April 2ist, 1975

Traboulay stated he was not opposed to installing speed bumps but that
he was opposed to the solution proposed by Alderman Ranger. Alderman
Laking stated he was opposed to the proposal, and pointed out that once
the City starts blocking roads, requests are going to come in for others
to be blocked as well. Mayor Campbell stated he was absolutely opposed
to the closing off of streets.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the feasibility of installing some modified type of speed
bumps on Western Drive be referred to the Public Works Committee for

study and report back to Council. Carried.
Alderman Thompson voted against the resolution.

Ald. Traboulay- From the City Clerk, April 18th, 1975, advising of a notice of
Notice of Motion re

Aggie Hall as motion Alderman Traboulay proposed to make this even
Historical bldg. . . : .
(Item Jefer- e onsideration be given to declaring the Agricultural Hall a historical
red)

ing asking that

building.

In speaking to this subject, Alderman Traboulay requested that it

be deferred for one week, and to this the Council agreed.

CORRESPONDENCE & REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

Mar/75 RCMP From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, April llth, 1975, being the
Report

March, 1975 Municipal Policing Report. Alderman Mabbett referred to the
recent damaging of the Schinz property caused by vandals, and stated he
could not recall any report from the police on this matter. The City
Administrator advised the police are still investigating the case, and
Mayor Campbell stated he would inquire into the matter.

REPORTS:

Finance Comm. From the Finance Committee, April 17th, 1975, referring to a request
re matching grants

for park & late last year that the Finance Committee investigate the feasibility of

playground equip.,

etc. Matching a $600.00 grant received from the Mary Hill Community & Ratepayers
Association on a dollar for dollar basis, with the monies to be used for
adventure playground equipment at Routley Park, and advising that the
Committee does not recommend attempting to limit expenditures in parks
by way of matching grants ana that the donation should be spent according
to the donor's wishes and some plan for properly equipping the park.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Finance Committee, April

17th, 1975, grants to the City for use in improving park and playground