TO: MAYOR AND ALDERMEN August 14th, 197
FROM: THE INDUSTRIAL & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CCMMITTEE 0

Report from the industrial & Community Development Committee Meeting held

Monday, August 14th, 1972 at 11:00 a.m.

Present: Alderman E.W. Mabbett
Alderman G.R. Laking
K.J. Stinson. Respectfully submitted.

Item I
Re: 2061 Kingsway Avenue, Lot 17, Plan 10150.

Comments: A letter requesting approval in principal of a proposed subdivision
for the purpose of an Industrial Estate was received. The purpose

of the subdivision is to develope a rental warehousing scheme as well as creating

several parcels, presumably for reeale.

Committee Comments: The Committee felt that a warehousing use on the north
east corner of Kingsway and Tyner is desirable as it is
compatible with existing uses, i.e. Recreation Center.

At this cime the Committee feels that only a subdivision
creating two ten acre parcels should be entertained. It was generally felt that
the proposed layout is undesirable due to the number of road accesses proposed
and parcel size.

Recommendation: The Committee recommended that a letter be sent to the applicant
outlining the undesirablities of the proposed plan and that
subdivision and development will only be considered at the time building and
clients are ready for construction.

Item If

Re: Subdivision S4#48-71 - Sand Mountain Holdings Ltd., ~ Coast Meridian aud
Lynnwood Avenue.

Comments: The Committee discussed the proposed road closure and after due
discussion suggests the following:

that the propesed road closure be exchanged for a City parcel run~-
ning parallel to the existing center line of the creek for a min-
imum of 35' on either side of the creek through the proposed
development.

and further that a more desirable and suitable road pattern be
drawn.

Recommendation: The Committee recommends that the proposed road closure be
exchanged for a City parcel running parallel to the existing

center line of the creek for a minimum of 35’ on either side of the creek

through the proposed development and further that a more suitable road pattern

be drawn.

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