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Attendance reached well over 200 at a public meeting
held Wednesday evening to hear submissions pertaining ta S
Terrace’s recent Town Planning Study. The study was prepared bs

G. N. Worsley, P. Eng

Advisory Planning Commission, §

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joined with Worsley to hear 28 &
written submissions read

aloud, Two orat submissions
and numerous questions were

also heard,

Chairman of the meeting, held §
in the main auditorium of the i
|Community Centre, was Hugh Me. &

Larty, manager
Kitimat.
THREE TROUBLE SPOTS

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Three major trouble spots in
the planning study emerged dur-
ing the meeting and several others —ia@

of a more individual category were
also introduced.

Foremost was objection, to. that
part of the planning study and
zoning bylaw dealing with a pro-
posed new route for Highway 16.
The suggested route is along Keith
Avenue with connectlons at Ter-
race bridge and Franks Dairy cor-
ner. Bylaw 401, now in its third
reading but still subject to madi-
fication and change, specifies pro-
vislon for 42 feet of right-of-way
on the south side of Keith and 117
feet on the north side. The depart-

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ment of highways has not yet in-
dicated whether Keith Avenue will
be the chosen route, nor has it
determined what size and type of
Toad will be constructed. Several
briefs submitted Wednesday shew-
ed that the allocation of this much
land for the highway would not
only create a lot of personal
hardship for Keith Avenue pro-

practical 1£. it. forced closure of
at least one and possibly two of
Terrace's sawmills.

A second trouble spot was re-

Interest Shown
Study

G. N. WORSLEY, P. Eng.
+. « Prepared study

It's the end of the line for
town planning engineer G. N.
Worsley unless Municipal Coun-
til decides to retain his serv-
Iees in an advisory capacity,
Commissioned to prepare a
planning study for the Munici-
Pality of Terrace, his job has
Now come to an’ end. Comment-
ing regarding the study before
leaving for his home in Van-
. couver on Thursday he said,
“It was intended that this would
simply be a study —- or report
from which Municipal Council
could set guide lines for proper
Planning in your community.
Sub-division and zoning bylaws
are essential to bring the sug-
gestions into reality but only
within reason. All by-laws are
subject to amendment whenever
it is considered necessary.”

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vealed when several objections
were raised regarding proposed
zoning of certain high-cost housing
areas, (now residential no. 1), to
Tesidential no. 3 which allows for
apartments. The specific area is
near Skeena Secondary School and
contains several new homes.
A third stumbling block was
encountered om many Bench pro-
perties where the study recom-
mends rural zoning rather than
residential,
OPENING REMARKS
Robert Elkins opened the meet-
ing, giving a brief outline of the
functions of the advisory planning
commission and expressing his
avatification at the excellent re-
sponse to the public meeting,

He said, “The purpose of this
meeting is to bring you — the
taxpayer — in on this planning.
You've paid for this study and
its only right that you have a
voice in it.”

He atressed that G. N. Worsley’s
report was only a planning “study”
and not a rigid and compulsory
plan,

Mr. Worsley also indicated his
pleasure with the response to the
meeting wien he said, “I am cer-
tainly gratified at this good turn:
out. It indicates a lot of public
interest in the matter of planning
your community.”

In giving a brief outline of the
proposed new zoning bylaw he
commented, “This is a major un-
dertaking and not something

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in Victoria, General planning can
be done to a certain extent, in
this way, but planning details re-
quire that citizen's views must
be heard.” He pointed out that
another public hearing must be
held before a new zoning bylaw
is adopted.

Following Mr, Worasley’s re-
marks, the written submissions
were read aloud by the chairman.

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