This is the second time. He mentioned something about an auditor for TransLink. At GVRD they couldn't believe him that 7 - 8 million people pass through WV each year. This investigation was the result of a complaint from 4110 Burkehill Road, at a higher elevation than 4114 Burkeridge Place. A geotechnical engineer's report stated the slope is considered stable but made recommendations to maintian the stability of the slope.
Compliance is at the discretion of the owners.
The disagreement is between neighbours regarding the stability of the bank and whether trees removed and others planted not to exceed 5 feet. Cclr Soprovich expressed concern no one apparently responsible about erosion one side claims to be 20 ft since 1945. The Municipal Manager essentially closed debate saying it was an issue between neighbours that might be preferable to discuss in camera. One of the good side effects for WV is that it will help in the push to get rid of the ferries to Nanaimo from Horseshoe Bay. This may give us the opportunity to have the parkade cancelled or at least modified and to reduce the pressure on the Bay and its residents.