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Mayor and Aldermen December 29th, 1979)

R.A. Freeman
City Clerk

Re: Modular Homes — Amendment to Building Moving By-law

In accord with the Council's instructions of December 2nd, 1975 the
above noted subject was referred to ovr Solicitor with the request that
provision be made for City acceptance of Approvals of modular homes
given by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The form of By-law
drafted by our Solicitor is attached hereto. .

V£ Council finds this wording to be acceptable might we suggest that it
be referred to the two manufacturers of modular homes who appeared
before the Council - Mariner Homes Ltd. and F.G. Fowler and Associates.

The present wording of Section 2 of the By-law is set out below for
Council's infornation and comparison with the Solicitors proposal:

2. (1) Any bullding moved into the City shall ta of un sgo not greater

chan fifteen (15) years.
. 2) Any wev building moved into the City «tL have been inspected by

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authorized inspectors of The Corporation of the City of Pore Coquitlen an it

4a befoy butit and sliell have a mintaun videh of twanty (20) feet and shall

sonfora to every tenpect to all celevenct Cy~lavs of the City.

3) The owner shail on Fequest from the Juilding Inopector furnish
proof of the ago of any structure vo ba moved and also furnish proof of liability

fosutance to cover the proposed building moving in the amoust of Two Uundred

Paley Thousand ($250,900.09) Dollers.

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