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That the Charleson Park trees and shrubs planted in the 70’s were chosen to replicate the rainforest that had been home to the Coast Salish people for thousands of years?
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That early in the last century False Creek itself extended south to what is now 6th Avenue, and east as far as Clark Drive?
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That the steep red roofs of False Creek Elementary School and the False Creek Housing Co-op were designed to commemorate the many freight trains that passed through these previously industrial lands?
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That the False Creek South Neighbourhood Association was created in the 70’s through the City’s need for a way to manage the day-to-day matters of the new community?
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That the FCSNA, the only delegated community association in the City, is funded by False Creek South residential enclaves (co-ops and stratas) on an annual “per door” basis, and that each enclave has sent one or more representatives to monthly Association meetings for 43 years?