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July llth, 1977

up by the end of the week following such a holiday, it is apparent this
will depend on no equipment breakdowns, which is not realistic.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,

July 8th, 1977, the old policy of providing garbage collection on statutory
holidays (with the exception of Christmas Day and New Years Day) be
maintained. Carried.

From the City Administrator, July 7th, 1977 referring to arrangements
made jointly with the John Dawson subdivision and proposed townhouse
development in the Imperial-Westminster Avenue area for construction of
a tennis court, whereby the latter would contribute the land therefore
and John Dawson would construct the facility in exchange for the then
$450.00 per lot impost fee for park purposes being waived, and: advising, as
the waiving of that fee would be of more benefit to the builder than the

subdivider of the land, and as the fee has now been increased to $800.00

“per lot for a total yield of approximately $24,000.00 — ample funds to

construct a tennis court or other facility on the site to be provided by
the towr':ouse development, that it would appéar to be :to the City's:.->-
advantage to change the arrangements so that the special building permit
fee will apply to all lots within the John Dawson subdivision.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as recommended in a report from the City Administrator, July
7th, 1977, the arrangements made with John Dawson concerning his subdivision
on Imperial Avenue, that the then $450.00 per lot impost fee for park
purposes be waived in exchange for his constructing a tennis court on a
site to be provided by the adjacent proposed townhouse development, be
terminated;

AND THAT the normal park fee, now increased to $800.00, apply in the
regular manner to all building lots within that subdivision.Carried.

Mr. Dawson was present at the meeting, and advised of the hardship
being caused him by the developer of the proposed townhouse project not
proceeding at this time due to the fact that constructzon of the
tennis court was contingent on both developments being undertaken together.

From the City Administrator, July 8th, 1977, advising that the City
Engineer has requested Mr. George Ulmer, Works & Utilities Superintendent,

be sent to a seminar, sponsored by the Governmental Refuse Collection

City Adm.xe
John Dawson
Subdivision-
Imperial Ave.
park impost
fees, etc.

City Adm.re

Seminar~-Gar-
bage collec-
tion, etc.