August 27th, 1979. /5,

Mr. Walton stated perhaps the Agricultural Environmental Control
Department can find an enzyme to kill the odor.

Mr. D. Fatrick, 3419 Freemont Street, stated he even has trouble
breathing because of the odor.

Mr. J. Blowers, 3396 Handley Crescent, expressed his concern at
having to put up with the constant odor.

Mr. H. Prante, 1889 Humber Crescent, stated people now are so far

formant taretn anes men pany PQ Yrot eet enamine sae

removed from the fact that human development and growth all stem back to

the farmers and their farm products that problems between residential

and agricultural areas develop.
Discussion continued and it was concluded that there was indeed a

problem and that Agriculture Canada should be contacted to help find a

solution.

Moved by Aldernan Laking:

Seconded by Alde man Mabbett:

That the residents affected by the odor from the piggeriés on-
Devon Road be asked to sign complaint forms and ferward them to the

Agricultural Environmental Control Committee;

THAT the farmers be asked to empty their holding tanks early in the

week on Monday or Tuesday;

THAT the City contact Agriculture Canada to seek a solution to the

odor from the piggeries;

AND THAT the City's Environmental Protection Committee co-ordinate

the information and prepare a report for Council.

Carried.

From the City Engineer, August 9th, 1979 stating that as the result of City Eng.,
Aug. 9/79 re

B/L #1680 -
. . Hwy. Facil.

Highway Facilities Development Cost Charge By-law, No. 1680 an amendment BL, Cost Chg.
B/L, 1979 -

has been prepared. Deferred for
Two Weeks.

receipt of a letter from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs rejecting the

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the third reading of By-law No. 1680 with the proposed amendment

be deferred for two weeks.

Carried.