Trees blocking view of Little Swiss Inn spark dispute
Businessman Daniel Rothlisberger and his wife Susan claim trees planted by the District of Chetwynd and Department of Highways obstruct access to the Little Swiss Inn on the town’s highway. Councils have allowed sandwich boards, but Rothlisberger seeks removal or alternative signs. He cites revenue loss and taxes, with the case tied to municipal ownership and potential RCMP charges. The article also notes the Little Prairie Heritage Museum open hours and history in nearby Little Prairie.
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Daniel
Rothlisberger
Susan
Chetwynd
Department of Highways
Department of
Sandwich Board
Council
Rothisberger
British Columbia
Carson
Rothliberger
District of Chetwynd
District of
RCMP
Little Prairie Heritage Museum
Little Prairie Heritage Society
Peace River
Westgate Road
Little Prairie
New
Blue Sky Cafe
Little Prairie Museum
Peace River Country
Heritage Society
Daniel Rothisberger
Rothisberger's
Chetwynd Council Receives Chamber Appeal On Tree Line Issue
The July 5 1988 District Council meeting heard a motion from the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce backing a mutual permanent solution to the North Access Road view obstruction by tree lines. Daniel Rothlisberger urged action, aiming for a final agreement by October 5 1988. Council received the letter for information and noted the June dog control report with zero dogs in the pound.
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Lasser
Shirley
Ald
Bettin
Hoover
Huska
Nicholson
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel Rothlisberger
Council
Chetwynd
New Province Cabinet announced by Premier Vander Zalm
Victoria BC July 6 1988 Premier Bill Vander Zalm announced a restructured 22 member provincial cabinet sworn in at Government House at 10 00 am Eight newcomers were included three new ministries Regional Development International Business and Immigration and Solicitor General plus a new crown corporation the BC Trade Development Corporation Responsibility for senior citizens programs moved to the Ministry of Health The cabinet aims to make BC recession proof improve services and boost quality of life with economic and social security for the future
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Victoria
Bill Vander Zalm
Government House
B.C
Ternational Business and
Solicitor General
B.C. Trade Development Corporation
Ministry of Health
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Maureen Gammon
Little Swiss Inn
New Province
William VanderZalm
Elwood Veitch
Mainland
Southwest
Terry Huberts
Vancouver Island
Coast
North Coast
Howard Dirks
Thompson-Okanagan
Kootenay
Bruce Strachan
Cariboo