October 20th, 1980.

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Frem the Public Works Committee, October 9th, 1980 regarding having
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re Sander. a permanently mounted sander for use in the winter time.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

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Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, October 9th,
1980 the City retain the 1972 dump vehicle 61303;
That the dump box and the hydraulic cylinder be removed and sold;
AND THAT the old sanding unit be mounted on the vehicle as a permanent

sanding vehicle.

Carried.

PWC, Oct. 9/80 From the Public Works Committec, October 9th, 1980 regarding STOP

re STOP signs.

‘Kingsway & signs in the Kingsway/Trenton area.
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: Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, October 9th,

1980 a STOP sign be placed on Kingsway Avenue at the northeast corner of

Kingsway Avenue and the new road, as shown on the attached Sketch No. 2;
AND THAT the existing STOP sign located at the northeast corner of

Kingsway Avenue and Trenton Street be removed.

: Carried.
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PwC, Oct. 9/80 From the Public Works Committee, October 9th, 1980 regarding access

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{re Karamanolis to the "Karamanolis" property just west of Coast Meridian Road on the
iprop. access.
north side of the Lougheed Highway and recommending that the City complete
a temporary extension of the frontage road and that the necessary funds

be taken from the unallocated Public Works Capital account.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That. as recommended by the Public Works Committee, October 9th,
1980 the City complete a temporary extension of the Lougheed-Meridian
Frontage road to give access to the "'Karamanolis" property;

AND THAT the necessary funds be taken from the unallocated Public
Works Capital account with the understanding that 1f the City can convince
the developer to allow the completion of the turn-around at his cost,

this would be done.
Carried.

Aldermen Gates and Ranger voted against the resolution.