Ald. Traboulay

January 20th, 1975

in the Province would be given a share of the revenue. Mayor Campbell

commented that according to the proposal, the revenue increase would be

approximately $22,000,000.00, of which the municipalities should receive

an amount equalling about $10.00 per capita; however, the Provincial
Government has not yet indicated the manner in which the monies will be
allocated.

Alderman Traboulay congratulated Mayor Campbell for holding the

re Juvenile Delinquent

meeting

meeting on Juvenile Delinquency last Thursday, and inquired what he

expected to come out of the ad hoc Committee. Mayor Campbell advised he

had sent letters to all who attended the meeting requesting that they advise
him of any ideas they got from the meeting and of any recommendations

they had with respect to the new Federal Juvenile Act, and he stated he
thought there would be a further meeting sometine towards the end of
February.

Alderman Traboulay advised of concern expressed to him that there
would not be sufficient ice time available for girls' ice hockey, and he
inquired whether it would be possible to keep the ice in the arena until
about April. The Recreation Director advised that keeping ice in the
arena after March would be expensive if only for one sport. Alderman
Laking stated he felt the matter should be referred to the Parks &

Recreation Committee for consideration and report back to Council.

Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay referred to a memorandum from Mr. Bruno Freschi,
memo-Huntington

Rubber Mills'
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Adjournment

the City's Planning Consultant, concerning Huntington Rubber Mills'
long-term interest in the property proposed to be rezoned under By-law
No. 1339; howe er, Alderman Ranger, on a point of order, inquired whether
further information on the subject should be discussed at this time and
the City Clerk advised that once a public hearing has been held there
should be no further input as the public does not have an opportunity to

comment on information received after such a Hearing.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That this meeting do now adjourn. Carried.

At 8:15 p.m. the meeting adjourned.
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