December 16th, 1974

could vote on a "Without Prejudice" basis thereon, and he further advised
that a final decision could be rendered on January 13th, 1975, bet that
this would be conditional on receiving the approval of the Minister of
Municipal Affairs for By-law No. 1335. Alderman Laking stated he did
not wish to rush into this matter on the basis of the present information
and Alderman Traboulay stated he felt it is incumbent on this Council to
study the report recaived from the Planning Consultant before making a
decision. His Worship the Mayor then ruled that By-law No. 1339 be
considered at the first regular Council meeting in January, 1975.

Traffic Amend.Moved by Alderman Ranger:

B/law #1350-

fin. pass.& Seconded by Alderman Thompson:
adoption

That By-law No. 1350 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.
Carried.

Rezon.& Land Moved by Alderman Mabbett:
Use Contr.Appln.

Fee Amend.B/ Seconded by Alderman Laking:
law #1351-fin.

pass.& adoption That By-law No. 1351 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.
Carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

voc Report - From the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Nov/74

Animals, December 2nd, 1974, being the November, 1974 Service Report of
the Pound Operation. The report was ordered received and filed.

From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, December 10th, 1974, being
the November, 1974 Municipal Policing Report. The report was ordered

received and filed.

4 City Eng.min. From the City Engineer, December 11th, 1974, requesting exemption
ftg. exempt.

j Proposed sub~ from the minimum frontage requirements for Lots 430 and 436 of a proposed
jdiv.Lots 430

& 436, etc. Subdivision of Lots 151 & 164, Plan 42669 and Lot 115, Plan 28222.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as requested in a memorandum from the City Engineer, December
lith, 1974, Lots 430 and 436 of a proposed Subdivision of Lots 151 &
164, Plan 42699 and Lot 115, Plan 28222 be exempted from the minimum

frontage requirement of the City's Subdivision By-law. Carried.

City Adm.re From the City Administrator, December 16th, 1974, advising of a
contract-May Day

ridges, etc. proposed contract with Canallied Productions Ltd. to provide May Day
-Canallied

Productions rides and certain novelty stands, etc., at a flat rate payment to the
Ltd.

City of $2,000.00, with the charges for rides being 35¢ for adults and
25¢ for children, and stating that both Lee Kallen, May Day Co-ordinator,

and Alderman Laking have viewed the equipment and are prepared to recommend