/6. April 28th, 1975

Ald.Thompson re
Community Rec.

Resource Cll.-Resource Council last Thursday guidelines were set up and stated these
guidelines,etc.

Alderman Thompson advised that at a meeting of the Community Recreation

would be presented to the Council next Monday. Alderman Thompson then

introduced Mr. M. Rogers, Chairman of the C.R.R.C., who was elected to

that position at the meeting aforementioned.

Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay referred to copies of letters sent to the School
letters to School Bd.

"74-inform.on Board last year advisin
residential devel.
in City

g of residential development taking place in the
City that the Council had received, and commented that no such copies
have been provided this year. The City Engineer advised that he had

made this information available to the School Board last year, and while

he had discontinued that practice, he stated he understood it was being

carried on by the City's Planning Officer.

# Ald. Traboulay-
Notice of Motion re

stump burning part of the City's Subdivision By-law, and he gave Notice of a Motion he

Alderman Traboulay then referred to the fact that stump burning is

intended to make to amend that part of the Subdivision By-law in view of
the increased development going on in this community.
Ald. Traboulay- Alderman Traboulay stated he had noted there are no funds allocated
funds for X/walk
| lights in the Budget for crosswalk lights, and advised that as he believed
there should be funds set aside for a light for the crosswalk on Shaughnessy
Street adjacent to the I.G.A. shopping centre, he would introduce this
item during budget discussions later this evening.
Ald. Laking- Aiderman Laking referred to a letter from Mr. and Mrs. @. MacDonald

cemetery marker
f problem- concerning the problem of a grave marker in the children's section of

i children's section
the cemetery sinking approximately 2" below ground level. Mr. MacDonald
was in attendance at the meeting and he advised that on visiting the
grave site he had noted the marker had sunk and that that section of tne
cemetery was generally in an untidy state. The City Engineer advised
that Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald had requested a base to raise the grave
marker, and that he had explained to them that this is not permitted in
the children's section of the cemetery; however, he stated he would
endeavour to have the problem of the sunker: marker corrected,

Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk referred to advice he had received from Mr. John

mosquito control

programme Nelson, Vector Control Officer, that mosquito spraying will commence on
May ist, and that it was suggested that beekeepers contact Mr. Nelsen
who will inform them prior to spraying being carried out. Alderman

Keryluk suggested that the press take note of this information, and

Mayor Campbell stated his understanding that the press was already aware

of that item.