The following items were
referred by Terrace city council to
committee or some other agency at
their June 17 public meeting. for
further study and a recommenda-
tion and may-be discussed at the

next. scheduled meeting. Council

committee meetings are normally
open to the public and you may
attend if interested. For more
information on meeting agenda or

_ scheduling changes phone deputy

administrator Denise Fisher at
635-6311.

Planning and Public Works
Committee, Wednesday, June 20,
at 1 p.m. —

‘ (3) A memo from director of
permits and licences Bob LaFleur
and city planner Marvin Kamenz
asking that the Building Bylaw be
amended to classify any relocated
structure as new construction and
to require any mobile or modular:

structures to meet CSA 2240 and -

A277 standards. According to the
memo, a recent application to
move several 18-year-old prefabri-
cated homes from the Nass Valley
to Terrace revealed the fact that
under the existing bylaw it is
possible to move structures of

~ substandard construction quality on

to city lots.

(2) A report from the internal
review committee that recommends
a review of RV parks on Hwy 16
West that are non-conforming with
regard to paved roads and pads
and, in some cases, sewer connect-
ions; the long-term care and
planting and snow removal prob-
lems with regard to a proposal by
the Beautification Society to place
28 concrete planters on the side-
walk in the 4600 block Lakelse;
the removal of a mountain ash and

maple tree on Lazelle Ave. across
from Savala’s Restaurant that are
interfering with the street widening
project and existing power lines.

(3) Year two of Caledonia Senior
Secondary’s Howe Creek Renewal
Project as submitied by Caledonia
Biology 11 students. This second
phase. of the project includes the
installation of log berms to create
spawning beds, re-routing the
creek around a culvert under
Skeena Sawmills, planting vegeta-
tion to stabilize creck banks and
provide shade, and building a fish
ladder at the mouth of the creek.
Council has already approved
Phase one of the project, which is
presently under way and includes
cleanup and mapping work, an
inventory of plants, insects and
fish, discharge monitoring and
collecting historical information on
the creek. -

Community. and Recreations
Services Committee, Thursday,
June 21 at 4 p.m. —

(1) An."Event Tent Rental Poli-_ |.
cy" proposed by superintendent of -
parks and recreation Steve Scott.

According to Scott they’ have
already received requests for rent-
ing the city’s recently purchased
$35,000, 60x80x20 tent that is
expected. | to arrive before the end
_of the month. Suggested basic one
day: rental for the complete tent,
including a one day set-up and one

- day take-down, is $600. Also, |
_ additional days would be $250

| {€04}259-7628. tam.-Cp. mo.

‘eich, a $50 discount would apply
if the sides. were not required and

the renter.would be responsible for

overnight security. With a $200
deposit, the tent would be available
on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cancellation would carry a 50
percent penalty or, with fess than a
month notice, the entire deposit.
(2) A memo from bylaw enforce-
ment officer Fern Sweeting offer-
ing two solutions to the concern
over speed limits near school
playgrounds. Sweeting notes that
school playing fields have been
used as community recreation areas
since an agreement for joint use

was ratified by the city and School
District 88, and there is therefore a
need to extend speed restrictions
beyond norma! school hours. The
city’s options, according to Sweet-
ing, are to permanently change the

speed limits, or change the signs .

from school to playground signs.
Sweeting also recommends play-
ground signs for all streets adjacent
to Rotary, Agar and George Little
Memorial Park. She adds that no
restrictions are required at the
arena-pool complex or Christie and

Riverside parks, but once the
Halliwell upgrade is complete there
should be signs near the Terrace-
view Tot Park.

GA resolution from the Terrace -

Advisory Parks and Recreation
Commission asking that the Parks
and Recreation Department investi-
gate altematives to chemicals for
weed control on all city property.
Other issues raised by the commis-
sion are a second indoor ice sur-
face for Terrace, playground signs
near all school playgrounds, and

Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 13, 1990 All -

Referred to committee: Terrace city council, June 11

the need for School District 88
sports field upgrades.

(4) A request from the Canadian
Paraplegic Association, B.C. Divis-
ion, for the city to host a local
version of their latest fund-raising
endeavour — the B.C. Loonie
Swim. This is a province-wide
aquatic event scheduled for Sund-
ay, Nov. 18., in which participants
of all ages will collect pledges and
swim laps for a maximum period
of 30 minutes. —

-—

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date must possess a valid
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driver's licance, Kigally the suc-
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