November 20th, 1978. PWC, Nov. 17/78 From the Public Works Committee, November 17th, 1978 recommending re Survey & Aerial Photos, that Council authorize the City Engineer to obtain a ground control survey and aerial photography this year at a cost of approximately $8,000.00 and that funds be taken from the $20,000.00 that remains in the budget for metric conversion. The preparation of new mapping from this information would be done next year at an approximate cost of $30,000.00 which would be included in the 1979 Provisional Budget. That $7,000.00 of the remaining funds in the metric conversion account be allocated towards the purchase of a microfilm reader-printer which would allow hard paper copies to be made of microfiche records whenever such copies are necessary. All Land Registry Plans and all B.C. Hydro records are now available on microfiche and it is envisioned that all as-built drawings from new land development projects would also be recorded on microfiche and a machine to allow the City to print these records whenever necessary would eliminate the need to transfer all of these records onto utility drawings. Moved by Alderman Mabbett: Seconded by Alderman Traboulay: That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, November 17th, ey tithe 1978 the City Engineer be authorized to obtain a ground control survey and aerial photography this year at a cost of approximately $8,000.00; AND THAT the funds therefore be taken from the $20,000.00 in the budget for metric conversion. Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution Alderman Keryluk inguired regarding use of the particular $20,000.00 account and the City Engineer advised that the expenditure was the first step in metric conversion. Moved by Alderman Mabbett: Seconded by Alderman Traboulay: That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, November 17th, 1978 $7,000.00 of the remaining funds in the metric conversion account be allocated towards the purchase of a microfilm reader-printer.