September 9th, 1974

this project?" and the City Administrator answered there was not.

From the City Administrator, September 9th, 1974, advising that a report pre- City Adm.re

City land -
viously considered by the Council regarding the sale of some City-owned land on Chester &

Chester Street was referred back to the Land Sale Committee for further informa- Perth Sts.
tion on the status of Chester Street and the possibility of it becoming a thorough-

fare in the future. The City Administrator, in his report, stated that in review-

ing the matter, the City Engineer was of the opinion that the 66' road allowance

presently existing on Chester Street is adequate for the foreseeable future and

that while creating an additional cul-de-sac exiting onto Chester Street from the

proposed subdivision is adding another intersection to the block, the repiotting

of the area as proposed by the developer has advantages that offset the disadvan-

tage of an additional street at this location.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That as recommended in a report from the Land Sale Committee, August 2nd,
1974, the City~owned land on Chester Street be offered for sale and the portion of
Perth Street necessary for the proposed development of property fronting thereon

be abandoned and also offered for sale provided that it can be incorporated in with

Lots 4 to 10 of Block 1, Plan 2364. Carried.

From the Public Works Committee, reporting on the following matters; Pub.Wks.Com
re Lougheed

Lougheed Highway - Pipeline to Pitt Hwy. ;Water-

Watermain Construction main Constr

Paper pick-up paper~pick-

Solid Waste Disposal up; ete.

Major Interior Intersections

School Crossing Signs

Major Road Study

Local Improvement By~law

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. eof

On anu os he he

and adising that a further report will follow next week on:

(i) Activity on Lougheed-lHastings intersection
(ii) Reconstruction of culvert at Cedar & Prairie (16" difference in water table)
(iii) Major dyking and drainage progress by Senior Governments
(iv) Works Yard site changes

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That in view of advice received from the Public Works Committee that the price
of salvage paper has dropped from $16.00 per ton to $5.00 per ton, the proposed re-

cycling program be deferred until January, 1975. Carried.
Aldermen Ranger and Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Alderman Traboulay inquired whether September 16th was given as the tenta-
tive date for starting paper pick-up, and Alderman Thompson advised that it was.
Alderman Ranger commented that perhaps the City should subsidize the program as it
is presently paying for disposal of paper; however, Alderman Laking stated his con-

cern with respect to financing the program prior to the first of next year, and