September 9th, 1974 /ll.

in the Tax Sale Land Fund but can be spent by By-law with the approval of Victoria.
Alderman Mabbett pointed out that the City is retaining four 33' lots on Toronto
Street for a future Fire Hall site, and Alderman Traboulay stated he would like to

see some of this money go towards that project.

From the Land Sale Committee, September 6th, 1974, advising that the owner of Land Sale
Comm. re
@ tana at 2365 Kitchener Street has made application to subdivide his property pre~ City land-
sently zoned RS-1 (One~Family Residential) into residential lots, and in order to

to City pax
conform with the City's requirements in the subdivision, a road allowance is be-

ing requested on this property to connect Scott Street to Patricia Avenue. The
Committee, in its report, stated that in order to accommodate this road dedica-
tion a small piece of City-owned property would be required by the applicant to
provide for a road allowance, consisting of a piece of land 50' by 66', which is

presently an extension of Patricia Avenue leading into the City-owned park, and

which has a value of approximately $2,500.00.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Aiderman Lakine:

That as recommended in a report from the Land Sale Committee, September 6th,
1974, a small piece of City-owned property consisting of an area 50' x 66', which

is presently an extension of Patricia Avenue leading into City-owned park, be de-

@ aicates for road allowance upon payment by the applicant, Mr. Hugh McDonald, of

the sum of $2,500.00 plus the cost of the legal survey required to effect the

dedication. Carried.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Mr. Hugh McDonald, the applic-
ant and owner of the property at 2365 Kitchener Street, was in attendance and
pointed out that lis property was presently in a "locked in" situation, and that
the only way access can be provided is by acquiring the City-owned land in ques-
tion. Alderman Thompson commented that Mr. McDonald would be getting better than
3,000 square feet of land for $2,500.00; however, Alderman Laking pointed out that
this gives the City a roadway and access into the parkland at the same time.
From the Planning Officer, September 5th, 1974, for information only advis-  Plan.Office

re subdiv.
ing that an application has been received from Huntington Rubber Ltd. to subdi- application

Huntington
vide its present site at Davies Avenue into two parcels. Robber Ltd.
@ Alderman Laking stated his understanding that in the long range plan it was
the intent to phase the area across the tracks out of Industrial zoning; however,
the Planning Officer pointed out that the Huntington Rubber site is presently
zoned M-1, that the size meets the Subdivision By-law requirements, and that he

could not see why or how the application for subdivision can be refused. Alder-

man Laking mentioned that the building is non-conforming at the present time, and