July 26, 1993/2490

From the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations, July 12th, 1993 regarding
TRIUMF-KAON.

Moved by CounciJlor Keryluk:
Seconded by Councillor Talbot:

That the Mayor write the Prime Minister expressing Council’s strong concern that the
federal government’s commitment to the TRIUMF-KAON Project is waning and to urge the
government te reaffirm its commitment.

Carried.

DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PER PZITS:

From the City Clerk, July 13th, 1993 regarding Development Variance Permit No. 29/93 for
1749 Myrtle Way.

Correspondence was received from Captain W. Taylor, of 3896 March Place in opposition
to the Development Variance Pennit.

Correspondence was received from Betty and Lennie Butta, 1760 Renton Way in
opposition to the Development Variance Permit.

Correspondence was received from Louise and Gerald Montgomery of 1759 Renton Way in
opposition to the Development Variance Permit.

Correspondence was received from Moyra Thompson and Michel Gendron of 3946 March
Way in opposition to the Development Variance Permit.

Mr. Broker, 3933 March Way spoke of his opposition to small lots in the area.

Mr. W. Giesbrecht, Realtor stated that in reference to predominantly large lots in the area,
the cul-de-sac beside this home has smaller properties. He also suggests that trees should be
retained by the Developer.

Mr. W. Patton, 1725 Myrtle Way moved into the area because of the larger lots and would
like to see it remain that way.

Mr. Crowe, 1749 Myrtle Way noted the property would not box anyone in as it intersects
Myrtle and March Way.

Ms. Crowe, 1749 Myrtle Way registered complaints regarding people cutting through her
property and using it as a pathway.

Mr. D. Taylor, 3876 March Place presented a letter he wrote in 1988, plus a 13 name
petition opposing smaller lots for reasons stated in the letter.

Ms. Crowe, 1749 Myrtle Way feels one additional home will not interfere with life of the
other residents.