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The property is focated at 3950 Newberry Street and the rezoning
would permit the subdivision of the property for residential purposes.

The following people were present at the Zoning Public Hearing and
expressed their views on the proposed rezoning:

Mr. T. Gardner, 1109 Lynwood Avenue who presented a petition to
Council regarding the use of Wedgewood Street and Lynwood Avenue.

Mr. Le Osborne, 1319 Apel Drive who was concerned as ty. whether or
not Lynwood would become an artery. The Dirsctor of Community Planning
replied that Lynwood Avenue is designated as a collector road and the
long term intentions are to connect Lynwood further to the east to The
Mars Street subdivision. Mr. Osborne asked if there were any plans to
change the traffic patterns on Apel particularly the dangerous corner at
Ape! and Victoria Drive. The City Engineer indicated that eventually it
would be upgraded, but at this time there is no budget for upgrading.
Mr, Osborne then referred to the incorrect advertisement in the joca!
paper and his concern that people may be mislead by this information.

Mr. B. Allen, 1255 Plymouth Crescent spoke regarding his concern that
+his access wil! create further traffic problems with the number of
children in the area and suggested a three way stop at Plymouth Crescent
and Lynwood Avenue at the eastern end. Mr. Allen mentioned his concern
that a possible fisheries stream at the east portion of Plymouth Crescent
had been covered over. Alderman Gates replied that fisheries are aware
of all construction in the City , but that the Environmental Protection
Committee would jook into the matter.

Mr. H. Wall, P.Eng., an engineer for the developer who explained that
the watercourse is protected by a Restrictive Covenant and they have
permission to reconstruct a portion of the water course.

~The Public Hearing adjourned at 7:55 DeMe

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