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PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the City of Delta intends to adopt the bylaw listed below at its Regular Meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, October 16, 2023 in the North Delta Centre for the Arts, Theatre, 11425 84 Avenue, Delta, BC, and by electronic means as authorized by Council Procedure Bylaw No. 5000. Ladner Village Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Bylaw No. 8331 TAKE NOTICE THAT the City of Delta intends to adopt the ‘Ladner Village Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Bylaw No. 8331’. This bylaw offers municipal property tax exemptions and municipal fee reductions for eligible projects located in the Ladner Village Economic Investment Incentive Zone, as shown on Schedule ‘A’ to Bylaw No. 8331. Goals and objectives of the Ladner Village Revitalization Tax Exemption Program: In Ladner Village, there is a continued need for measures to incentivize redevelopment. Since the adoption of Official Community Plan amendments for Ladner Village in 2021, there are increased height and density allowances that better enable redevelopment. However, at this time only one development has taken advantage of the incentives offered under the current South Delta Revitalization Tax Exemption Bylaw No. 7547. In 2020, the Ladner Village Renewal Advisory Committee recommended that the South Delta Revitalization Tax Exemption Program be amended or replaced to make a wider variety of developments in Ladner Village eligible for incentives. In response, a new Ladner Village-specific Revitalization Tax Exemption Bylaw is proposed to achieve a vibrant, sustainable and resilient downtown core. Projects involving an apartment, townhouse, mixed-use, or commercial development with a construction value of $2 million or more that are located within the Ladner Village Economic Investment Incentive Zone (Schedule A) will be eligible for the following incentives: i. ii. iii. iv.
Tax exemptions of up to three years will be offered to all apartment, townhouse, mixed-use, or commercial buildings with a construction value of $2 million or more; Tax exemptions of up to five years will be offered for developments involving exclusively purpose-built rental housing, secured by zoning or housing agreement and developments involving ownership units or a mix of housing types will be eligible for the three year tax exemption; Municipal fee reductions of 60%, including building and plumbing permit fees will be offered for eligible projects; Municipal fee reductions of 80% will be offered for developments involving exclusively purpose-built rental housing, secured by zoning or housing agreement.
In order to receive a tax exemption, the property owner must be in compliance with Bylaw No. 8331, must have entered into an agreement with Delta, and must be in receipt of a tax exemption certificate issued by the General Manager of Finance. The program is effective to October 31, 2028. This notice is for the purposes of Public Disclosure Only. It is not a tender call or an invitation to submit an offer.
Schedule ‘A’ to Bylaw No. 8331
FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROPOSED BYLAW Materials related to the bylaw amendment such as the Council report, proposed bylaw, detailed maps and other information may be inspected at Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from October 5, 2023 to October 16, 2023. WATCH LIVE: The Regular Meeting will be broadcast live at www.delta.ca/watchlive. Members of the public who do not wish to attend may listen and watch the proceedings on the City’s website. Video recordings are archived on the City’s website.
COMMENTS REGARDING THE PROPOSED BYLAW If you have a general inquiry regarding the proposed bylaw amendments or if you would like assistance to inspect any relevant documentation, please contact the Community Planning Department by email at communityplanning@delta.ca or by phone at 604-946-3380.
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Ladner sisters join protest against exports of live horses PHIL MELNYCHUK
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They provide friendship and fun, solace and therapy, so two Delta sisters are asking, why does Canada allow horses to be airfreighted out of the country so they can end up on dinner plates in Asia? Pamela and Jacqueline Green are lifelong Ladner residents and on Saturday joined in singer, song writer Jann Arden’s campaign to stop the export of live horses that are being specifically bred and raised for human consumption. The horses are not old and ready for slaughter, but are young and healthy.
Arden has been campaigning to stop such exports. And while there’s currently a bill in Parliament that would ban live horse exports, it seems to be stalled. “That’s why we need to get more people on board,” Pamela said. She said the horses are shipped out of airports on the prairies as well as Vancouver. “We don’t know what happens to these horses … once they get to Japan,” Pamela said. “We have no idea what is happening with them.” Pamela said that some horses are sent in from the U.S., which bans live exports of horses, then shipped out from Canadian airports, but
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Ladner sisters Jacqueline and Pamela Green were at Paterson Park on Saturday joining in on Jann Arden’s campaign to stop the export of live horses. Canadian-raised horses are also shipped out for slaughter.
According to the Canadian Horse Defence Coalition, citing
Agriculture and AgriFood Canada stats, 1,394 live horses were exported for slaughter in the first six months of this year, 20 more horses than from the same period last year. In 2022, a total of 2,579 live horses were exported, compared to 2,100 the year before. The horses bred for export are large draft horses. Draft horses, such as percherons, though have gentle demeanours. “They’re gorgeous,” said Pamela. “They’re just such lovely, lovely, gentle …. probably some of the gentlest and sweetest … of all the horses. They’ve learned to maybe trust a human and we’re turning on them and we’re putting them on
these planes and we’re doing this to them.” Horses are intuitive, she added. “They know that they’re going to their demise,” she said. The animals also help relieve physical and mental stress for people and are used for therapy. “They promote an overall feeling of wellness,” Pamela said. “I just don’t get why we’re doing this.” In 2018, the Coalition filed a lawsuit against the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, for the way in which horses are transported to Japan. The coalition lost the first round, but has postponed an appeal because the government is moving towards a ban.
A2 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
Pursuant to Section 647 of the Local Government Act, Public Notice is hereby given that the following properties will be offered NOTICE PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS FORSeptember 2024 for sale OF by public auction at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, 25, 2023 in the Council Chamber at Delta City Hall,
Please note that the City of Delta intends to provide exemption from property taxes for a period of one year (2024 taxation year) for the properties listed below. Estimated municipal taxes are shown for the year 2024 and for the following 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, unless the delinquent taxes and interest thereon are previously paid. two years as required by Section 227 of the Community Charter. Delta Permissive Taxation Exemption Bylaw No. 8332, 2023.
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828 Hurricane Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC (Errol Wintemute) Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC (Hillside) Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC (Winskill) British Columbia Guide Dog Services British Columbia Waterfowl Society British Columbia Waterfowl Society Columbus Charities Association (Columbus Lodge) Delta Branch No. 61 of The Royal Canadian Legion Delta Chamber of Commerce Delta Community Living Society Delta Community Living Society Delta Community Living Society Delta Community Music School Delta Gymnastics Society Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society Delta Lodge #21, Independent Order of Odd Fellows Delta Police Department (Training Facility) Delta Rockhounds Society Delta Thistle Curling Club Deltassist Family and Community Services Society Dogwood Holdings Society Dogwood Holdings Society Ex-Britannia Red Lions Athletic Association KinVillage Association Kirkland House Foundation Ladner Fishermen's Co-operative Association Ladner Fishermen's Co-operative Association Ladner Fishermen's Co-operative Association Ladner Lawn Bowling Club Ladner Minor Baseball Association Ladner Tennis Club Lighthouse Harbour Ministries McKee Athletic Association (East Delta Hall) Navy League of Canada North Delta Baseball Association North Delta Community Police Station North Delta Football Club (Soccer) North Delta Potters Guild Phoenix Drug and Alcohol Recovery & Education Society Reach Child and Youth Development Society (Delta Early Years Centre) Reach Child and Youth Development Society (Developmental Preschool North) Reach Child and Youth Development Society (Lois E. Jackson Kinsmen Centre for Children) Sources Community Resources Society Sources Community Resources Society Sources Community Resources Society (Chestnut House) South Delta Artists Guild South Delta Library South Delta Rams Football Club South Delta United Soccer Club St. David's House Society Sunshine Hills Parent Participation Preschool Sunshine Hills Tennis Club Society The Centre for Child Development of the Lower Mainland (Lookout Preschool) The Delta Potters Association The Nature Trust of British Columbia The Nature Trust of British Columbia The Sidekick Players Club The Synod of the Diocese of New Westminster Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club Tsawwassen Tennis Club Tunnel Town Curling Club Watershed Artworks Society
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STRATA LOT 23 DISTRICT LOT 116 GROUP 2 NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT STRATA PLAN LMS1029 TOGETHER WITH AN INTEREST IN THE COMMON PROPERTY IN PROPORTION TO THE UNIT ENTITLEMENT OF THE STRATA LOT AS SHOWN ON FORM 1
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Ladner Business Association meets new Delta city manager SANDOR GYARMATI
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Members of the Ladner Business Association had an opportunity to hear from the City of Delta’s new manager at the association’s weekly meeting last week. The Oct. 5 meeting at the Kee Cafe in the McKee House Seniors Recreation Centre was also a first chance for Donny van Dyk, recently hired by the city, to talk about his experiences as city manager for the City of Penticton, a position he held for the past five years, and what he hopes Delta can accomplish as changes and challenges lay ahead. Noting he is excited to be moving to Ladner, van Dyk remarked he is also looking forward to work for a mayor and council that are working together to try to achieve a common goal and a common vision. “I think there’s a great team at city hall and there’s a great team on council as well,” he said. Van Dyk said Penticton had also been going through
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Mike Owen of Ladner Reach Properties (left) poses questions to new City of Delta Manager Donny van Dyk (right) at the Ladner Business Association’s meeting Oct. 5. a period of little growth, but is now in a sustained period of planned growth. He later noted that Delta’s Official Community Plan will need to be refreshed, so that sustained growth does not have to come slowly project-by-project. LBA members got to ask questions including Mike Owen, a member of the Ladner Sediment Group, who wanted to know how Delta can address a series of issues including dike upgrades and dredging.
Owen also wanted to know how riverfront homeowners and businesses can get permits for dredging in a more timely manner. Van Dyk, who said he understands riparian issues well and that an area of Penticton had similar challenges, responded that the city will have an even more “aggressive effort to advocate” to not only the group of statutory decision makers but also “all the bosses up the chain.”
On hand for the meeting, Coun. Dylan Kruger agreed, saying the dredging issue has been an ongoing one for decades and it will be helpful to have fresh ideas and perspectives that van Dyk can bring. Architect and planner Brian Hart asked how can Delta expect to fulfill a housing mandate by the province to add 700 homes a year for the next five years, when the city has no capability to even process that
many requests and that finding enough builders will be a challenge. Van Dyk assured that the city is indeed capable. He also said during the question-and-answer session that the city needs to be more strategic in adding new infrastructure to meet its targets. Asked how the city can adapt to changes including an aging demographic, van Dyk responded that the city needs to embark on a more formal community engagement process when it comes to planning future growth and change, something that’s worked in Penticton. He added such a process of engagement could result in less adversarial responses to proposed projects. Previous to his role in Penticton, van Dyk, originally from Terrace, was at Enbridge where he worked in various roles in community and Indigenous relations, government affairs and finance. Before that, he served in the B.C. municipal public sector where he held the position of chief administrative officer for the District of New Hazelton.
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wearing a dark backpack. Police note the unique features of the bicycle he is riding. The bike has fenders, light-coloured brake lines and light coloured front shocks, on a dark-framed bike.
On Tuesday morning, Acting Insp. James Sandberg said police have received more than 1,000 views of the video posted, but no credible leads have been offered up in the investigation. If you recognize this male, or the bike he is riding, please contact the Delta Police Department at 604-9464411 or CrimeStoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Quote file number 2023-22624. This is the sixth incident involving vandalism of Pride flags at the church in the past few years. To date, no suspects have been identified. - Ian Jacques
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Delta boosts price of fun and fitness GOT
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The increasing cost of having fun and staying fit has one Tsawwassen resident wondering about the logic of Delta’s higher rec fees that kicked in this month. New fees for 2024 took effect Oct. 4, and will see increases across the board. Delta council gave final approval to the new fee schedule in August. But Bob Lait says the higher fees could discourage people from staying fit. “Everything is just skyrocketing, pricewise, as you know,” Lait said pointing out that a jumbo box of Cheerios now costs $11.99. Annual fees for seniors jumped from $450 to $540 a year in 2024, with another increase in 2025, raising the yearly seniors’ amount to $630, a 40-per -cent increase from 2023. Single-use tickets for adults are climbing from $5 in 2023 to $5.75 in 2024 and then up to $6.50 in 2025. The increases took effect Oct. 3. Single admissions for seniors, 60 to 74 years old, go from $3.75 set in 2022, to $4.50 in 2024 and $5.25 in 2025. Lait says he’s talked
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Ladner Leisure Centre pool reopened Monday, Oct. 9, after repairs. to other seniors who say they’re going to be reducing their visits to Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre. To save money, he managed to buy a strip of 100 tickets before the increase took effect and will save $50 over the course of next year. The extra $90 for a yearly pass in 2024 for seniors is a 20-per-cent increase. “How do you justify a 20-per-cent increase and you don’t get anything more for that?” he asked, adding the amount is not onerous for him and that he’s just trying to speak for those who are finding the increases a tough adjustment.
A lot of people just don’t want to pay another 20 per cent, he added. And some people just can’t afford to buy lots of tickets in order to get discounted fees. “I would think that the physical and mental benefits of exercise to us seniors would be of greater importance to our city than a 20-per-cent increase. Please reconsider this increase,” Lait said in a letter. Delta Parks, Recreation and Culture general manager Trent Reid said the fees were based on current operating costs for the facilities and as part of an effort to return gradually to pre-pan-
demic rates. Increases for rentals or facility bookings were based on the 2022 Consumer Price Index, plus one per cent. Assuming usage remains the same as last year, the higher fees should bring in $200,000, which will spare having to use money from property taxes. So far, feedback on the higher fees has been minimal, said Reid, noting that user groups were notified and that there have been no comments since the new fees were approved in August. He received two inquiries about facility rental increases.
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Ladner Leisure Centre pool reopens in time for fall SANDOR GYARMATI
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The Delta Division of Family Practice, in partnership with the City of Delta, community pharmacists, community Physicians and Public Health, will hold flu vaccination clinics for residents of Ladner and Tsawwassen between
• Anyone requiring assistance during their appointment are asked to have someone accompany them.
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Thursday, October 26th Saturday, October 28th Harris Barn, 4140 Arthur Drive, Ladner
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If you do not have internet access, please call 604-943-5591.
It is recommended that children under 9 years, especially those under 2 years, who have never received the flu vaccine should have 2 doses this season. Contact your local pharmacist or family physician to receive the second dose.
The indoor pool at the Ladner Leisure Centre reopened on Monday. Parks, Recreation and Culture Director Trent Reid told the Optimist last week that renovation work is in the final stages, however, work will continue on the exterior siding of the building for the remainder of this month. The city earlier this year announced that effective March 27, the aquatic centre at the leisure centre would be closed until October for mandatory roof repairs. The city had to accommodate user groups at other facilities. Delta city staff last year discovered an issue at the Ladner facility where an outside section of the swimming pool chamber roof, specifically the soffit, had detached from the building.
A report to council noted staff initiated an immediate assessment of the damage and potential causes for the failure The city hired a roofing contractor to remove the debris and temporarily secure the building envelope. Council would go on to approve a $4,561,906 construction contract to repair the upper floor envelope of the leisure centre’s natatorium space. The work would consist of exterior envelope replacement works, encompassing the upper level wall and glazing assemblies of the pool enclosure, a pressure plate barrel shaped roof as well as a number of separate membrane roof assembles. In addition, mechanical work, including the expansion of existing supply air ducting within the pool space and the introduction of UV water treatment systems, were to be included in the overall project scope.
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Council OKs plan to kickstart CABINET REFINISHING building in Ladner Village CELEBRATING 30 YEARS REFINISHING CABINETS!
PHIL MELNYCHUK
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Delta council has given the OK to a new set of tax incentives intended to grow more development in Ladner Village. Third reading was given to a revitalization tax exemption bylaw at council’s Sept. 25 meeting. One of the incentives includes reducing the threshold value amount for any new condo, townhouse, or commercial building construction from a previous $5 million, down to $2 million, in order to qualify for an exemption from any increase in property taxes for three years. For any development that involves only pur-
pose-built rental housing, the exemption from tax increases is for five years. As well, builders will get a break in paying municipal fees, such as for building permits, with an 80-per-cent discount for projects that are exclusively purpose-built rental housing. The city also has other incentives to encourage building in Delta’s historic village such as sparing builders from having to make community amenity contributions which help pay for parks and rec facilities. Another measure could be a bylaw that reduces parking requirements for new buildings which are considered a “significant incentive to
development,” given the costs of including parking in a new building. An earlier report cited one proposal in Ladner Village, as an example of how the incentives would work. That project is a six-storey mixed-use building. Under the same incentives offered in a previous program, the developer would save $245,156 in taxes over three years. As well, there would be a savings of another $257,000 in municipal fees over that period. The report from Sept. 25 notes that while the exemptions reduce revenue for the city, they’ll be offset by more tax dollars that will result from future new development.
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Editor’s Note IAN JACQUES
T
he province has announced the housing targets for the first 10 cities, one of which is Delta, that were selected a few months back as part of the Housing Supply Act. Delta has been ordered by the province to create 3,607 housing units within the next five years. Guidelines for these housing units include a recommended number by size (one, two, three-bedroom), of rental versus owned units, below-market rental units and units with on-site supports. These are ambitious targets. But some in our community don’t want any part of it. Letters to the editor have been negative and there’s push back against the province. There also is an ongoing theme amongst residents in North Delta that this council is somehow punishing those residents, while South Delta residents get a free pass. That is not the case. Council recently granted third reading to a project on Ladner Trunk Road on Sept. 26, and have several other South Delta housing applications on the books and/or getting ready to come to council for review. The province has ordered Delta to hit these housing targets. And if it doesn’t, then the province will step in. We are in a housing crisis. Housing needs to be built in all our communities. The bigger question we should all be asking and pushing the province on for more clarity is infrastructure. As Delta hits these housing targets, where is the money for the infrastructure to support all these new homes? Where are the transit improvements for both North and South Delta? Where are the rec facilities, pools, ice rinks and the like? It’s all fine and dandy for the province to have these aggressive targets for housing, but you need the infrastructure in place first, to support it.
Imagining what a new Town Centre Mall might look like
T
wo weeks ago, I attended Century Group’s public information session regarding the redevelopment of the Town Centre Mall. The open house-style meeting was well-attended and informative. The crowd on hand generally represented the demographic of Tsawwassen and was mostly of an over 50 group. The story boards were vibrant and the attendees were given the opportunity to select their favourite architectural styles, housing form and retail choices by placing stickers and stars on their preferred designs and retailers. I thought this was a clever way to garner public opinion on what the future of the Town Centre may look like. It was interesting to hear the commentary from the participants as they made their selections. The event had the feel of a mini public charette reminiscent of the
Community Comment MIKE SCHNEIDER
Southlands design charette all those many years ago. The Southlands community is thriving now and is continuing to be built out. Although the process was difficult and was a divisive issue, the ultimate compromises and collaboration between the City of Delta and Century Group have proven to create a beautiful community built around farming and food. This collaboration was ultimately rewarded with several major Georgie Awards earlier this year, a feat that Century
Group and the City of Delta should both be proud of. There is no reason to believe that teamwork could not replicate this success at the Town Centre Mall. It appeared to me that many in the crowd were downsizing candidates and although there were fewer younger people, there were several looking at what first-time home purchases may look like. I know there is broad interest amongst young people in the prospect of a revitalized town centre. In speaking with one interested potential young buyer recently, the height of any buildings on the site is of no consideration whatsoever. He and his peers are only interested in housing choice, period. Ida Tarbell, the writer and journalist who chronicled the Rockefeller family and Standard Oil famously said that, “Imagination is the key to the future. Without it, none exist - with it, all things are possible.”
October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A9
Letters
Critical infrastructure needed before housing Editor: I find it absurd, even immoral, for the provincial government to impose (new) 3,607 housing units in the next five years on to the City of Delta. For the mayor and city council to support this is to ignore this city’s current lack of adequate medical care for the residents living here. Why aren’t our civic leaders, as, or more
vocal, about adding to the social services required for our current population? We only need to look at the problems in any number of U.S. cities which are dealing with increasing population, because of many factors, to realize that unless adequate medical care and social services precede population growth, they will never catch up. There are too many
people living here now without doctors. Residents here wait too long for medical procedures. Services for our elderly and vulnerable population take too long to materialize, if they do at all. Our representatives need to step up and own these issues. It is wrong to ignore these critical issues and just add housing. Rick Burdett
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Housing directives are flawed Editor: Re: Delta ordered to create 3,607 housing units in the next five years Premier Eby’s housing directive demands that these be completed units, not just units approved by city council. It makes no allowance for factors beyond the city’s control, such as: the
effect of interest rates, the rising cost of building materials, availability of construction labour, the actual, not merely estimated, demand for different housing units. If the number of units completed doesn’t hit the target, what then? More heavy-handed directives?
It is possible to foresee the province ordering cities to reduce development cost charges. This will, of course, require substantial increases in property taxes. Premier Eby’s housing directive is badly flawed. We should tell him so. C. Campbell
Please replace your flag Editor: As we can depend on the certainty of death and taxation, we can add a third certainty … the Ladner Post Office will fly a ripped, faded Canadian flag in October. This has been the pattern for a number of years. I hoped the staff would
notice the pattern and make plans accordingly. All hope seems in vain. Post office folks -- please get your act together on this regular, embarrassing occurrence and spare me complaining as I do every year in some form. Jim Short
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A12 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the City of Delta intends to adopt the repeal bylaws listed below at its Regular Meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, October 16, 2023 in the North Delta Centre for the Arts, Theatre, 11425 84 Avenue, Delta, BC, and by electronic means as authorized by Council Procedure Bylaw No. 5000. Delta Industrial & Tourism Revitalization Tax Exemption Repeal Bylaw No. 8130
Scott Road Revitalization Repeal Bylaw No. 8128 Location: Corridor west of Scott Road from 96 Avenue to south of 64 Avenue.
Location: Industrial zoned land and land zoned for Commercial Tourism in the area bounded to the west and south by Highway 99, to the east by Highway 91 and the Fraser River to the north.
Proposal: To repeal Bylaw No. 7142, which was adopted on November 26, 2012 to (i) encourage investment in commercial and high-density residential developments, (ii) enhance the attractiveness of the Scott Road corridor, and (iii) encourage sustainable development.
Proposal: To repeal Bylaw No. 7353, which was adopted on June 13, 2016 to (i) promote the development of industrially-zoned land for higher-end industrial uses, (ii) encourage rezoning of I-3 (industrial extraction) land to higher value industrial uses, (iii) encourage industrial development that involves the consolidation of multiple smaller lots to make larger development sites, (iv) protect the Burns Bog Ecological Conservancy Area from development that may occur on adjacent property, and (v) encourage the diversification and expansion of tourism accommodation and facilities.
Bylaw No. 7142 sought to accomplish its objectives by offering municipal property tax exemptions for up to three years, and reduce development cost charges and municipal fee exemptions for eligible projects.
Bylaw No. 7142
72nd Avenue Revitalization Tax Repeal Bylaw No. 8131 Location: 72nd Avenue corridor between Nicholson Road and York Crescent, and between the south side of 72A Avenue and the north side of 71A Avenue. Proposal: To repeal Bylaw No. 7224, which was adopted on July 15, 2013 to encourage investment in higher density residential projects that would be consistent with a townhouse form. Bylaw No. 7224 sought to accomplish its objectives by (i) reducing municipal property taxes for up to three years, (ii) reducing development cost charges and (iii) waiving municipal fees for townhouse developments involving the consolidation of a minimum of four lots.
Bylaw No. 7224
Bylaw No. 7353 sought to accomplish its objectives by offering municipal property tax exemptions for up to three years and municipal fee exemptions for eligible projects.
Bylaw No. 7353
COMMENTS REGARDING THE PROPOSED BYLAWS If you have a general inquiry regarding the proposed bylaw amendments or if you would like assistance to inspect any relevant documentation, please contact the Community Planning Department by email at communityplanning@delta.ca or by phone at 604-946-3380.
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Correspondence addressed to Council must include your name and full address and will form part of the public record for these bylaw amendments and be published on the City’s website. Correspondence must be received by the Office of the City Clerk no later than 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 to be included with the Agenda materials.
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PUBLIC NOTICE South Delta Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Repeal Bylaw No. 8129
Delta DLC Landfill Site Economic Investment Zone and Revitalization Tax Exemption Program Repeal Bylaw No. 8260
Location: Ladner and Tsawwassen commercial cores.
Location: Former landfill sites on River Road between Tilbury and Nordel.
Proposal: To repeal Bylaw No. 7547, which was adopted on June 13, 2016 to (i) encourage investment in new and existing retail, commercial and mixed-use projects, (ii) encourage investment to enhance the attractiveness of the Ladner and Tsawwassen town centre, and (iii) encourage investment in the preservation and enhancement of existing heritage buildings and developments that leverage the heritage feel of the Ladner community.
Proposal: To repeal Bylaw No. 6985, which was adopted on November 7, 2011 to promote the closure and redevelopment of former landfill sites to achieve economic and environmental benefits. Bylaw No. 6985 sought to accomplish its objectives by offering reduced municipal property taxes for up to nine years.
Bylaw No. 7547 sought to accomplish its objectives by offering reduced municipal property taxes for up to three years and municipal fee reductions.
Bylaw No. 7547
Bylaw No. 6985
FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROPOSED BYLAWS Materials related to the bylaw amendments such as the Council report, proposed bylaws, detailed maps and other information may be inspected at Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from October 5, 2023 to October 16, 2023. WATCH LIVE: The Regular Meeting will be broadcast live at www.delta.ca/watchlive. Members of the public who do not wish to attend may listen and watch the proceedings on the City’s website. Video recordings are archived on the City’s website.
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A14 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
Community NORTH DELTA CENTRE FOR THE ARTS UPCOMING EVENTS GUIDE LOVE BOMB Saturday, October 14, 7pm, $25 Students/Seniors, $30 General Sunday, October 15, 2pm, $22 Students/Seniors, $25 General A rock concert within a play – and a mystery on top of that! A concert of emotions rips through Justine's first performance in years. Because of one uninvited guest, her music takes on a life of its own.
MATINEE SERIES - NEXUS CHAMBER PLAYERS Tuesday, October 17, 1pm, $25 Experience the beauty of classical music with the NEXUS Chamber Players at the Vancouver Chamber Music Society's Delta Matinee Series, presented in collaboration with the City of Delta.
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Reach Youth and Child Development Society benefit from August fundraiser More than $11,000 has been raised for the Reach Youth and Child Development Society thanks to the efforts of a popular running event fundraiser in August. Four Winds Brewing and the Runinn Delta hosted the annual third annual Winded 5km fun run and walk at the Southlands in August. More than 200 runners and walkers lined up for a perfect day of racing along the new Southlands Blvd and back to the Red Barn where refreshments and food were provided by Fourwinds Brewing and Newmans Fine Foods. “It was a great day for a race,” said Kevin Ridley of the Runinn. “We were glad to bring this race back after the pandemic and we were so lucky to have great sponsors.” The race route was made possible with the help of Christine Grange, Southlands Destination Manager. “We were so happy to have this event
at Southlands Tsawwassen in August,” said Grange. “Southlands Grange is all about supporting the local community and this event did just that.” Mark Schoeffel, senior investment advisor at iA Private Wealth (Tsawwassen) raised more than $4,000. “iA Private Wealth is committed to providing support to causes and organizations that focus on improving the quality of life for Canadians,” said Schoeffel. “As a parent and long-time resident of Tsawwassen, having worked in South Delta since,1996, I am proud to be a part of the group that organized this event.” Four Winds Co-owner Adam Mills shares, “Winded is all about celebrating community spirit, a balanced lifestyle, and raising money for admirable local charitable organizations. As always, it was a pleasure to work with like minded businesses in bringing folks together for a fun and rewarding event.” -Submitted
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NewgreenforLadner Lawn Bowling Club Club thanks the City of Delta for their support The Ladner Lawn Bowling Club has a brand new bowling green thanks to a grant from the City of Delta. On Tuesday, Oct. 3, Mayor George Harvie joined club members to officially open the new green, which was recently replaced by the city. “I am pleased to see the completion of this important replacement project at the Ladner Lawn Bowling Club,” said Harvie. “I am proud to support projects that keep our vibrant community of all ages active. I look forward to the many additional years of lawn bowling this new bowling green will provide to club members and our community.” The club approached Delta council in 2021 seeking support for the lawn bowling green replacement. The previous greens were installed
in 2013 and had reached its end of life, making the replacement a necessary endeavour in order to ensure the continued use of the lawn bowling space. “This was all through a grant of assistance from the city,” said club president Garry Parenteau. “It has taken about three years from conception to completion as we worked through the details with the city. We are absolutely thrilled. We had reached a point where we couldn’t afford this project, so when we went to the city, they listened to our story and offered to help. This is amazing. We are super grateful to the City of Delta. This is good now for another 10 to 12 years.” While work was being done on replacing the green, club members took the opportunity to refresh their clubhouse with new paint and a fix-up.
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A16 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF BYLAWS – OCTOBER 16, 2023 Notice is hereby given that Delta City Council will consider giving first, second, and third readings to the bylaws referenced below at its Regular Meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, October 16, 2023 in the North Delta Centre for the Arts, Theatre, 11425 84 Avenue, Delta, BC, and by electronic means as authorized by Council Procedure Bylaw No. 5000. WATCH LIVE: The Regular Meeting will be broadcast live at www.delta.ca/watchlive. Members of the public who do not wish to attend may listen and watch the proceedings on the City’s website. Video recordings are archived on the City’s website.
Rezoning & Development Permit – Bylaw No. 8313 (File No. LU009046) Location:
5125 45 Avenue
Applicant:
Joe Muego, Hearth Architectural Inc.
Proposal:
To rezone the subject property from Duplex/Single Detached Residential 3 (RD3) to Comprehensive Development Zone No. 36 (CDZ36) to permit the construction of a six-unit townhouse development. A development permit is required to regulate the form and character of the development in the Ladner Village (LV1) Development Permit Area. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.
Staff Contact:
Janet Zazubek – 604-946-3355
Rezoning & Development Permit – Bylaw No. 8314 (File No. LU009475) Location:
5491 47A Avenue
Applicant:
Brian Hart, Brian G Hart & Company
Proposal:
To rezone the subject property from Single Detached Residential 2 (RS2) to Comprehensive Development Zone No. 37 (CDZ37) to permit a five-unit townhouse development. A development permit is required to regulate the form and character of the development in the Ladner Village (LV1) Development Permit Area. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.
Staff Contact:
Luke Reynolds – 604-946-3381
Rezoning – Bylaw No. 8319 (File No. LU009586) Location:
110 Street properties between 78 and 79A Avenue
Applicant:
Shawn Nagra
Proposal:
To rezone the subject properties from the Comprehensive Development No. 329 (C.D. 329) Zone to the Single Detached Residential 4 (RS4) Zone. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.
Staff Contact:
Tory Lawson – 604-946-3326
Rezoning – Bylaw No. 8335 (File No. LU009479) Location:
5733 and 5735 Crescent Drive
Applicant:
Boka Homes Ltd.
Proposal:
To rezone the subject property from Duplex/Single Detached Residential 3 (RD3) to Single Detached Residential 7 (RS7) to allow a two-lot subdivision and the construction of a single detached dwelling with a secondary suite on each lot. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.
Staff Contact:
Luke Reynolds – 604-946-3381
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COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF BYLAWS – OCTOBER 16, 2023 CONT’D
Rezoning – Bylaw No. 8341 (File No. LU009615) Location:
8764 A, 8768 A and 8772 A 112 Street
Applicant:
Joe Muego, Hearth Architectural Inc.
Proposal:
To rezone the subject properties from Single Detached Residential Coach House (RSC) to Comprehensive Development Zone No. 43 (CDZ43) to increase the maximum permitted gross floor area to 330 m 2, being the combined floor area of a single detached dwelling (240 m2) and a coach house (70 m2) constructed on each lot. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.
Staff Contact:
Luke Reynolds – 604-946-3381
Rezoning – Bylaw No. 8342 (File No. LU009503) Location:
11834 87 Avenue
Applicant:
Ranjit Pataria, Impeccable Construction Ltd.
Proposal:
To rezone the subject property from Duplex/Single Detached Residential 3 (RD3) to Single Detached Residential 7 (RS7) to allow a two-lot subdivision and the construction of a single detached dwelling with an in-ground basement and secondary suite on each lot. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.
Staff Contact:
Emma Adams – 604-952-3136
FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROPOSED BYLAWS Materials related to the proposals such as the proposed bylaws, detailed maps and other information may be inspected at Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from Thursday, October 5, 2023 to Monday, October 16, 2023. If you have a general inquiry regarding the proposed bylaws or if you would like assistance to inspect any relevant documentation, please contact the Development Department by email at development@delta.ca or by phone at 604-946-3380. Correspondence received up to 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 will be included in the Agenda package. Correspondence received after and up to 10:00 a.m. on Monday, October 16, 2023 will be provided to Council in a separate package prior to the start of the meeting. All correspondence must include your name and full address and will form part of the public record for this proposal and be published on the City’s website. Those wishing to provide comment on proposed bylaws may do so in the following ways:
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The South Delta Meals on Wheels Society (MoW) has been serving the communities of Ladner and Tsawwassen since the early 1970’s, and 2023/24 continues to be a productive year of service for its volunteer board members and drivers. The overall year has been steady, with trained volunteer drivers delivering nutritious, ready to eat meals (for a reasonable cost) to those in the community who may not be able to prepare meals for themselves. Meals are prepared by the talented kitchen at KinVillage and
are delivered on an alternating daily schedule to clients in Tsawwassen and Ladner. MoW is potentially able to help anyone unable to prepare meals, it is not just a service for the elderly. MoW is able to work with clients to customize/personalize meals, a feature greatly appreciated by current clients. An informal check-in with clients is also enjoyed, as sometimes clients are isolated and enjoy seeing the friendly face of a volunteer driver. Do you care for a family member and are con-
cerned about their meal plans while you are away on vacation? MoW could assist you and help provide your loved one with meal continuity. South Delta Meals on Wheels is always looking for new volunteers to be trained as drivers and for volunteers to participate at the board level. For information regarding meals, costs, schedules, or volunteer opportunities, or general inquiries, please contact meal coordinator Janet Mitchell at mowsdjm@ gmail.com or call 604946-9526. -Submitted
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF BYLAW – OCTOBER 23, 2023 Notice is hereby given that Delta City Council will consider giving first, second, and third readings to the bylaw referenced below at its Regular Meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, October 23, 2023 in the Council Chamber, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, and by electronic means authorized by the Council Procedure Bylaw No. 5000.
File No. P22-04A (Bylaw No. 8159) Location:
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To update, refine, and modify various regulations in “Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017,” including but not limited to the following:
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Reduce the rear yard setback of properties zoned Single Detached Residential 2 Zone (RS2) from 12 metres to 9 metres;
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Reduce setbacks for accessory structures in the High Impact Industrial Zone (I7);
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Update various definitions, general regulations and landscaping requirements to bring the bylaw in line with current practice;
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Expand allowable home occupations in various housing types;
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Exempt townhouse developments of five or fewer units from visitor parking requirements; and
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Allow childcare facilities in all zones (pending approval from Fraser Health Authority and Agricultural Land Commission where necessary).
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Community
Hybrid meeting technology enables Rotary clubs to increase awareness The $33,500 in funding will help the six clubs purchase OWL 3 hybrid meeting units Local community service and global humanitarian relief has been enhanced for the Rotary clubs in South Delta and Richmond thanks to federal funding. The $33,500 in funding will help the six clubs purchase OWL 3 hybrid meeting units to enable members to meet in person and involve speakers or other members online with a projector and screen at a meeting venue. The funding comes from the Government of Canada’s one-time $400 million post-COVID Community Services Recovery Fund, partly administered through Community Foundations of Canada and, in turn, the Richmond Community Foundation as announced recently.
The project is one of nearly 5,500 across Canada which the Community Services Recovery Fund has supported. “This OWL hybrid meeting technology could not have come at a better time,” said Peter Roaf, assistant governor for the four Rotary clubs in Richmond and two in South Delta. “For members who are tied up or travelling or who need more flexibility about when they can meet, we can bring them into our club and committee meetings as we work together on projects for our communities and our world. We can also use the OWLs to collaborate with other clubs.” Federal Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Jenna Sudds said commu-
nity service organizations are at the heart of communities like Richmond and South Delta.
“The Community Services Recovery Fund will enable the organizations that serve our
diverse communities to adapt and modernize their programs and services and to invest in the
future of their organizations, staff, and volunteers,” said Sudds. -Submitted
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Ecclesiastes 3:11 (NIV): “He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end.” My cousin Kevin died of a heart attack about three years ago. It was sudden and unexpected and tragic. My wife, Ruth, was talking with his wife, Diane, shortly after about what it’s been like for her. Diane said some profound things in response. “God gave me two things to hang on to: God’s got this, and Heaven is closer than we realize.” We just got word earlier today that Diane passed away. She had been diagnosed with terminal
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cancer about three weeks ago and was told she had only days or weeks to live. Her words to Ruth turned out to be prophetic. Heaven was closer than she thought. She is now reunited with Kevin. In my line of work, I
am often confronted with death when asked to officiate memorial services. Each time I get that call I am forced to think about heaven and eternity. Trying to wrap my head around either makes my head hurt. Our finite brains are not made to comprehend eternity, and yet there is something in our hearts that longs for it. “If there isn’t life after death how does my life on earth have meaning?” I grieve the loss of Kevin and Diane deeply. The Bible says, however, that I don’t need to grieve as if there is no hope. Because Jesus died and rose from the dead, he offers us a chance for eternity with Him and our loved ones. That gives our life on earth meaning.
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At Home
Owner’s suite renovation ideas for luxury spaces
An owner’s suite is a sanctuary for homeowners. It’s a place where adults can retreat, relax and unwind after a busy day. It’s expected that a bed and some other furniture will take up residence in a standard bedroom, but certain elements can help homeowners create stunning spaces. While the largest bedroom in the home typically is dubbed the “owner’s suite,” it cannot be classified as a suite unless there is an adjoining bathroom. An owner’s suite also may have many more unique features that individuals may want to incorporate into a remodel. Here are some ideas to
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Homeowners know that all sorts of issues can affect a home. Issues can run the gamut from the merely annoying to the unsafe. Electrical issues fall into the latter category, posing a significant safety hazard if left unchecked. Learning to recognize signs of a electrical problems in a home is a key component of home fire prevention. Dimming or flickering lights: Light fixtures do not typically draw a substantial amount of power, so dimming or flickering lights is not often indicative of an issue with a fixture. Dimming or flickering lights could indicate that the circuit the lights are on is overburdened, most likely by large appliances sharing the circuit with the lights. If dimming and flickering lights are a problem, homeowners can speak to an electrician about moving the fixtures to another circuit or installing a new line specifically for major appliances. Odours: Odour emanating from an outlet, fuse box or breaker panel should be reported to an electrician immediately. The odour, which some homeowners indicate smells like fish, could be a result of an overheated circuit. Odours can sometimes travel through HVAC systems as well, so homeowners should take note and call an electrician even if their outlets do not smell. Hot outlets/switch plates: Outlets and/or switch plates that are hot to the touch are another indicator of an electrical issue. Outlets that become hot even when nothing is plugged into them could be wired incorrectly. In such instances, an electrician will need to fix the issue, and in the meantime it may be best for homeowners to flip
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At Home
Three modern kitchen features to consider
It’s well documented that kitchens are the most popular rooms in many homes. Kitchens are where families tend to congregate during holiday celebrations, and many a child has tackled their homework as mom or dad prepares dinner just a few steps away. With so much time spent in the kitchen, it’s no wonder kitchen renovations are popular. Whether homeowners are planning a full scale remodel or a few tweaks to update the room, the following are three popular features of modern kitchens. Kitchen island A recent survey from the interior design experts at Houzz found that kitchen islands are popular for a variety of reasons. Fifty-eight percent of respondents indicated they enjoy eating at kitchen islands,
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friends and family on special occasions like the holidays and birthdays. Islands come in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be customized to fit just about any space. Mobile islands can be utilized in small kitchens when homeowners want the extra prep space but
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think the kitchen would be too cramped if a permanent island were added. Deep sink The popularity of farmhouse style sinks is proof that large and deep sinks are sought-after among today’s homeowners. Farmhouse sinks may be best suited to a particular aesthetic, but side-by-side double sinks and walk-in pantries are also popular kitchen features. Deep sinks are especially useful for people who love to cook, making them a solid addition to any kitchen where home chefs ply their trade most nights of the week. Storage Kitchen storage space is sought after among modern homeowners. As home cooks expand their culinary horizons and cook more elaborate
meals, they need extra places to store specialty pots and pans, ingredients and other materials. Homeowners looking to add more storage in the kitchen can consult with a local contractor about how to create such space. A walk-in pantry can do the trick, but homeowners with kitchens where space is more limited may need to get a little more creative. Slidingdoor pantries and roll-out shelving in existing cabinets can add functional space in kitchens with close quarters. Modern kitchens are visual marvels and highly functional spaces. A new island, a deep sink and some extra storage space can help homeowners transform their existing kitchens into spaces that cater to their every need. -Metro Creative
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homeowners. Areas of use Awnings can be installed in various locations. Patio awnings are much preferred because of their large coverage area, which typically spans entire patios. Door awnings are installed above the exterior door of an entryway to protect visitors and occupants from precipitation and to improve the home’s look. Window awnings can add additional shade and privacy. There also are side awnings, which are essentially walllike structures that run across a patio, garden or balcony for wind or sun protection. They’re also utilized to improve privacy. Homeowners can choose from various types of awning materials, including fabric, metal, glass, and others. Working with a reputable awning company is the best way for homeowners to peruse possible products and find awnings that will suit their needs. -Metro Creative
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October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A25 Sports stories? Contact Ian at ijacques@delta-optimist.com or call 604-998-3616
A football-filled Sunday for South Delta Rams Last Sunday, the South Delta Rams football club hosted an action-packed day of football to celebrate Thanksgiving. From the youngest U8 tykes to the seasoned junior/bantam team, players displayed their football skills in front of a spirited home crowd. However, the day held special significance as tribute was paid to coach John Kidd, a beloved figure within the Rams family, and a dedicated coach of the junior/bantam team. Each game kicked off with heartfelt words and a moment of silence in his honor, accompanied
by newly introduced helmet decals bearing his initials. The games themselves were a showcase of teamwork and talent. The atom green and atom gold flag teams secured commanding wins, while the peewee team celebrated their first touchdown of the season. The junior/bantam team fought hard, earning a well-deserved victory. Looking ahead, the Rams are eagerly anticipating its Spring Flag season. Registration will open in late December. For more details, visit www. sdramsfootball.com. -Submitted
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Delta Pacer volleyball standout helps Team BC reach podium at 16U Canada Cup MARK BOOTH
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The Delta Pacers enter the upcoming high school senior boys volleyball season with plenty of promising talent including one player who significantly padded his resume over the summer. Simon Tate enjoyed a leading role with Team B.C. Red & Blue that produced a bronze medal at the 16U Canada Cup in Niagara Ont., back in July. B.C. swept Quebec to clinch its spot on the podium after being edged 3-2 by Saskatchewan in the semis.
Tate, a 6-foot-6 middle, became the first DSS player to wear provincial team colours in six years following an extensive evaluation process that culminated with a 48-player Volleyball B.C. High Performance Camp earlier this summer at Thompson River University in Kamloops. The week-long event concluded with the 14-player roster being named. Tate then spent another week practising with his new teammates before heading east. Two other DSS players, Jimmy Bryson and Sawyer Anderson, were also in contention to make the team.
“There was a lot of hard work that went into it. Obviously, every practice you are having to give 100 percent, just training with the best players in B.C. and you are getting really good coaching too,” said Tate. It was a significant achievement in a promising career that began to accelerate when Tate played club with Element Volleyball after his Grade 9 season at DSS. It was a smooth transition given Pacers volleyball coach and athletic director Andrew Robson also happens to be one of the Delta-based club’s founding coaches. “He told me at the time I should
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definitely be playing club,” continued Tate. “It’s given me the opportunity to play with some other really good players and against good clubs.” It was watching his older sister play at DSS that inspired him to pursue volleyball. He has also thrived on the basketball court — reflective in him earning Grade 10 DSS Male Athlete of the Year honours. Now he’s excited to help the Pacers be a serious provincial podium contender over the next couple of seasons on the volleyball court. He already has a year at the senior level under his belt as an agedup player.
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Dolphins shine on provincial and national stage The Winskill Dolphins Swim Club wrapped up their 2022/23 competitive season strong with multiple medal performances at both provincials and nationals. Naomi Mynott won a total of 13 medals with three gold, eight silver, and two bronze across both events, placing second overall at provincials and fourth overall at nationals for her age group. Zach McLeod won a total 11 medals with five gold, four silver, and two bronze across both events, placing second overall at provincials and third at nationals for his age group. Kelly Qi and Abby McLeod also won silver
medals at provincials in the 400 individual medley and 1,500 free respectively with Abby achieving her first Canadian Trials time. The Dolphins sent 13 swimmers to provincials, including many swimmers qualifying for their first time, and placed 13th overall in B.C. Led by coach Judy Baker, a small, but mighty team of five swimmers, Mynott, the McLeods, Qi and Jeremy Slinn represented the club at Nationals and placed 13th out of over 250 teams in the junior category. This was an amazing performance against teams with much larger groups at the event.
In addition to the multiple medals from Mynott and Zach McLeod, Abby McLeod also achieved seven personal best times at the nationals. The McLeod’s, both recently names to Swimming Canada’s National Development team for their age group, also went on to swim in the Canadian Open Water Festival featuring both a three km and 10 km distance with the 10 km distance serving as a qualifying event for the 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Doha. Abby won gold in the 3km distance for the U15 category and Zach placed second in the U18 age group and sixth nationally in the 10km distance.
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$1,488,000
5217 Upland Drive
Discover this charming 3 bed, 2 bath rancher in cliff drive. This updated home boasts forest and mountain views, a patio, and a beautiful garden on a spacious 11,324 sq ft lot. Fantastic opportunity to own in one of Tsawwassen’s premier locations with potential to build up to 4396 sq ft. Conveniently located near the ferry terminal, mall & shopping, this home offers both Tranquility and accessibility. Step into the open concept layout, flooded with natural light, embrace the serenity of your private retreat, savouring morning coffees on the patio. With updated features such as kitchen, bathrooms, furnace, h/w and more, enjoy modern comfort and rustic natural beauty, this rancher is a lifestyle choice. Don’t miss the chance to seize your dream home on upland drive - where paradise awaits!
RE/MAX City Realty | 5090 48 Avenue, Delta, BC V4K 1V8 | Office 604.943.8080 | Eugene@eugenek.ca | deltarealestate.net
FOOTWEAR
SAMPLE SALE
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Saturday Oct. 14 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm • St. David’s Anglican Church Tsawwassen
A28 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
THINKING OF SELLING? THE FALL MARKET IS HERE! PORT GATEWAY
John Nielsen
NEW PRICE!
MLS R2775898 360º TOUR
MLS R2711985 360º TOUR
AMAZING FUTURE POTENTIAL 2975 53RD STREET $5,950,000
20 ACRES, 2 HOMES & HUGE BARN 4774 104TH STREET $6,250,000
Almost square 17.34 acre parcel with 823 ft. of road frontage features an English style country home, 5 stall barn, hay field and generous pasture area which has been an established equestrian facility for decades. The property offers an ideal central location just 5 minutes to Tsawwassen or Ladner, Tsawwassen Mills Mall, BC Ferries, DeltaPort Way, TFN Industrial Park, transportation and more. This parcel is close to BC Railway in an area of transitional properties with amazing future potential. Call anytime for more information.
First time this amazing secluded 20.25 acre parcel has been offered for sale since 1955 which is located just off Hornby Drive on the quiet section of 104th close to Boundary Bay and private member grass airstrip. All 3 buildings on this property were built in 1972 which includes a sprawling 3,162 sq. ft. 4 bedroom rancher w/30 + car concrete driveway was substantially renovated and enlarged in 1987 and roof redone 10 years ago. The second residence is a 1238 sq. ft. Woods bungalow presently rented and the spectacular 8,400 sq. ft. 20 stall barn which was used from day 1 to breed race horses up until 7 years ago is truly a first class facility complete with steel roof and cladding. Attention to detail here is second to none including chain link fencing that surrounds the entire property.
JUST LISTED!
NEW PRICE!
SOLD!
MLS R2769971 360º TOUR
ROSEWOOD COURT GEM! 5 4748 54A STREET
$929,900
HIDDEN GEM! Rarely available family friendly Rosewood Court townhome with premier spot in the complex and ideal West Ladner location close to everything. This bright 3 bedroom, 3 bath unit with spacious layout has been beautifully maintained and offers one year old flooring, paint and more. Featuring open ground floor living and 3 bedrooms up with a gorgeous ensuite off the master that is perfect for the young family or downsizing. It also offers a private South exposed yard with good-sized covered patio for entertaining and 2 parking spots, one covered with additional storage in the carport. A great opportunity to live carefree in a amazing community.
SOLD!
PERFORMANCE
MLS R2770705 360º TOUR
AMAZING FUTURE POTENTIAL 1160 EHKOLIE CRESCENT $1,549,000 THE VILLAGE! This tastefully renovated rancher with walkout basement on quiet no thru road in a beautiful area of upper Tsawwassen is ideal for the growing family or downsizing with room for company downstairs. Featuring well over a $100,000 was spent 10 years ago to create the warm spacious wide open plan up with an amazing optioned out gourmet kitchen with S/S appliances and enlarged primary bedroom with nicely done ensuite. Other notable updates include the windows with Hunter Douglas blinds, Lennox 95% efficient furnace and brand new H/W tank. The home lends itself to natural suite potential down plus a sunny West exposed composite deck out front and a very large fenced backyard with fresh grass with bonus backyard access to English Bluff Road perfect for the utility trailer. Come check out this super inviting comfortable home.
Re/Max Real Estate Services www.westcoastfarmsteads.com info@johnnielsen.ca 110-3540 West 41st Ave, Vancouver V6N 3E6
Real Estate Service 35 Successful Years
604.250.8216 Experience • Knowledge Professionalism
Bob Cooke
604-943-SOLD(7653) • bobcooke@telus.net
ReMax City Realty.
Serving Ladner, Tsawwassen and the world for over 30 years.
JUST LISTED
$689,000
“THE CLASSIC”
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4
Now offers this 1255 sq. ft., 2 bdrm, 2 bath corner suite with views to the east. Come & See. 413-1350 View Cres. Sunday 2-4. SOLD
1492 Gillespie Road 3000 sq. ft. Beach Grove Beauty
SOLD
1152 Fairway Views 3 Level Town Home In central TWSN
HOME WANTED My friends and I are up for adoption at the Delta Community Animal Shelter 604-940-7111
WHY DO YOU THINK OUR NUMBER IS 604-943-SOLD?
October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A29
Todd Jackson, B.A. Amy Lambert, B.A. Richard Lowe, RIBC Mike Van Straaten, BMgt Personal Real Estate Corporation
Personal Real Estate Corporation
NEW LISTING
President’s Club - 2020 Top 1% - REBGV
Realtor
Personal Real Estate Corporation
NEW LISTING
NEW PRICE
1735 Enderby Avenue, Tsawwassen |$1,199,000 298 67A Street, Tsawwassen 1,714 sq.ft | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 5,780 sq.ft lot
Amazing opportunity to own in one of Beach Groves best areas. 3 blocks from the beach & steps from Beach Grove Elementary this homes location is a 10/10. Renovate, build or rent out this 4 bdrm / 2 bath split level home with private West facing backyard. Plenty of parking & loads of potential.
1600 sq.ft | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 4,952 sq.ft. lot
124 5535 Admiral Way, Ladner | $1,118,000 1,364 sq.ft | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Pilothouse
Sought after family-oriented Boundary Bay one level semi-detached non strata home, located Spacious 3 bedroom corner apartment at sought after Pilothouse. Ground level unit minutes from Southlands Marketplace and steps from beach. Plenty of parking, spacious layout with with separate entry. Features oversized patio off gourmet kitchen and dining area. Exclusive use of Hampton Club and all its amenities just steps from your home. gorgeous private garden outlook. Loads of opportunities!
NEW PRICE
#201-4755 51st Street, Ladner | $785,000
5470 44 Avenue, Ladner | $1,238,000
4856 48th Avenue, Ladner | $1,749,000
Convenience at your doorstep! Located on the fringe of Historic Ladner Village is this
Solid 2 level basement home in West Ladner with loads of potential. Located on a Southern exposed 60’x100’ lot backing onto farmland. Great central location near Ladner Rec center and transit.
Historically known as Roycroft, this is an impressive 2 storey home restored to its Edwardian era with detailed craftsmanship & millwork distinguished by its octagonal turret & high ceilings on both floors. Prominent corner location in the heart of Ladner. A stunning piece of artwork & history.
1,155 sq.ft | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Ladner Village Gate amazing 4 year old corner unit in a boutique building w/ open concept and surrounded by windows.
1,962 sq.ft | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 6,000 sq.ft lot
2,595 sq.ft | 4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3,863 sq.ft lot
NEW PRICE
NEW PRICE
109 4728 53 Street, Ladner | $519,000 5090 1 Avenue, Tsawwassen | $8,000,000
5531 49th Avenue, Ladner | $1,399,000 #310 – 1369 56 Street, Tsawwassen | $549,900
SUNNINGDALE! Perfect for first time buyers, investors, or downsizers! 1 Bedroom condo located in the quiet building away from Ladner Trunk and just steps from Ladner Village, shopping and transit. Great layout that maximizes space and a generous size bedroom. Plus, you have a bonus laundry storage area within the unit. Now is your chance to live in a central, well-maintained building with some recent updates! 1 parking and 1 storage locker included!
Resort like oasis in West Ladner! Located in a quiet cul-de-sac and backing onto Leslie Park this home is an outdoor oasis with an in ground pool, hot tub, private yard and two powered out buildings. Plenty of parking out front for an RV or Boat!
731 sq.ft | 1 bedrooms | 1 bathrooms
3,746 sq.ft | 3/4 bedrooms | 3.5 bathrooms | 78,762 sq.ft lot THE POSSIBILITIES ARE GRAND! Stunning custom home sitting on 1.81 acres / 78,762 sq.ft. / 7,317.23 sq. metres in a prime residential area in Upper Tsawwassen extending from 1st Avenue to the border. Ready for the next phase, with a potential for multiple lots to be created. YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!
1,952 sq.ft | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms |8,288 sq.ft lot
690 sq.ft | 1 bedrooms | 1 bathrooms | Windsor Woods
Completely renovated condo offering both convenience and style! Enjoy new appliances in the updated kitchen, retreat to the spacious covered deck w/ gas line for BBQ or heater, or stay comfortable indoors w/ new remote-controlled ceiling fans. Walk-in shower w/separate tub, gas fireplace (all gas incl. in strata fee), 1 parking stall, storage locker & amenities.
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#50-5900 Ferry Road, Ladner
5351 Jibset Bay, Ladner | $1,449,000
5587 45th Avenue, Ladner | $1,450,000
227 4738 Hemlock Way, Tsawwassen
A30 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
www.nataliewalker.ca
(604) 868-0028 City Realty
Bayview Hills Tsawwassen 3rd Reading Approved 5-Lot Subdivision 4965 8A AVENUE, 871 & 855 BAYVIEW DRIVE
LISTED FOR $6,600,000
Your Realtor for Life! Bev Kingston
778-230-8753 bev@bevkingston.com - Investment Properties - Property Management
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#216 - 1315 56th Street
968 52A Street
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#308 - 1140 55th Street
Exceptional opportunity to acquire three existing properties that have 3rd reading approval to become 5 single-family residences. Architectural drawings by Buro47, a local well regarded, award-winning firm. Nestled in one of Tsawwassen’s most coveted enclaves, this expansive 34,000sf parcel opens doors to an exciting project with each home carefully designed to embrace the vision of contemporary West Coast-style homes.
October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A31
The Johanna 604-719-7345 Medallion Club 30 Years
Bonnie Ma
Stefan B.B.A. 604-767-4038
Assistant Speaks Mandarin & Cantonese
Medallion Club 12 Years
Geffke
Top 10% in SALES of ALL GREATER VANCOUVER for 38 YEARS #1 at ROYAL LEPAGE REGENCY Rlty for 10 YEARS
info@geffketeam.com • www.geffketeam.com
RANCHER WITH BASEMENT!
JUST LISTED!
TEAM
NEW REDUCED PRICE $1,500,000!!!
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCT. 14/15 2 – 4
GORGEOUS VIEWS OF BOUNDARY BAY!
5632 WELLSGREEN, TSAWWASSEN A UNIQUE, SPACIOUS, OPEN DESIGN HOME IN ADULT ORIENTED ‘WELLSGREEN’ SUBDIVISION! QUALITY BUILT OVER 3,000 SQ.FT.. EXTRA SPACIOUS ROOMS, 3 BDRMS & DEN, WORKSHOP, 4 BATHS, HUGE EASY ACCESSIBLE STORAGE AREA. (1 OF THE OWNERS HAS TO BE 55+). MLS# R2808599
JUST LISTED!
IN PRESTIGIOUS STAHAKEN!
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$1,399,000
QUALITY BUILT RANCHER!
1222 PACIFIC DRIVE, TSAWWASSEN FEATURING 2,182 SQ.FT. ON ONE LEVEL WITH OPEN LAYOUT, LVNG & DINING ROOMS, 3 BDRMS, FAMILY ROOM, KITCHEN, EATING AREA, PRIVATE BACKYARD. LOCATED IN A BEAUTIFUL, PRIVATE CUL-DE-SAC! A SUBDIVISION WITH HIGH QUALITY HOMES! SHOWS BEAUTIFULLY! MLS# R2802246
READY TO SELL YOUR HOME? SO ARE WE! GIVE US A CALL! 604-767-4038
speak German, Finnish, CALL US FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION! (WeCantonese & Mandarin)
REGENCY REALTY
1333 - 56th St, Tsawwassen
(next to Starbucks)
REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING RATES Full Page (9.87” x 10.25”) $570 1/2 Page (9.87” x 5”) $375 1/4 Page (4.85” x 5”) $260 Booking deadline Friday, noon For more information, please contact
Pierre Pelletier 778-875-3594 ppelletier@delta-optimist.com
A32 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
302 1153 54A St - Tsawwassen
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3450 64 Street - Ladner
| 1,188 sq ft | $669,000
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Welcome to a bright penthouse residence at Heron Place! This remarkable unit features 9 ft ceilings throughout & vaulted ceilings in the spacious living room, two generously-sized bedrooms, including a walk-in-closet in the primary bedroom, along with two full bathrooms. Gas incl. in your strata fees - heat your home on those rainy west coast days. Step out & unwind on your private & serene south-facing balcony. In-suite laundry & storage, 1 parking & locker. Prime location steps to restaurants & shops in Tsawwassen Town Centre!
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| 2,000 sq ft | $1,159,000
Experience the charm of country living in this cute farmhouse! The interior features a blend of rustic character & modern comforts boasting refinished original hardwood floors, a cozy gas fireplace in the living room & a spacious kitchen. The unfinished basement with outside access presents an exciting opportunity to customize to suit your needs. The gated private lot offers space for a garage or workshop. Savor the tranquility of the surrounding farmland with mountain views & gorgeous sunsets, make this quaint house your own!
539 55 Street - Tsawwassen. Sold w/ Multiple Offers!
205 67A St - Tsawwassen
29 8217 204B St - Langley
Sold Marketed by Royal LePage Regency 208 4728 53 St - Ladner
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Experience modern luxury in this stunning family home. Beautifully renovated w/premium fixtures & contemporary finishes. Chef’s kitchen + side prep kitchen feat. custom quartz countertops, gorgeous millwork, high-end appliances, inc. a panel fridge, double wall oven, & 2 pot fillers (coffee & stove). New flooring & paint throughout, plus new furnace & A/C. Large, private backyard oasis boasting an outdoor cedar kitchen, gas BBQ, custom pergola, & heated 12x24 pool w/custom deck. This home offers the perfect blend of style, comfort, & functionality.
Marketed by Sutton Group Seafair
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4980 1st Ave - Tsawwassen
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Open House Sunday 2-4pm
JUST SOLD
4350A Cormorant Way, Tsawwassen • $1,199,900 • 1473sqft. • 1/2 duplex • 3 bedroom
• 2.5 bathroom • 1 year old • no GST • Double Car Garage
SOLD
5376 CHAMBERLAYNE WAY | CHAMBERLAYNE WAY! This is a great family home in one of West Ladner’s desirable locations. Situated on a corner lot, this 2200 square foot home is ready for someone’s updating ideas. Move in ready with a great layout featuring living & dining, kitchen, family room and laundry on main. Upstairs, the 4 bedrooms are all very spacious with generous closets and the primary bedroom offers a walk in closet and full ensuite bathroom. Enjoy the beautiful lot complete with a backyard and side yard and ample space to entertain plus room for boat or RV parking. Bonus: New furnace, hot water tank & dishwasher. Don’t miss the opportunity to live in this sought after location.
SOLD
604.250.6981
INFO@KENDALLAYRES.COM KENDALLAYRES.COM
Sutton Group - Seafair Realty 100-5000 Bridge Street, Delta, BC
Phone: 604-644-5821 www.georgiaprimar.com Email: georgia@sutton.com
Proudly Serving Delta by Referral for 13 Years!
JUST SOLD
FOR SALE
$1,495,000 307 1768 55A STREET
Visions of a simpler life flash through your mind all the while the modern day convenience of high end appliances are here. Cheery renovated kitchen and bathroom. Original stone fireplace too beautiful not to touch and wonder how lovely and cozy it would be to live here. Romance and splendour will captivate you. One block from the beach and dyke walking paths and situated on a 7000sq’ lot. Upgraded 200 amp electric. Separate garage.
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$739,000
Boasting a modern decor with a calming colour pallet, 10’ ceilings and large picture window, stainless steel appliances, gas range, stacker washer dryer. Private Master Suite upstairs. Patio space includes gas hook-up for BBQ. Great amount of storage and 1 underground secured parking easy to rent a 2nd. Still under balance of 2-5-10 home warranty. Steps from the bus stop and the prestigious South Point Academy, Bakery, coffee shop, gym, salon. Fantastic Investment and even better place to live! Call today!
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27-5510 Admiral Way | Welcome to Polygon’s Charterhouse! Executive style 4 bedroom 4 bathroom 1919 square foot home with quality finishes and craftsmanship throughout. Offering a gourmet kitchen with an abundance of storage, a large island, gas range and integrated fridge. This unit boasts high ceilings, a fantastic floorplan, powder room on the main and 4th bedroom with full bathroom downstairs. Upstairs includes the primary bedroom with large walk in closet and spa like ensuite. Perfect for entertaining with a private yard and patio! Bonus double car garage. A riverside family oriented community just steps to trails, golf course, marina and Neilson Grove School. Enjoy exclusive access to The Hampton Club, featuring over 12000 SF of resort-style amenities including outdoor pool, hot tub, gymnasium, exercise facilities, guest suites and Club House.
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PRICE REDUCED
5966 KIRKWOOD ROAD
208-4728 53 Street | BRIGHT CORNER UNIT! This is absolutely a must to see. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo located in desirable Sunningdale I. Full size white kitchen with stainless steel appliances and window above sink. The open concept living/dining room has a cozy gas fireplace and opens onto a lovely patio overlooking the courtyard. Generous primary bedroom that can comfortably fit a King size bed along with an ensuite bathroom. Other comfort features include new flooring, 9’ ceiling with large windows providing a ton of natural light, 1 parking and 1 storage locker. This home is move-in ready! Quiet location yet within walking distance to transit, shops, village and recreation!
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113-4889 53 Street | EXTENSIVE UPDATES!!! This 2 bed 2 1606-121 Tenth Street, New Westminster | A bright remodelled bath, 1104 sq ft unit in Green Gables is move in ready! No lobby welcomes you into this friendly building to whisk you up expenses spared!! Unit offers a spacious open layout with to this bright corner suite with an exceptional view overlooking community garden, park and tennis court. Tile floors at the generous sized bedrooms. Entertain in stunning new kitchen a entry meet carpet running through-out the living & dining room. complete with stone countertops, stainless steel appliances Bright cabinets wrap around the kitchen & pass through to the & white cabinets. Primary bdrm is a generous size with dining room. The primary bedroom has a remodelled ensuite updated ensuite complete with marble tile while 2nd updated and the second bedroom opens up to the balcony and sits next bathroom showcases a beautiful pebble shower. Enjoy cozy to the renovated full main bathroom. Both bedrooms share a nights in the living room with the modern ledgestone gas bright Northwest exposure along with the balcony that looks fireplace or peaceful summer nights in the 400sq ft fenced towards Burnaby and the Fraser River. A full laundry room with patio/yard, surrounded by the beautifully designed flower insuite storage rounds out this spacious suite. A renovated gym, upgraded plumbing & boiler, newer roof, secure residence & garden. Perfect for those that love to BBQ/garden or those visitor parking add to the appeal of this Bosa built, Vista Royale. who have pets-1 dog & 1cat allowed. The complex has Only minutes away from New West Skytrain station, Landmark undergone rainscreen (2014) and new windows. Sought out theatres, grocery shopping, Starbucks, Oxygen Yoga, restaurants complex within walking distance to shops, schools & transit. & banking. Sorry, no pets allowed.
sutton group seafair realty
92 Centennial Parkway
403 Seashell Drive
307-4768 53rd street
#100-5000 Bridge Street Delta, BC V4K 2K4
MEDALLION CLUB MEMBER 5 YEARS
A34 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
ROBIN REIMER 604-868-2844 SPECIALIZING ESTATE SALES NEW DEVELOPMENT LOCAL RESIDENTIAL
ROBINREIMER.COM
ROBINREIMER@TELUS.NET $1,499,000
JUST LISTED
OPEN SATURDAY 2-4 5115 STEVENS DRIVE Great location in upper Tsawwassen. Over 10,000 sqft lot with potential subdivision. 2800 sqft Home with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and beautiful sunny lot. Renovate, Rent or Redevelope.
CALL ROBIN REIMER
JUST LISTED
$1,199,000
BEST PRICED HOME IN TSAWWASSEN
Great Beach Grove starter home, investment property (good tenant) or look at building your new home. Home features 2 bedrooms, large storage building and only steps from the beach, golf course, parks, schools and transportation. We are price to sell so don’t miss this Beach Grove beauty.
CALL ROBIN 604-868-2844
$1,499,000
PRICCEED REDU
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 5424 CANDLEWYCK WYND, TSAWWASSEN
Fabulous Resort Style Rancher with a pool. This beautiful rancher has sunny western exposure and gorgeous landscaping that surrounds a totally private pool and jacuzzi. Home has a great floor plan featuring 3 bedrooms and den with an outstanding spa like bathroom. Home is designed to take advantage of the amazing sunrises and sunsets. Direct Park access on no through street with sunny western exposed yard. Come home to your private resort.
CALL ROBIN 604-868-2844
*BASED ON # OF YEARS QUALIFYING FOR MEDALLION CLUB IN GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD group
1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022
Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen
robinreimer@telus.net
www.robinreimer.com
October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A35
$999,000
MASSIVE PRICE N REDUCTIO
111 GRAHAM DRIVE BEST SUNSET VIEWS & LOCATION
JUST LISTED
$1,988,000
4868 3RD AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN
Custom Designed Home with simply the Best Views in Tsawwassen. This Totally Private 3 bedrooms home has an Outstanding Open Floor Plan to take full advantage of all the spectacular Ocean Sunset Views. Delta will also consider a basement level which would add approx. 1,000 sq.ft. There will NEVER be another home like this in Tsawwassen. Call for Floor Plans and more Info.
Beautiful family home on a great street in upper Tsawwassen. Home features 3600 sq.ft, 5 bdrms, 3 full bathrooms, large great room, big games room, hardwood floors, many updates and all large rooms. Home has excellent floor plan that opens to a fabulous private southern exposed yard. Don’t miss this Great home in a Great location at a Great Price.
$1,199,000
$2,499,000
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
JUST LISTED
LOTS IN GOOD LOCATION IN UPPER TSAWWASSEN
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
• 3 new homes in Tsawwassen • 4800 square feet • Legal suite • Customize your new home Call for plans & information ROBIN 604-868-2844
$2,899,000
SOLD SPEED'S PUB FOR SALE
Fabulous opportunity to purchase one of Ladner's historic family businesses. This great pub is located on Ladner's inner harbour with marine access and potential marine business. The business has been great for decades and now is time for another buyer to put their own business ideas and energy to continue this long established pub.
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
5744, 5754 & 5758 16A Avenue, Tsawwassen
Gorgeous new homes in Beach Grove. Still time to do some customizing. Excellent floor plans with 3250 sq.ft. and beautiful sunny southern exposure yards. 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. Great quiet area and close to all amenities. Don't miss your opportunity to live in fabulous Beach Grove. Homes built by an excellent experienced builder.
Please call Robin Reimer 604-868-2844 Ruby Lidder 604-626-9360
*BASED ON # OF YEARS QUALIFYING FOR MEDALLION CLUB IN GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD group
1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022
Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen
robinreimer@telus.net
www.robinreimer.com
A36 The Delta Optimist October 12, 2023
$1,388,800
$1,878,800
OPEN SUNDAY 2PM-4PM 4778 45 AVENUE
4911A 53 STREET
OPEN SATURDAY 2PM-4PM 10 4788 57 STREET
• LARGE 3,000+ SQ.FT HOME • 2 BEDROOM MORTGAGE HELPER • 4 BEDROOMS & 3 BATHROMS • WALKING DISTANCE TO DSS, LADNER ELEMENTARY AND SACRED HEART ELEMENTARY
• NEWLY BUILT 4 BED 4 BATH HOME • OPEN CONCEPT LIVING, MODERN FINISHES • 3 STOREY MAIN HOME, BEDROOM, LIVING SPACE AND FULL BATH ON 3RD FLOOR • SELF CONTAINED DETACHED 1 BED 1 BATH COACH HOUSE • CENTRAL LOCATION WALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPPING, SCHOOLS AND TRANSIT
• 2 LEVEL TOWNHOUSE • BED 4 BATH • 2,044 SQ.FT INTERIOR LIVING SPACE • PRIVATE FENCED YARD • DOUBLE CAR GARAGE • CENTRAL LADNER LOCATION
$2,399,900
$1,199,900
$1,299,900
5092B BENTLEY DRIVE
4950 59A STREET
• SPACIOUS 2-LEVEL: 4 BEDROOMS & 3 BATHS • 1 BEDROOM INLAW ACCOMMODATIONS • SOUGHT AFTER HAWTHORNE NEIGHBOURHOOD • OFFERS 2564 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING • WALKING DISTANCE TO LADNER VILLAGE AND HAWTHORNE ELEMENTARY • PRIVATE 7500 SQ. FT. LOT (75 X 100) • BONUS LEGAL 1 BED 1 BATH SUITE • PRIMARY BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE BATH. • NEWLY BUILT LUXURY HOME
721 56 STREET
Location, Location. Wonderfully finished Warehouse Office space. Central to everything and by the Fraser River in South Vancouver. Rarely for Sale properties. Do not wait!! Building Features Lane Square Footage 3200 sqft
Allen Schwabe
• Building Amenities • Street Lighting • Storage • Outside Storage • Utilities • Utility Type • Cable (At Lot Line), Electricity (Available), Natural Gas (At Lot Line), Telephone (Available), Sewer (Available) • Utility Sewer • Storm sewer
604-644-5664
1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen seafair.com
604-943-3110
SOLD
SOLD
6-277 171 Street, Surrey
4442 Arthur Drive
$2,148,888
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2PM-4PM 5094A BENTLEY DRIVE
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2PM-4PM 5094B BENTLEY DRIVE
• METICULOUSLY DESIGNED 5 BEDROOMS & 5 BATH FAMILY HOME • 3RD STORY OFFERS RECREATION ROOM WITH FULL BATH • MAIN FLOOR OFFERS A BEDROOM WITH FULL BATHROOM • OFFERING A/C, HRV, 4 CAMERA SURVEILLANCE, & EV CHARGER • GOURMET KITCHEN WITH FISHER PAYKEL APPLIANCES • SOUGHT AFTER BENTLEY DRIVE LOCATION CLOSE TO EVERYTHING
• 4 BEDROOMS AND 2 FULL BATHS. • BASEMENT RENTAL SUITE POTENTIAL • LARGE SQUARE 7500 SQ.FT. PRIVATE LOT • WALKING DISTANCE TO BOTH SCHOOL LEVELS • UPDATED FLOORING, BATHROOM, FURNACE & HW TANK
1680 W 75th Ave. Vancouver, B.C. $1,757,900
$2,288,888
APPROVED 2 LOT SUBDIVISION 4595 61 STREET
• UPDATED 5 BED & 2 FULL BATH CAPE COD HOME • HUGE 13,950 SQ. FT. LOT ON DEAD END STREET • CITY OF DELTA APPROVAL FOR 2 LOT SUBDIVISION • EACH NEW LOT IS APPROXIMATELY 6975 SQ. FT. • PLANS AVAILABLE FOR 2 NEW LUXURY HOMES
• LUXURY BUILT 5 BEDROOM & 5 BATH QUALITY FAMILY HOME • OPEN PLAN WITH ACCORDION 12 FT. DOORS LEADING TO BACKYARD. • BONUS 3RD FLOOR OFFERS HUGE RECREATION ROOM WITH FULL BATH • COVERED PATIO & 2ND FLOOR SUNDECK OFFERS GAS OUTLETS • FULLY LOADED WITH A/C, HRV, IRRIGATION & SECURITY SYSTEMS • REPUTABLE BUILDER OFFERING 2-5-10 NEW HOME WARRANTY
5770 48A AVENUE
• RANCHER STYLE HOME • LARGE 7,590 SQ.FT LOT • CENTRAL LADNER LOCATION CLOSE TO TRANSIT • EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS OR INVESTORS
Barry Chreptyk 604.946.1255 ■ BarryChreptyk.com
Seafair Realty
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Lovingly cared split level… nuthin’ to do but move in! Everything updated… gorgeous kitchen, hardwood floors, gas fireplace, windows, roof, furnace, new A/C & H/W tank 2022 and more! Extensively landscaped lot with approx. 750 sq.ft. of patio… room for large gatherings. Steps to Hi-Knoll park, shopping & downtown Langley. Tons of parking & sheds for the home handyman. MLS R2810917
237 Morningside Drive
#3 -5260 Fairy Road, Ladner, B.C.
1752 Beach Grove Road
Sutton Group Seafair Realty #100-5000 Bridge Street, Ladner, BC V4K 2K4 604.946.1255 ■ BarryChreptyk.com ■ barryrc@uniserve.com An independent Member Broker Seafair Realty
JUST LISTED @ $1,349,000
October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A37
www.matsonrealestate.ca NEW LISTING!!!
OPEN SAT & SUN 2-4
404-1300 Road, Tsawwassen • $898,000 929 Hunter 50 St., Tsawwassen • $1,369,000
UPDATED cul-de-sac in very 2 desirable Tsawwassen Kitchen features granite HUNTERRANCHER GREENon- quiet bright & spacious bed &Central den 1574 sq ft location! PENTHOUSE CONDO on counters & s/s appliances openswhite to family room with cozy gasquartz f/p. Great floor plan&with spacious living room quiet court! Kitchen &with shaker cabinets, counters entertainers’ island with f/p & to opening to dining - ideal for plan entertaining! Primary bedroom ensuite with soakersized tub & has gas sliders private deck.room Ideal floor with generous roomhas sizes to fit house separate shower - other 22bedrooms beautifullystalls updated bathroom.locker. UpdatesWalk includetofurnace, & hot furniture. Includes side by share side aparking & storage coffeeroof shops, water tank. Loads of storage plus double garage with storage room (could be office). Beautifully landscaped lot town center, medical, transit, golf course, dyke trails & beach! for great curb appeal! Walk to schools, transit, town center, parks & recreation. OPEN SAT & SUN 2-4.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4
404-1300 Road,Tsawwassen Tsawwassen••$925,000 $898,000 213-1738Hunter 55A Street,
HUNTER GREEN - bright & spacious 2 bed & den31574 ft PENTHOUSE on END UNIT at City Homes - bright & spacious bed sq 3 bath 1449 sq ftCONDO townhome quiet court! Kitchen whiteH/W shaker cabinets, quartz counters entertainers’ island featuring open plan,with beautiful flooring, gourmet’s kitchen &&TWO private decks to enjoy all day! Situated in best well run walking has slidersthe to sunshine private deck. Ideal floor plan withlocation generousin room sizescomplex, to fit house sized distance to schools, beach, townparking centerstalls & transit. Includes 2 parking, pets (2) OK, furniture. Includes 2 side by side & storage locker. Walk to coffee shops, rentals (6 mo. min.) OK. town center, medical, transit, golf course, dyke trails & beach!
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1492 Gillespie Rd, Tsawwassen
115 4662 Hemlock Way, Tsawwassen
194 53 Street, Tsawwassen
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4719 48B St, Ladner
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11-6105 River Road, Ladner
THINKING OF A MOVE??? CALL US!!! SERVICE THAT WILL MOVE YOU!!! Sutton Group - Seafair Realty - Unit 2 1359 56 Street, Tsawwassen, BC
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604.312.7621 Sold@TrishaMurphy.ca 15 YEARS TOP 1% OF 2022 GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS ® ED IST L T JUS
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5043 2nd Avenue $1,449,000 Well-loved family home in desirable Pebble Hill! Renovated kitchen, in-law suite, beautiful private backyard with mature apple tree.
486 Tsawwassen Beach Road $3,980,000 Over 13,000 sq.ft. oceanfront lot with custom built executive home with triple car garage.
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209-5555 13A Avenue $849,000 2 bedroom with patio. Walk out to the park and views of water feature.
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1723 Farrell Crescent $2,599,000 Outstanding custom home by reputable builder Amar Bath, in the best neighbourhood in Beach Grove!
Lulu Godin
Sutton Group - Seafair Realty: #2-1359 56 Street, Tsawwassen, BC V4L 2P3
Licensed Realtor & Marketing Specialist
• SUCCESSFULLY SELLING SOUTH DELTA REAL ESTATE •
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seafair realty
5000 Bridge Street, Ladner
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604.943.3110 NT
4515 W River Road $1,799,000
4505 W River Road $1,499,000
• 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1200 sqft • Remarkable Idyllic Property for the marine family! Rarely available is this double water lot with two shore properties.
• Over 6100 square feet of waterfront property offering breathtaking views of both the city skyline and the tranquil river. Currently has a large 30 x 20 storage shed that occupies the lot.
5172 11A Avenue, Tsawwassen $1,399,000 • 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,794 square feet • Corner lot - home needs extensive updates inside & out • Or Demolish the home and build new
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• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1919 sq.ft., YB: 1940 • Lane Access, Marina, Recreation, Shopping and Golf Course nearby
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534 Ewen Avenue, New Westminster $1,249,000
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#1 - 800 South Dyke Road, New Westminster $889,889 • 2 bedroom and den float home in New West • Stunning panoramic views from sunrise to sunset • Close to shopping, restaurants and highway connections
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4533 W River Road, Ladner $1,299,000
#42 - 3459 W River Road, Ladner $1,299,000
• Sensational Waterfront property with revenue from two float homes - separately owned • Turnkey property • 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1081 sq.ft. • Home can be used as AirBnB
• Gorgeous custom built 2 bed and den floating home, includes strata water lot, boat slip - 34 Ft, outside dock position at outer edge of canoe pass • Single car garage and extra parking.
NEW LISTING
13 - 700 SOUTH DYKE ROAD, New Westminster $779,000 • 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 1498 sq. ft. • WEST COAST INSPIRATION! Unique red cedar Panabode float home on engineered concrete float with positive floatation.
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23000 Dyke Road #14, Richmond $550,000 • Gorgeous 1 bed, 2 bath, 1183 sq. ft. home • Custom built floating home with 9ft ceilings on both levels • Open concept kitchen-dining and living room with large built in bankette for seating.
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Bayview Hills Tsawwassen - 3rd Reading Approved 5-Lot Subdivision 4965 8A Avenue, 871 & 855 Bayview Drive
FOR SALE
Exceptional opportunity to acquire three existing properties that have 3rd reading approval to become 5 single-family residences ranging from 2,211 sq. ft. - 3,311 sq. ft. Architectural drawings by Buro 47, a well regarded award-winning firm. Nestled in one of Tsawwassen’s most coveted enclaves, this expansive 34,154 sq. ft. parcel opens doors to an exciting project with each home carefully designed to embrace the vision of contemporary West Coast-style homes. While your site awaits the 4th reading approval, seize the opportunity to generate income from renting out the existing 3 homes for market value rents.
FOR SALE
$749,000 #317 55 E Cordova St, Vancouver
Price Improvement
SOLD AS BUYERS AGENT
$799,000 173 - 1894 Osprey Drive, Delta
loft | 1 bath | 809 sq. ft. No parking
3 Bedrooms I 3 Bathrooms I 1323 sq. ft.
$3,999,999 3845 Wellington Road, Delta
4 Bedrooms l 3 Bathrooms
Price Improvement
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WITH MULTIPLE OFFERS
3,267 sq. ft. l Horse/animal barn Mechanic dream shop
$965,000 29 3459 W RIVER Road, Delta
Covered 50x100 storage barn 6.53 acres
Offered at $1,499,000 4410 44B Avenue 4 Bedrooms I 3 Bathrooms | 2,256 sq. ft.
FOR SALE
JUST SOLD
3 Bedrooms l 4 Bathrooms 1,868 sq. ft.
AS BUYER’S AGENT
JUST SOLD
AS BUYER’S AGENT – LISTED BY SUTTON SEAFAIR
$1,199,000 1751 55 Street, Delta
$849,000 392 Water Ave, Hope
$739,000 | 307-1768 55A Street, Delta
3 Bedrooms I 2 Bathrooms I 1,371 sq. ft.
3 Bedrooms I 2 Bathrooms I 1788 sq. ft.
2 Bedrooms I 2 Bathrooms I 989 sq. ft.
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REMEMBRANCES IN MEMORIAM
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In Loving Memory of
Joel William Hueston May 10, 1959 - October 16, 2022
KIDD, John R. October 4, 1946 − September 19, 2023
Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps them near.
On September 19, we lost a beloved spouse, relative, and friend who contributed to our lives in his own special way. John fought a tough defense against an overwhelming opponent that doesn’t follow the rules. He ended this final game on his own terms and way before we were ready. John leaves behind his wife Jennifer, sister Jennifer (Syd), brother−in−law Rick (Sharon), nieces, nephews and many friends in Canada and England.
“Cheers to Joel!” He could never pass a craft brewery without giving its ware a try! Forever missed by family and friends.
John was a coach, friend and mentor to many young South Delta Rams football players, teaching them a game he truly loved. Tributes have been coming in, and the following is just one of them: Coach John was more than a coach. He was a mentor and friend to all of us. His dedication to our football club and the impact he had on our players was immense. Let’s honor Coach John’s legacy by supporting one another. Cheers, John. Hope your new local is to your liking! Will miss you always. Rest in peace. In his memory, donations may be made to South Delta Rams Football club (southdeltafootball@gmail.com) and the Canadian Cancer Society.
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In Loving Memory of HUNTER, John (Jack) Thomas We are very sad to announce the passing of Jack Hunter. Dad passed away peacefully on October 1, 2023, in Delta, B.C. He is now reunited with Mom and their cat Benjii. Born in Winnipeg on February 7, 1931, Dad was an only child to John and Mary Hunter. Dad married Mom in 1953 and transferred several times until finally reaching the West Coast in 1968. Along the way, Scott (Tammie), Terri (Dave), Teddi, and Brent (Yumi) were born. Many of those years they lived in Richmond, then Ladner, and finally in Tsawwassen. Both Mom and Dad worked for ICBC with Dad retiring in 1992 after a heart attack, and Mom soon retired too. They enjoyed curling, bowling, boating, RVing, and for many years went south to Mesa, Arizona for the winter. Dad was an avid woodworker, teaching many their first woodworking project of making pens. But most important of all was family. Both Mom and Dad instilled in us a sense of respect, honour, and commitment within our lives and our family. We will continue to uphold these family values that were so important to both of them. Dad also leaves 9 grandchildren (Ryan, Jason, Gerard, Devon, Terra, Kyla, Ashley, Jacqueline, and Jenna), and 13 great grandchildren. There is no funeral, as per Dad’s request.
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October 12, 2023 The Delta Optimist A41 REMEMBRANCES OBITUARIES
FROESE, Wesley Stuart May 23, 1967 - October 17, 2020 Not a day goes by that we don’t think of you and miss you. We see you everywhere we go and feel you with us each day. Our little brother Wes, loved his family dearly and his friends! Wesley enjoyed a variety of music. Two songs that come to our minds are The Moody Blues, “Nights in White Satin” and in church one day he announced his favourite song, “Holy Holy Holy”. He was an avid bike rider and took many bike trips, camping along the way in the great outdoors. Hunting with Dad was also his passion. We know we will see you again as we are comforted knowing you are forever with the Lord. Joshua 1:9 Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.
In Loving Memory of BROWNE, Randy February 16, 1953 - October 4, 2023 Randy Browne (70) passed away peacefully on October 4, 2023 with his family by his side. More than anything Randy loved Bass fishing and the Canucks. He stayed true to his team no matter what! Randy also enjoyed watching the B.C. Lions, a cold beer and of course music (which should be played loud ). He was most content in his little boat cruising down the Fraser River. Predeceased by his stepson Regan. Survived by this wife of 43 years, Dora, his son, Rylan, and, in Australia, his brother Wayne, sister-in-law Ann, nieces Elizabeth and Rebecca and nephew, Greg. The family will have a celebration of life with close family and friends. If desired friends may make contributions to an animal shelter or Cystic Fibrosis Canada. Condolences may be offered at www.deltafuneral.ca Delta Funeral Home (604) 946.6040
RITCHIE, Dudley FRY, Grace Hazel May 23, 1935 - August 1, 2023 Grace passed away peacefully in her home after living for several years with the debilitating aftereffects of stroke and surgery. Determined and brave, she fought to retain as much of her independence as possible with the help of neighbours, friends and family whom she dearly appreciated and loved. Born in Corbridge, Northumberland, England, and growing up during the Second World War, life was challenging. However, in her teens, always social, Grace joined and thrived in the Girls Training Corps, the local Theatrical Society where she painted the sets, and the Young Farmers Club. In 1953, at the age of 18, she started work at Barclays Bank in Hexham, Northumberland and at her request was transferred 6 years later to a Barclays branch in central London where she remained in banking for a further 6 years. After leaving banking she joined British European Airways which led to her emigrating 2 years later to Canada in August 1967, and eventually settling in her beloved Beach Grove in 1980. Her main hobby away from work on weekends and holidays was with the Women’s Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (the Wrens), serving a total of 6 years on a number of vessels in Northumberland 1956-59 and in London 1959-62, where she had many happy times and adventures. A world traveller, Grace loved working for the airline industry and spent years with Japan Airlines, Canadian Airlines and Air Canada where she made life-long friends. She led a fully-occupied retirement, travelling the world, arranging and driving ex-wartime Wrens to monthly luncheons, walking the dyke in Beach Grove, entertaining, attending Bard On The Beach, and, being a talented artist, painting. Grace loved nature, was fascinated with modern architecture and had an enquiring mind until her passing. Thank you to Delta Stroke Recovery Society for the happy times Grace had with you prior to Covid, to Delta Assist, to Dr. Sarah Hood for her encouragement, and to friends and neighbours. Grace is survived by her brother Wilfred, sister-inlaw Margreth, nieces and nephews. A gathering will be held in celebration of Grace’s life on Tuesday, October 24th at 12 noon at the King residence, 214 66 Street, Delta, BC (Boundary Bay, Tsawwassen).
It is with sadness, but great appreciation for a life well-lived, that we announce the death of our dear father, grandfather, and great-grandfather Dudley Ritchie. Dad was born in Montreal, Quebec, on All Saints Day, November 1, 1927 and died in Ladner, BC, on September 25, 2023 at the ripe old age of 95. Dad’s career as an Anglican priest was immensely fulfilling for him. As a young lad, he left Quebec and moved alone, out West to work at lumber camps on BC’s coast before attending The Anglican School of Theology on the UBC campus. Dad was ordained a priest in 1953 and as the new Rector of St. George’s Church in Rossland, BC, he was invited to a Christmas party where he met and fell in love with a very attractive young lady in a white knitted dress whose name was Shirley. Six months later they were married in the same church. Dad and Mom had 61 years of wedded bliss before Mom died in 2015. Dad’s career took him from churches to jail to businesses and back to churches. In his spare time, he made significant contributions to the fabric of church communities, volunteer organizations, an investment club, a woodworking club and his very popular Bible study group which he led until two weeks before his death.
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Another life-long priority for Dad was keeping his body and mind fit. Even at 95 he was golfing twice a week, swimming twice a week, going for daily walks, doing his own shopping, cooking and gardening, and reading the Globe and Mail cover to cover. After Mom died, Dad was blessed with the friendship of Liz Macdonald. He was grateful for all the travel experiences they shared together. Dad is survived by his eldest daughter, Melanie (Bill); son Mark (Martha); and daughter, Cynthia (Fritz); seven grandchildren William, Elizabeth, Victoria, Christopher, Michael, Stefan and Tristan; and three great-grandchildren Alexandra, James and Emma. A memorial service for the wonderful life of a remarkable man will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, October 28, 2023 at All Saints Anglican Church, 4755 Arthur Drive, Ladner, BC. Donations in memory of Dudley can be made to the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society https://www.deltahospitalauxiliary.org/donations/ and The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund https://pwrdf.org/give-today/.
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HALL & MEETING ROOMS for RENT
LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on October 20, 2023, U-Lock Mini Storage, 4240 Manor St, Burnaby, V5G 1B2, will sell the contents of the lockers listed below: Unit #2195 - Sienny Kwong Unit #3101 - Shauntelle Shannon
with Commercial Kitchen ALL SAINT’S CHURCH 4755 Arthur Drive, LADNER Call for info: 604-946-8413 allsaintsladner.org
These lockers will be put for auction via: iBid4storage.com on the 20th of October 2023. By virtue of the Warehouseman’s Lien Act. Mundie’s Towing, Storage & Service (1976) Ltd. will dispose of:
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LEGAL 1. Information 5. Seaport (abbr.) 8. Agricultural disease (abbr.) 11. Riding horses 13. Boxing’s GOAT 14. Hurt or discomfort 15. A small sharp knife to trim vegetables 16. A beaver builds one 17. Horizontal passage into a mine 1. A way to fish 2. Greek mythological figure 3. Scarlett’s home 4. Assist 5. More doleful 6. Premeditated 7. Dish featuring minced food 8. San Diego ballplayer 9. Eight 10. Unwelcome picnic guests
18. Self-immolation by fire rituals 20. Chain bar with lots of games (abbr.) 21. Goo Goo Dolls’ hit 22. Agreeable 25. In an early way 30. In a way, struck 31. It’s there in the morning 32. County in the S. Pacific 33. Central Florida city
38. Numbers cruncher 41. Mexican beers 43. Lawyers say you can indict one 45. Capital of South Australia 47. Wings 49. Drug used to treat HIV/AIDS 50. Fencing sword 55. Capital of Qatar 56. Portable bed 57. Afflicted
59. Lying down 60. Midway between northeast and east 61. Spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation 62. Inflamed 63. Soviet Socialist Republic 64. Impudence
12. Human gene 14. Bucket 19. Make full 23. Dirt 24. Person cited as ideal example 25. A part of (abbr.) 26. The 17th letter of the Greek alphabet 27. Very long period of time 28. Gas usage measurement
29. North American native people 34. It says “moo” 35. Folk singer Di Franco 36. Resinlike substance of certain insects 37. Residue 39. Grand homes 40. Popinjays 41. Man who behaves dishonorably 42. Figures
44. One who watches over children 45. Expressed pleasure 46. No longer living 47. Hebrew calendar month 48. Part of the ear 51. Swiss river 52. Prejudice 53. Italian Island 54. Resist authority (slang) 58. Criticize
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1) 1987 MERCEDES 560 SEL VIN# CA3903MA330804 RO: UNKNOWN 2) MOTORCYCLE DIRT BIKE VIN# BURNT RO: UNKNOWN 3) 2002 FORD WDSTR VIN# 2FMDA56452BA80088 RO: HOLLIE SMITH 4) 1986 OLS CUTLS VIN# 2G3GK47H1G2320464 RO: KRISHAN JASWAL 5) 1999 MERCEDES S320V VIN# WDBGA33G6XA412299 RO: MANYOK KOR DENG 6) 1999 NISSAN ALTMA VIN# 1N4DL01D0XC230503 RO: MANYOK DENG 7) 2000 FORD VAN VIN# 1FDXE45F4YHB06237 RO: DRT INTERIORS LTD 8) 1995 NISSAN AXXES VIN# JN1HM 16S9SX030424 RO: PAUL ROBERT CORBETT Units may be viewed and bids to be submitted on TUESDAY, October 24, 2023 at 5917 Thorne Avenue, Burnaby, BC between 10:00am to 3:00 pm. All written bids to Mundie’s Towing 5917 Thorne Ave, Burnaby, BC V3N 2T8.
District of British Columbia Division No. 3 - Vancouver Estate No. 11-2995528 NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS IN LOCAL PAPER (Section 102(4))
By virtue of the Warehouseman’s Lien Act
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF
KINGSWAY BAILIFF SERVICE will dispose of:
DELTA CAR RENTAL LTD.
1) 2019 MERCEDES E53 VIN# WDDZF6BB6KA497677 Debtor RO: LU TIANRUN Amount owed: $25,000. 2) 1990 AIRSTREAM MOTORHOME VIN# 1GBKP37WXK3330511 Debtor RO: RYVERS RONALD Amount owed: $10,000. 3) 2011 HYUNDAI SONOTA VIN# KMHEC4A4XBA002739 Debtor RO: WEBB DEREK Amount owed: $19,000. Viewing by Appointment. Units can be viewed online: https://kingswaybailiff.com/car-gallery/ .
All email written bids to Kingsway Bailiff Service by October 20th, 2023 at: info@kingswaybailiff.com www.KingswayBailiff.com
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the bankruptcy of DELTA CAR RENTAL LTD. Occurred on the 6th day of OCTOBER, 2023, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held on the 27th day of OCTOBER, 2023, at 11:00am at the office of the Trustee, 400 Tenth Avenue, Campbell River, in the Province of British Columbia. To attend the meeting virtually, please contact the Trustee. Dated at Campbell River, British Columbia, this 10th day of OCTOBER, 2023. Leonard J. Hiquebran, CPA, CA, CIRP Derek L. Chase & Associates Ltd. Licensed Insolvency Trustee 400 Tenth Avenue Campbell River, BC V9W 4E3
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Part-time Position, Consistent Hours. Apply Today. Are you looking for a consistent and predictable part-time job that would work well with your children’s school schedule, or perhaps a source of post retirement income? Tsawwassen United Church is looking for a Church Administrative Assistant for 16 hours per week Tuesday to Friday mornings. For the first three months learning period, the hours will be 18 hours. The job description, including desired qualifications, summary of responsibilities and information on how to apply can be found at: www.tsawwassenunited.org/adminassistant
Delta, BC
WE ARE EXPANDING! DELIVERY DRIVER 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Weekdays only, no weekends or public holidays • Be our ambassador for Heart to Home Meals delivering exceptional customer service to our senior clients • Make deliveries in a timely manner and communicating clearly • Quick decision maker and problem solver • Experienced driver who is empathetic • Able to drive a small, refrigerated van • Clean driving abstract and valid criminal background check • Check route and load orders prior to starting each day • Able to deliver meal boxes and make frequent stops for deliveries to seniors’ homes • Keep the van clean and always organized and carry out pre & post trip vehicle inspections • Class 5 BC driver’s license required Please email your resume with a cover letter to vancouver@hearttohomemeals.ca Deadline for applications October 27, 2023. Thank you for your application, however only those considered for the position will be contacted.
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1A Ave, 2nd Ave, 51A St, 52A St .....................................................................................................................................................59 1A Ave, 1st Ave, 2nd Ave, 53rd St ...................................................................................................................................................58 1A Ave, 66A St, 67th St...................................................................................................................................................................60 12th Ave, Compston Cres, Morris Cres, Whitcomb Pl.......................................................................................................................48 16A Ave, 17A Ave, 57th St, 57A St ..................................................................................................................................................59 Pacific Dr .......................................................................................................................................................................................36 Pacific Dr, Stahaken Crt, Pl..............................................................................................................................................................44 11A Ave, 12th Ave, 50th St, Bayview Dr, Chehalis Dr, Wilmington Dr, 50B St....................................................................................97 54th St, 56th St, 7B Ave, 7th Ave, Gilchrist Dr, Pl .............................................................................................................................77 6th Ave, 7A Ave, Dogwood Dr, Lane, Stevens Dr, Lane, Weaver Dr ...................................................................................................69 8A Ave, 12th Ave, 49th St, English Bluff Rd .....................................................................................................................................40 51st St, 8A Ave...............................................................................................................................................................................53 12Th Ave, 52nd St 53A St, Belair Cres, Camaro Dr, Belair Dr ...........................................................................................................70 52nd St, 53A St, Belair Cres, Saratoga Dr, Windsor Cres, Belair Dr ..................................................................................................79 12th Ave, 52nd St, Cliff Dr, Pl, Winskill Dr ........................................................................................................................................72 Birch Spring aland, Cedar Spring Dr, Fir Springs Lane, Spring Blvd, Willow Springs Ave...................................................................77 Osprey Dr, Blue Heron Way .............................................................................................................................................................56 Pine Springs Lane, Springs Blvd, Cedar Springs Dr, Pl, Willow Springs Ave......................................................................................71 5510 Admiral Way, 6000 Admiral Blvd ............................................................................................................................................58 46th Ave, 47th Ave, 54th St, 54A St, ...............................................................................................................................................70 Brodie Rd, 61st St, Crescent Dr.......................................................................................................................................................54
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CITY REALTY
THE CHANCEYS REAL ESTATE GROUP
Over 40 years of exceptional experience! info@thechanceyteam.com
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LINDA CHANCEY Personal Real Estate Corp.
BOB CHANCEY Personal Real Estate Corp.
JUST LISTED - OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 - 3:30 Welcome to this spacious 1,070 square foot, 2 bedroom condo located in popular Sundial Villa. Top floor corner unit with loads of natural light and overlooking greenspace. Living room with cozy wood burning fireplace, eating area, maple cabinets in galley style kitchen, massive primary bedroom, and insuite laundry. 2 decks, 1 storage, 1 parking, pets friendly.
241, 5421 10 Ave, Tsawwassen
$589,000
JUST LISTED - RIVER LIFE AT ITS FINEST
Float home living is truly a unique and appealing lifestyle. Surrounded by natures beauty with mountains, the Fraser river, sunsets, sunrises, eagles, swans and so much more. Boasting over 1,500 square feet this home offers 3 levels with open concept living/kitchen area. 2 bedrooms (or 1 bedroom and family room), plus a den. Loads of decks to enjoy the views. Many updates over the past 10 years. BONUS 35 foot boat slip right at your doorstep plus a garage with loads of storage in the loft.
16, 3473 W. River Road, Ladner
$843,000
A MUST TO SEE - ADULT ORIENTED
Top floor with skylight and high ceilings!! Come check out this fabulous 1,375, 2 bedroom condo in one of Tsawwassens most sought-after complexes. Loads of renovations and upgrades since these owners moved in. Prepare to entertain. Fabulous country kitchen with tons of counter space, cabinets, double stove, and pantry space. Spacious living room with ceiling peak reaching 12 feet high & dining room will accommodate house size furniture. 2 very generous size bedrooms (one with built-in murphy bed) and 2 lovely full baths. The Lexington features a social room and a beautiful backyard patio area that can be enjoyed by all. 1 cat allowed, NO dogs.
307, 1150 54A Street, Tsawwassen
NEW PRICE $879,900
STUNNING LUXURY HOME
This beautiful residence was built in 2010 and offers 3,600 square feet of living space and a total of 5 bedrooms. High end finishings throughout included large gourmet kitchen and eating area, entertainment size dining area and family room. Coffered ceilings, crown mouldings, engineered hardwood flooring. Bedroom on main floor with 4 piece ensuite and 3 more bedrooms up. Attached studio above garage with separate entrance includes den & flex area. Large 45x190’ lot.
5386 Crescent Drive, Ladner
$2,299,892