October 31st, 1977.

Aldermen Ranger and Mabbett voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the resolution a discussion ensued. and
Alderman Ranger pointed out there had been a housing study done dividing
the City into three sectors and a new subdivision would raise the number
of housing units set aside for this one particular sector. Aldermen
Ranger and Mabbett advised signs are used in other municipalities to
advise interested parties that a development is proposed and that further
details may t ‘tained from the City Hall. Alderman Laking advised
he will look into this proposal.

From the Planning Officer, October 27th, 1977 advising that a

Planng:& Zoning:

Mtg. Nov.8/77 .

3:45 p.m. meeting has been arranged for 3:45 p.m. November 8th, 1977 to meet the
re Official
Regional
Plan

Planning Consultants retained by the Lower Mainland Review Panel to
discuss "Review of the Official Regional Plan for the Lower Mainland".
From the Environmental Protection Committee, October 28th, 1977

Environmen- recommending the Animal Control By-law be amended to change the definition

tal Prot.
Comm, ,"“Oct. of 'dog' and to alter Section 10 to provide that a person shall be

28/77 re ;
Animal Contr. deemed to be operating a kennel if he possesses three or more dogs.

By~law. .
Similarly that the kennel provisions of the Health By~law be amended to
provide for three or more dogs.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the recommendation from the Environmental Protection Committee,
October 28th, 1977 to amend the Animal Control By-law to change the
definition of 'dog' and to alter Section 10 to provide that a person
shall be deemed to be operating a kennel. if he possesses three or more
dogs be approved;

AND THAT the kennel provisions of the Health By-law be amended to

provide for three or more dogs.

Carried.
Prior to passage of the resolution Alderman Traboulay advised the

City should publicize the proposed amendment before it is finalized.

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