April 12th, 1976

also, he drew attention to the fact that the 385 name petition of last
year not te demolish the building is being ignored by the Council;
however, Mayor Campbell pointed out that the restoration of Aggie Hall
has been looked at on several previous occasions, and each time the cost

has been too great. Alderman Thompson commended Alderman Traboulay on

valiant efforts to save the old building; however, he pointed out that

longer it stands, the more it deteriorates and the Council is faced
with a choice of spending a considerable sum of money to restore it or
much less to demolish it. Alderman Laking stated he felt the building
was in too deteriorated a condition to justify renovation, and Alderman
Keryluk stated he was sure many feel a pang in their hearts to do what
must be done — perhaps a little prematurely - but the Aggie Hall is now
in its 64th year.
From the Planning & Zoning Committee, April 8th, 1976, recommending Plan.& Zon.

Comm. re
that Application R#16/76 to rezone a parcel of land roughly 3 acres in Appin. R#16/7€

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size from RS-2 (One-Family Suburban Residential) to RS-1 (One-Family
Residential), for subdivision purposes, being legally described as Lot
152, NW, Section 6, Township 40, Plan 46259, and situated at 1221 Prairie

Avenue, be given approval.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded ‘by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee,
April 8th, 1976, Application R#16/76 to rezone . Lot 152, NW Section 6,
Township 40, Plan 46259, situated at 1221 Prairie Avenue, from RS-2
(One~Family Suburban Residential) to RS-1 (One-Family Residential), for
subdivision purposes, be approved.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution,
Alderman Traboulay advised that at the Wednesday, April 7th meeting of
‘the Committee, the developer was urged to include additional property in
order that some of the lots could be made larger. In reply to a query
from Alderman Mabbett, the City Engineer advised that all servicing
requirements have been met - subject to rezoning - and includes work
both on Newberry and on Prairie. Alderman Thompson stated that as long
as there is no problem with respect to inadequate school accommodation,
he was prepared to support the recommendation.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger: