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Upon receiving these recommendations the Committee requested an

open public meeting which was held May 3lst, 1973 with the Planning & Zoning

Committee Chairman, the Health & Welfare Committee Chairman and the Planning

Officer.

Two briefs were submitted for the Committee's perusal and discussion

was held with those responsible for the submissions.

requested information in regards to the establishment of Day Care in residential

in the evening the group

areas. This group was somewhat opposed to Day Cares in single family areas

and presented some valid arguments. On Friday, June 8th, 1973, the Planning

& Zoning Committee Chairman and the Health & Welfare Committee Chairman and

the Planning Officer met again to discuss the proposed by-laws for inclusion

in the Zoning By-law. After a lengthy discussion and taking into account the

results of the public hearing, the following points for inclusion in the by-law

were agreed to.

1. Family Day Care, Croup Day Care and Out-of-School Day Care

should be permitted in the RS-1l, RS~2, RM-1, RM-2, P-1, P-2 and A-1 zones.

2. Pre-schools, Kindergartens, Nursery Schools should be permitted

in the P-2 zones.

3. Child Minding Services because of the limit to 5 children in

short duration keep would be allowed without a permit.

4. An application fer up to 8 children in the RS-1, RS-2, A~l1,

P-1, P-2, RM-1 and RM-2 zones would require notice be given only to the

adjacent property owners and those properties immediately across the common

street.

§. An application for more than 9 children would require circulation

for a 600 foot radius from the anplicants site.

6. The requirements similar to the duplex spacing apply, that is,

only one per 60) feet on the same sice of anv

sac be permitted. The lot sine is net intend

e

street and only one ver cul-de~

a to apply.