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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1993
Page
3
Canada Post announces January 1 1993 price increases for basic letters in Canada to 43 cents and US letters to 49 cents while international letters go to 86 cents. GreetMore stamps rise to 38 cents, TraceMail products see varied hikes, and lock boxes as a delivery option average a 4 percent increase.
About 31 residents opposed a zoning change to permit a 4312-52A Street convenience store near Rodge Grounds. Residents cited traffic, noise, garbage, and safety concerns. supporters claimed 80 percent of Mrs Dempsey's 150 residents favored it, but the hearing found no clear support. Council voted in five minutes to rescind first and second readings, killing the amendment.
Public hearing held on January regarding the third reading of the home occupation by law amendment. Hairdressers may work from home with two employees and 20 percent floor space. other home businesses must show product at facility and obtain a business license. Real estate, stables, kennels, odour or vibration producing operations prohibited. One vehicle allowed. enclosed work area. health regulations apply. Parking must not affect residential parking or cause congestion. Previous by law allowed one employee and 35 percent space. Cottage industry not covered. Council to review notes and decide on next steps at the next meeting.
Ron Poole calls for residents to present concerns and bring copies of information for Tuesday meeting. Mayor Lasser says council welcomes input and will research community issues. Poole hopes the gathering inspires broader involvement to improve Chetwynd’s quality of life and curb vandalism.
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