abd wudes in view of. ‘the. monies ee by the city from ‘these firms ao
oS Be royal tes for * pave renoval. | . 7 my | . nce.
01 edoned that the family of a tire Green, who Passed
evaeaplactons to kis .
_Anhalator crew for the speed wich ‘whet they: answered the _
_ emergency call for Me. 6 Green, oS . | : : Sone a ow
From Mayor Canpbell, “arch 2 22nd, 1974, “advising ¢ that he had a two-hour: meet= x
“tng with Mr. Aldi, of ‘the Canadian Pacific ‘Railway and talked, of three ‘subjects,
. namely: ee Oe a
| a
"Noise in the Yards;
| Fence at Lions Park. ve .
Mayor Canpbell, in his report, advised ¢ that. with respect to Item 1 above, it”
vas agreed. to try an avitrol control for. the “pigeons with the C. Pa R. paying the ~
cost at the Yards while ‘the city wilt have, to absorb ‘the cost at the’ Masonic Hall;
also, ‘the c. P. Re is looking into “taps that could also held. . In discussing Item
8, Mr. Halling ‘stated he could not understand what: the squeal ing noise was, and _
“advised he: would look into the 1 matter. with regard to Item 3, Mayor Campbell « sta~
ted he agreed with Mr. aulLing that a fence ‘causes more ‘trouble than it would do
good, since: it concentrates people in, one ne area even 1 if both sides were. fenced;
‘also; it. ds impossible to “completely close off = the railroad ‘tracks.
a Alderman Traboulay suggested that, consideration of ‘the report be left in: abey-

ance: until Alderman Mabbett: returns following his. absence. due to illness.

"Moved by ‘Alderman Traboulay:

Adjourn

‘Seconded by. Alderman taking:

“That this “meeting do” now adjourn, a Carried, i>

At 10: 00. ) p.m. the necting adjourned. :

Certified correct, » i

City Clerk.