Pemberton Heights News

By Sean Kolenko - North Shore Outlook Published: June 01, 2012 11:00 AM Updated: June 01, 2012 4:03 PM Case in point: May 11, Capilano elementary school.

Coun. Alan Nixon admits he rebuilt his Pemberton Heights home to the maximum square footage allowed in 1994.

A mail truck rounds the corner of Graveley Street and West Keith Road - one of the worst intersections for speeding in Pemberton Heights, according to residents.

In a move that critics say is a step towards privatizing public safety, the District of North Vancouver voted Monday in favour of allowing residents to buy their own traffic speed bumps, crosswalks and roundabouts for their neighbourhood.