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April 18th, 1977

Municipal Affairs. Carried.
Alderman Laking voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Laking
stated his concern at the drastic effect withdrawal of the Home-owner. Grant
could have on people with fixed incomes; however, Alderman Ranger pointed

out that the addendum added to the resolution would guard against that

possibility.

attendance at conferences by certain Senior Staff members.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Kanger:

That as recommended in a report from the City Administrator, April
15th, 1977, Mr. Nick Chernoff, Chief Building Inspector, be authorized
to attend the Building Inspectors' Conference in Vancouver from May 11th
to 13th, 1977, and that Mr. L.D. Pollock, City Administrator, Mr. R.A.
Freeman, City Clerk, and Mr. J.G.S. Maitland, City Treasurer, be authorized
to attend the annual Municipal Officers' Conference at Fairmont Hot
Springs from May 31st to June 3rd, 1977, with the expenses of all the said

employees attending their respective conferences being paid by the City.
Carried.

From the City Clerk, April 14th, 1977, advising of two formal
applications received for permission to operate neighbourhood pubs at
3274 Coast Meridian Road and in the shopping centre proposed to be
constructed at the South~east corner of Coast Meridian Road and Prairie
Avenue, and submitting for information, a copy of the Provincial regulations
respecting the establishment of neighbourhood pubs.

At 8:40 p.m. Mayor Campbell vacated the Chair and left the Council
Chamber due to the fact that he presently holds an indirect interest in
the Golden Eers Hotel (an established licensed premises in this City) by
reason of holding a mortgage thereon, and Alderman Ranger then took the
Chair in his absence.

A discussion ensued, and Alderman Laking stated he felt a Public
Information Meeting should be held to obtain the views of the City's
residents with respect to neighbourhood pubs; however, Alderman Thompson
stated he felt that the applications should first be submitted ‘to the
Planning & Zoning Committee for consideration, as is the usual practice.
It was noted in the regulations that no general. licensed neighbourh od
public house shall be located within one mile of another neighb: .rhood

public house licensed premises or public house licensed premises e:

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