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Mr. M.J. O'Connor
1985 May 31
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On hindsight I am relieved because, notwithstanding my enthu-
siasm, my "volunteer" status would have been insufficient
for the challenge. As it turned out, what we lacked in
breadth I believe we made up for in depth. The conscientious

and professional manner with which Mr. Leavens and his
students (Messrs. Blackstock, Hart and Rohrer and Ms. Mc-
Laren) attended to this assignment was refreshing. I cer-

tainly hope the exercise was rewarding for them. I believe,
although the work has no status in terms of its authority,
it may be of interest to B.C. Transit. My purpose as a
surrogate client acting hypothetically in the interests of
B.C. Transit was to focus the attention of a survey on
aspects which might be of particular interest to transit
planners and property developers.

You may wish to bring this to Mr. Flanigan's attention. i
would appreciate the Hon. Jack Davis being apprised, as the
"process" itself might be of interest to him.

By copy of this letter to Mayor Baker and Mr. Day I acknow-
ledge their supporting interest and thank them for their

earnest co-operation at a crucial time.

Yours truly,

THOMPSON, BERWICK, PRATT & PARTNERS

Richard C. Mann
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cc: Mayor Tom Baker
Mr. William L. Day
Mr. L.R. Leavens