April 3rd, 1978.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution
Alderman Thompson asked the City Adminiscrator if the City carries
adequate protection in case of damage resulting from the low-flying
aircraft and the City Administrator replied the contract for spraying is
arranged by the G.V.R.D. Alderman Laking asked that the City Solicitor
look into the City's liability coverage prior to giving permission for
aerial spray for mosquito control.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the request that Council pass a resolution waiving the Department
of Transport Air Regulations to permit aerial spray for mosquito control

be deferred.

Carried.
P/W Comm. , From the Public Works Committee, March 28th, 1978 recommending that

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jWtr. Rates, commercial and/or industrial operations should have metered water rates

Agricultural
Area. but: that agricultural properties should have a flat water rate of:
properties one acré or less - $4.75 per month; properties over one

acre ~ $5.25 per month.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, March 28th, 1978
agricultural properties have a flat water rate of:
Properties one acre or less - $4.75 per month
Properties over one acre ~— $5.25 per month
Carried.
Alderman Ranger voted against the resolution.
Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution a general discussion

ensued and Alderman Ranger pointed out that farming and greenhouses are

a business and should be billed fer water on a metered basis. Alderman

Ranger asked that all connections in the agricultural area be monitored

and Alderman Traboulay advised the Pubite Works Committee will lesk
after getting this done. Alderman Mabbett advised thai the flat rate

would be for 1/2" or 3/4" lines only as the larger lines are automatically

om meter.