August 22nd, 1977

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Laking
expressed concern that members of Council may not accomplish what they
were elected for by only having meetings every two weeks, and he also
noted a general lack of enthusiasm in the public's attendance at the
meetings ower the last few months; however, Mayor Campbell pointed out

that the alternate week meeting schedule provides more working time for

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the staff and if required, - Special meetings can be held.

From the City Clerk, August 18th, 1977, advising that the proposed | City Clerk re-
City park pro-

park property in the Nu-West Development at Cedar Drive has now been perty-Nu-West :
Tev.~Cedar Dr.

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conveyed to the City; however, the Land Use Contract is still registered
in the Land Registry Office as a charge against this particular property
and it would be an advantage for the Land Use Contract to be removed
from the park site.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

oon Ar ee ane moe tte etre rtr LR Ertan ete A CMEESTONGR acer

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the partial release of a Land Use Contract registered on July
26th, 1977 in the New Westminster Land Registry Office under No. N76383
relating to Lot 557, North-east Quarter Section 6, Township 40, Plan
52953, New Westminster District, be approved;

THAT the said Lot 557 be released and discharged accordingly;

AND THAT His Worship the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to

execute the necessary document therefore and affix the Corporate Seal

thereto. Carried.
App.Officer
re tax exemp~;

proposed Subdivision of the South Half of Lot 2 and Part of Lot 4, Block tior~Hope
Lutheran

Church pro-

perty-York St.

this. year from the Hope Lutheran Church, advising that the Church had

From the Approving Officer, August 19th, 1977, referring to a

H, Block 1 & 2, District Lot 464, Group 1, Plan 10715 received in May of

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purcnased the lot to the North for consolidation with its existing
property in order to enjoy a tax exemption thereon, and .requesting, as one
objection received from an adjacent property owner did have some merit,
and as the main objective of the Church is to obtain a tax exemption on
the purchased lot as stated in a letter dated August 2nd, 1977, that

the requested tax exemption be considered.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That as requested in a memorandum from the Approving Officer,
August 19th, 1977, a tax exemption be approved for property owned by the

Hope Lutheran Church situated adjacent to 3141 York Street, and legally