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W.H. Overend,

February 2nd, 1976

THAT the City Clerk prepare the necessary By-law and arrange for

the required Public Hearing thereon;
AND THAT the City Engineer and Planning Officer complete the Plan

of Subdivision for the proposed development. Tabled.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing proposed resolution,
a discussion ensued, and Alderman Trahoulay stated he felt the proposal
should have been scrutinized by the Committee and then submitted to
Council for consideration; therefore, he proposed the following motion:

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the foregoing proposed resolution approving in principle an
application for subdivision at the South-west corner of Lincoln Avenue

and Cedar Drive be deferred for one week. Carried.
Aldermen Laking and Ranger voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Keryluk
stated he did not think one week would jeopardize the success of the
development, and Mr. R. Spani, the applicant, agreed although he mentioned
he was anxious to get the work underway.

DELEGATIONS :
From Alderman J.J. Keryluk, January 30th, 1976, advising that Mr.

Director, FVRL re

‘76 budget,
ete,

W.H. Overend, Director of the Fraser Valley Regional Library would be in
attendance this evening and submitting some supportive information with
respect to the 1976 FVRL Budget.which had been tabled at the January

19th, 1976 meeting pending reconsideration thereof by the Library Board.

Prior to discussion on the above-noted subject, Mayor Campbell
stated he was pleased tn advise that Alderman Keryluk had reconsidered
his request to be removed.as the City’s representative on the Fraser
Valley Regional Library Board, and had agreed to continue serving in
that capacity.

Alderman Keryluk stated he had attempted to supply all the information
the Courcil had requested with respect to the 1976 FVRL Budget and that
Mr. Overend was in attendance to clarify any further difficulties in
that regard. Alderman Traboulay inquired as to the impact of Richmond
leaving the library service, and Mr. Overend advised that the remaining
16 municipalities will find their assessments for 1976 5% higher than
they would have been had Richmond stayed in. Alderman Traboulay expressed
concern at a rumor that Surrey is preparing to pull out, and Mr. Overend
stated he did not think Surrey would be leaving the service, but in any

case that municipality could do nothing until the next municipal election