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The following items were
referred by Terrace city council to
committe or some other agency at
their June 25 public meeting for
further study and a recommendat-
ion. These items may be discussed
at the next scheduled commitice
meeting. Council committee meet-
ings are normally open to the
public and you may attend if inter-
ested. For more information on
meeting agenda or scheduling
changes phone deputy administra-
tor Denise Fisher at 635-6311.
~ Finance, Personnel and Admin-
istration Committee, Tuesday,
July 3, at 12 noon — A number of
applications for 1991 property tax
exemptions: Terrace Little Theatre
Society for their building at 3625
Kalum and adjacent parking lot at
4605 Soucie; Terrace Curling
Association for their building at
3210 School St; Terrace Seventh
Day Adventist Church for their
church/school building at 3306
Griffiths and adjacent playground
at 5506 Lloyd Ave.; the Terrace
Child Development Centre at 2510
South Eby St. and a house at 3304
Sparks St. for their Building
Healthier Babies counselling prog-
ram.

Also on the agenda: a letter from
the Canadian Paraplegic Associ-

_ ation requesting permission to
_ locate candy vending machines in _
. Terrace. The association would -
receive $1.50 per month from each
machine from a vendor maintain-’
ing a minimum of 25 vending,
machines in the area. Alderman —
: Ruth Hallock favoured the idea but

referred the letter to committee due

to concern over licensing and —

‘competition with existing vendors.

A letter from the administrator of
the community of Tillsonberg,
Ont., to alderman Danny Sheridan
outlining their policy on council
remuneration. According to Sheri-
dan, council remuneration in that

community is reviewed annually

and is based on a formula which
considers: the number of years
served. Tillsonberg, says Sheridan,
ds similar to Terrace with a popula-
tion of 10,660 and a staff of 27
police officers,

Committee of the Whole —
(Date not yet established) A rec-
ommendation from the Planning
and Public Works Committee that
the city planner investigate the
possibility of entering into a con-
tract with the property owners of
RV parks on Hwy. 16 West to
ensure that when cily roads in the
area are paved the interior RV
park roadways would be paved as
well. A date for discussing the
matter will be set after the Tour-
ism and Economic Development
Committee and Tourism Economic
have
reviewed the matter.

Planning ‘and Public Works
Committee, ‘Wednesday, July 4, at
1 pm. — A petition. from 26
residents of the 2700 block Cramer
area asking that the city require a
2700 bleck Cramer resident to
clean up his property. According

-to the petition, the lot Is being .

used to store skidders, bulldozers,
loaders and a boom boat which are

" "noisy, and an eyesore”. According
‘. Ing to the petilion, used oil is also

being dumped on the property,

"This is the second request asking

that the property be cleaned up.
‘A-letter from Terrace Bowling
Lanes.requesting a letter of support
1o accompany..a liquor licence
application. According to Terrace
Bowling Lanes’ manager Diane
Francis, the licence would allow

for a 24-seat lounge at the bowling ©

alley which would be closed dur-

ing youth bowling events. Francis

says the bowling alley is currently
applying for at least two special
occasion liquor licences per month
and a permanent lounge licence
would be much more expedient.
A rezoning application submitted
by Norman Heighington to change

the designation of a city lot on the |

northeast comer of Eby and Park
from Residential (R2) to Central
Commercial (C1). The purpose of
the rezoning would be to allow the
construction of a 4,500-square foot
building to accommodate a dry
cleaning business, a laundromat
and a third, as yet unknown, busin-

ess. According to the application,

the Official Community Plan des-
ignation for the property is Central
Commercial.

An application for a Develop--

ment Variance Permit submitted by
John C. Becher of Prince George
for properties localed at 4406,

4408 and 4410 Legion Ave. The
application asks for permission to
construct a building five feet from
the property line rather than the
required 15 ‘feet. The reason for
‘the request is to allow the con-
struction of a building while not

disturbing an embankment on the.
south side of Lakelse Ave. Appro- -
val of the application would allow .

the construction of.a bingo hail on
the property.

A recommendation by the Conn-
munity and Recreation Services
Committee to replace school zone
signs with playground signs at
school zones. The change would
extend. the number of days and
hours of reduced speed limits
acknowledging the fact that school
grounds are used as playgrounds.
The recommendation also calls for
additional playground signs at
Rotary and Agar Parks, the Ter-
raceview Tot Park and at George
Little Memorial Park on Davis and
Park. Alderman Mo Takhar asked
that the matter be referred to the
Planning and Public Works Com-
mittee because Public Works staff
have "some concerns" about the
change.

Community and Recreations
Services Committee, Thursday,

Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 27, 1990 All

July 5, at 4 p.m. — A request
from the Canadian Paraplegic
Association for a Nov. 18 fund
raising "Loonie Swim" will be
discussed with input from the
aquatic foreman. This matter was
tabled at the last committee meet-
ing pending more information.
Referred to administration:
Administration has been asked to
withhold payment on two bills
from the Waste Management
Branch in the amounts of $5,400

and. $74 until concerns over the

substantial increase in Waste Man-
agement Permit fees are satisfac-

. Referred to committee - — Terrace city council, June 25° 7

torily answered and information is
obtained on the Waste Manage-
ment assessment formula and how
the assessed fees are used for.
waste management.

Following a concern expressed.
by the Tourism and Econemic
Advisory Commission, traffic
management alternatives at the
Lazelle-Eby intersection will be

examined by the Public Works

Department and their recommenda- .
tion will be submitted to some
future mecting of the Planning and
Public Works Committee.

Two-for-one truck deal

Terrace city council adopted a
Recreation Department idea
recently to purchase a used pickup
truck rather than leasing a vehicle
for the summer. They agreed the
city could probably get two years
of vehicle use from the purchase
for less than the rental cost and
could recover some of the moncy
when the truck is re-sold at the
end of its "useable" life. Since
then, the Public Works Department
has also latched onto the idea.

Council approved a maximum of
$3,500 for the purchase of the used
recreation vehicle, but when Public
Works found they could buy two
for only $3,400 and have one
part-time for themselves, they
asked counci] to reword their .
motion. This has now been done
and in effect Recreation has use of
1-1/2 extra vehicles for their busy
season and Public Works will get
to use the other half.

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