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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 2004
Page
3
At a council meeting a resident presented a petition about trains blowing whistles through town. Others argued the whistles may be necessary for safety while the official noted gates are costly and suggested logging whistle times to pursue a noise bylaw case.
Denise Everett reports that the District of Chetwynd Council has chosen not to comment on M & H Catering’s Food Primary Liquor Licence with entertainment and extended hours. The decision follows mixed opinions from Mayor Sangstad and Councillors Norris and Nicholson, as the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch will assess the proposal.
Quinn Construction plans by spring will bring about 600 workers to Chetwynd for an oil and gas turnaround. Officials expect population rise when the census occurs in June and anticipate increased local spending. The District EDC clarifies workers will live in town apartments, hotels, motels, campgrounds, and Jamie Lynn Camp units, not a town camp across from the post office.
Tensions between Saulteau and West Moberly First Nations and Vintage Petroleum have eased as Vintage agrees to delay building a road while an appeal proceeds over planned drilling near Reno and Boucher Lakes used for hunting and sacred purposes by Dune Za Cree and Saulteau people.
Saulteau First Nations appeals BC Court of Appeal against Vintage Energy and BC Oil and Gas Commission over Peace Moberly Tract drilling. SFN seeks cumulative impact assessment and land use planning to protect Treaty 8 rights and wildlife refuge. Hearing expected mid May 2004 in Vancouver.
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