Goldstream News Gazette, August 28, 2013

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Shamrocks can win WLA title on home turf Page A19

COMMUNITY: Church dinner crew offers concert A3 NEWS: Part two of a look at tourism in the region A4 ARTS: Dancing to a loukoumades-sweet beat A12

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Cruisin’ Colwood for a cause Larry McMillan of Oak Bay brought out his A&W-styled 1963 Chevy Nova to the Cruisin’ for a Cause event last Thursday at the Colwood A&W.

langford bylaw tackles stinky situation Kyle Wells News staff

Concerns from residents over garbage left in a yard on Powers Lane in Langford is a good reminder to all to let the city know about bylaw infractions,

says manager of municipal enforcement Lorne Fletcher. In this particular case a number of garbage bags have been left on a lawn, attracting animals and creating a potential health concern. Fletcher said he is aware of the

issue and is going through the usual steps to solve it. After multiple attempts to contact the renting tenants of the house failed, Langford’s bylaw officers drove out to talk with the owner of the property, who lives in Saanich, who agreed to clean up the mess.

“They’ve basically said we’ll get on it, so it may even be in process in the next day or two,” said Fletcher last Thursday. “The bylaw is written in such a way that it is the owner ultimately who is responsible.” Should a cleanup not occur in a

situation like this, the city would then hire a contractor to clean up the mess and charge the cost to the homeowner. PlEASE SEE: Share concerns with city, Page A11

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