. Maddocks said two points
concerning the area allocated for
single dwellings under the pro-
Posed zoning bylaw were causing
concern. Some residents of the
Proposed area feel this restriction
would prove a handicap to them,
he added.

Comm. Maddocks said another

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With regard to the matter of
sidewalk locations, noted the re-
port, “It is apparent that we have
a number of problems in Castlegar
concerning errors in property sur-
veys. In order to avoid costly com-
Plications I would suggest that the
Proposal made some years ago that
the village does not have sidewalks

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" Correspondence ‘dealing with
the fire department and answers
to letters sent out by village chair-
man ‘Aage Sylvest requesting in-
formation of the fire marshal were
dealt-.with at coinell's regular
meeting last week,

“Copies of the correspondence
follow:
From Fire Marshal Basil Ni-

ful The

‘to the Fire

would! be tee ouhte to see sthat
the staff is ‘familiar with evacua-
tion proceedings,

The Fire Marshal Act does re.
quire that the Council's representa.
tive who, in this case, is the Fire
Chief, carry out a physical inspec-
tion of this hospital, It is his res-
ponsibility to ascertain that there
is no special fire hazard,

We enclose for your assistance

This will acknowledge | your
recent letter which co:

fo Com:

Richardson, Fire “Chief Lewis and
copies of letters from the officers
of your Fire Department, the Fire
Chief and a copy of a letter to
the Hon. Eric Martin.

Thank you for this correspond-
ence. We trust that the following | 5,

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in. which various
tasks are ‘allocated to the staff.
In a small hospital one person may
have to jenry, out several of these
duties, would

Chicf at the same time as a copy
is made available to the Admini-
jstrator, This will assist in provid-
ing standard evacuation

will be of benefit to you.
From Office of Fire Marshal:

Duties of Local Assistant to
the Fire Marshal: under the Act
and Regulations:

The duties under the Fire Mar-
shal Act and Regulations consist
of reporting fires in your district,

decide this
We might say that . through
the oo operations of the Hospital

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property lines be looked into.”
The’report continued: “It may
be for more sound Polley 'P Dartl:

will be of
you:
The records of your Fire De-

to tea we should | te in a position to

Provide a textbook on. Hospital

gag systems, storage of

a
of chimneys, Installation of service
stations, orders for removal * of
special fire hazards, ete, orders
for installation of means of escape

at -the In.
Classes

cut down’ the width of our. vatrects
than“ to become involved in the
very expensive work. of correcting
survey errors.”

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our’ Travelling Instructional’ Unit
indicate avery good attendance,
A copy of the latest report: was
sent to: you under separate co-
ver, The lack of remarks on the
reverse side of the form indicates
that we had no reason to be con-
cerned the

Cominco Ferlilizer
Expansion Will Be
Started Immediately

fire or fire death immediately to
the Fire Marshal,

aerial notes from Fire
Marshal Act: ‘ :

1,- (a) Where the Municipal
Council has delegated certain’ of
its

tion of your Department. The in-
spectors’ roport that enthusiasm
and morale were good.

Your information that we draw
the Council's attention to any con-
dition which‘ affects the

to increase
production. by “18,250 tons ‘per
year will be installed in its chemi-
cal and at

.powers to /an

thi
should be cited. rather than the
Council throuehout | the text: of

Trail, The Consolidated Mining and

operation of their Fire

Cost

is. quite’ correct.

We consider this our direct

responsibility under the Fire Mar-

shal Act.A copy: of this act is

attached for your convenience.
Th

will be

about $3 million and construction

is to start immediately. -
Cominco’s ammonia expansion

i will mean an ‘increase in fertilizer

ie al
National Fire Codes: National Re-
search Council have just complet-
ed a pamphlet “Municipal Volun-

to: ‘about
50,000 tons per year. Using natural
gas as the raw material, the new,

teer Fire Code, Cana-
da 1962” which: sets’ out in detail
an ideal outline of- the

‘unit will include a re-
form ‘furnace, a and

the Code the word coun-
cil appears,

3.4. All members of a volun-
teer fire department should be
appointed by the. Municipal
Council ‘on the
tion of the Chief of the Depart-
ment, This applies particularly to
the Chief, Deputy Chief and offi-
cers of the Department, in which
case such appointment should be
expressed by bylaw.of the munici-
pality.

The former practice at the
‘ire: de-

bilities and functions of a Fire Des
partment such as yours,

.. We are pleased to attach a
copy. which was just recently re-
ceived from: the. Secretary.
Code is now: available. from. the

Canada and: the cost is a nominal
ic ea
We might say that your Offica

ancillary a new build.
ing, and extensions in the synthe-
‘/sis section of bv ammonia ErouP.
fey

officers is not recommended ‘as it
does not always provide the most
in many

Jate in 1964 and ease allows a
future expansion.

Ammonia is a key. chemical
for agricultural use because of its

fertilizer is applied directly or in
1. with ‘other plant food

chaired th

for this
We believe that this is the recom-
mendation to which wou refer and

Cominco’ also announced
it is spending $1,500,000 to install

its Alberta nitrogen

you will find to the ap-

at Calgary to increase

“‘{service do not hesitate to write

savings and: protection. Call

of the of. your

there and improve pro-

in the: EB

“The duties of the Local Assist-
‘ant Fire Marshal is contained in
the Fire Marshal Act and to assist
the appointees we provide them
with the generalized information,
a copy of which is attached.

The Fire Chief and any per-
son(s). authorized by him in
ing sare Local: Assistants to the
Fire’ Marshal. ~
If. we can.be of any further

Note

to us. We would-appreciate the
return of the Municipal Volunteer
Fire. Department Code ‘at your.
convenience,

‘From Fire Majshal Basil Ni-
xon: é

With reference to the copy of
your letter to the Hon. Eric Mar-
tin we beliove .that. the responsi
bility for patient safety is a’ joint
one. The Administration is res:

duct quitity, “A 4,600

cases it prevents the most essential
continuity of service for. fire de-
‘partment officers. ‘

high nitrogen content, and as a|*

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Council Deals With Fire Department Correspondence

Planning }
and procedures which we are sure

issuing ‘permits for oil burners, |’

from. fire, inepection of: public |-

“recommenda- | -

of a eM
electing their: chet ‘and | *

At the regular meeting held

itiated into ordinary. membership.
One application for ordinary mem-
ship was moved. and. accepted.
It was moved that the’ shuffle
board be reconditioned: ie
at

centrifugal ‘compressor driven - by
power recovery and associated sys-
tems in the nitric acid plant will
increase .the -present output of
70,000 tons per year of ammonium
nitrate to 63,000 tons per year.
Cominco’s ;total fertilizer pro-
duction last. year in its Trail, Cal-
gary and Kimberley plants was
‘745,000 tons. At Kimberley, ‘con-
struction is well advanced: on a
second ammonium phosphate fer-
tilizer plant at a cost. of:$11 mil.
lion which will add ‘another 85,000
tons. per year,.to cominco’s ferti-
lizer ‘output. ;

help + is urgently needed at. the
track and field tryouts each Satur-
day morning .at the high school.
This help is requested for suse
starters and. various official jobs
so, come on comrades, give us a
helping hand.

A dinner meeting will be held
on June 4 at the Legion all at
8.30 p.m, Those atten

notify Joe Green 5-5769 ‘or 5 Oo.

‘This meeting will.be inthe form

xades who are sparts minded make

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tape breaker” and a prediction of
a’start on Columbia river develop-
ment during. the current fiscal
year (by March 31, 1984) was mode
last week by Premier W.
Bennett,

Full text of Mr. Bennett's state-
ment follows;

For many months, during. the
lengthy course of negotiations for
development’ of the Columbia. ri-
ver,the Government. of - British
Columbia has’ endeavoured, both
privately ‘and’ by‘ way of. public
to secure

C.]out the’ time-consuming need for

Bennett Predicts Columbia
Start During This Fiscal Year:

umbia’s needs and rights through
the attachment of a note, or pro-
tocol, to tho existing Treaty. This
would permit its early ratification
by the Parliament of Canada with-

negotiation of anew Treaty, and
without the necessity of its sub-
mission once again to the Congress
of the United States, which had
already ratified it.

Great ‘progress was evident
when the Federal Throne Speech
opening the first (and final) ses-
slow of ‘the 25th Parliament of Ca-

action leading to successful .con-
clusion of the negotiations and a
‘start'on the immense job of con-
structing the: Columbia develop-
ment. :
Often during that period, the
Government was accused of paying
mere lip service to the principle
of concluding a Treaty,’ and be-
cause the interest of both British
Columbia and Canada demand that
its efforts be carried out in the
i aecetset confidence, it was unable

hich was being made. »

low, however, these “endea-
vours have’ borne fruit to the ex-
tent that it is both’ proper and
desirable that the people of British
Columbia be ‘brought up to date
on the statué of negotiations, and of
our great confidence that the Trea-
ty will be ratified and construction
begun. during the current: fiscal

federal cli-

tline in detail the real pro-|presk’ th

that the federal
soverment had accepted the des-
irability of the sale to the United
States of. British Columbia's total
entitlement of. new power develop-
ment downstream ‘in U.S.A, Unfor-
tunately, however, this federal par-
lament bogged. down in the strife
which led to the 1963 general elec-
tion and the Treaty was never
brought forward for

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‘Mr, Anderson has been a per-
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on my invitation he unhesitatingly
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Since early this year, and at
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ie red tape which now en-
Yeloped the Treaty.

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the interests of both Canadian
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more evident it. became that the

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mate of mid-1962, it was’ essential
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of a Democratic o oresitent of the
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