November Ist, 1976

From the Finance Committee, October 28th, 1976, being the Statement
of Accounts payable in the total amount of $120,534.49.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the report of the Finance Committee, dated October 28th, 1976,

recommending payment of Accounts totalling $120,534.49, be approved.
Carried.

From the Planning & Zoning Committee, October 28th, 1976, recommending
that Application R#24/76 to rezone a 4.6 acre parcel at 1680 Broadway
Avenue, legally described as Lot 18, D.Ls. 231 & 288, Plan 4667, from A-

1 (Agricultural) to M~1 (General Industrial) for development of a multi-
tenant warehouse, be approved; however, the Committee, in its report,
expressed concern about the blandness of the design and suggested it be
reviewed by the Design Panel.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee,
October 28th, 1976, Application R#24/76, being a proposed multi-tenant
warehouse development to be situated at 1680 Broadway, a 4.6 acre parcel
legally described as Lot 18, D.Ls. 231 & 288, Plan 4667, be approved and
designated a Development Area subject to a review by the Design Panel
with respect to the exterior of the structure. Carried.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Keryluk
suggested that the Design Panel review the design of the structure prior
to approval being given for the development; however, Alderman Laking
pointed out that this can be done while the Land Use Contract is being
prepared. An artist's rendering of the proposed building was displayed,
and Mr. E. Anderson, who was in attendance on behalf of the Developer,
advised that the project will be constructed in three stages, and that
after the Land Use Contract is approved, it is intended to apply for
strata title therefore. Mr. Anderson then spoke briefly to the design
of the building, and advised that the Developer is prepared to consider
changes.

From the Building & Protection Committee, October 22nd, 1976,
advising that it) ds the current policy of the Emergency Health Services
Commission to acquire existing ambulances used by municipalities, etc.,
and accordingly, an offer has been made to purchase the City's inhalator

and rescue vehicles; however, the amount offered would not purchase and

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