Park

,— Continued from page A1

~ Mo Takhar agreed “with Hallock
and seconded her motion to hold

the project, pending a more thor- |

ough discussion. He pointed out
that a- public works report had
‘suggested the washrooms would be
better located in the library expan-
sion, because they would be easier
fo maintain. Hallock referred to
this same report as the one council
had “pushed aside".

- The question was called, and the
motion was defeated by Sheridan,
King and Darry! Laurent. Sheridan
and Laurent then made a second
motion; to accept the lowest pro-
posal. This motion was carried, in
Spite of opposition from Hallock
and Takhar.

Hallock says she changed her
mind on the washroom project
after receiving a personal letter
from a Terrace resident. The letter
outlines several concerms. It
describes the building as an "eye-
sore” that will be the target of
vandals and the cost of construc-

Rezoning —

should be perceived as a vote
against development."

The next item on the agenda was
a letter from Chamber of Com-
mierce president Doug Smith ask-
ing city council to reconsider their
position on rezoning for rental
accommodations. In his letter,
. Smith writes: "Itis the view of the
Terrace and District Chamber of
Commerce executive that these
decisions do not reflect the estab-
lished need for rental accommoda-
tion in the city. Nor do we believe
these decisions reflect the course
of community development as
envisioned by the City and the
Chamber of Commerce. As a
developing service and trade
centre, we believe rental accom-

A& Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 26, 1991

project —

tion is only the beginning to add-
ing up the total cost. Taxpayers
will be paying for things like
maintenance and "providing paper
products to all and sundry",

The writer of the letter suggested
the library expansion was the best
answer, but while we wait, perhaps
the city could negotiate a deal to
use the washrooms in the Copper-
side store across the street. Copies
‘of the letter were circulated to all
city aldermen, but never put on the
public record by placing it on the
council agenda.

There were four other tenders
submitted for the project; one from
Richmond and three from Terrace.
Playtech Distributors Inc, of Rich-
mond said they could bulld the
washrooms for $42,400 while J.
Phillips Contracting offered to do

the job for $49,750, Sandhals
Construction put in a bid of
$55,381 and Soucie Enterprise Ltd.

said the project was worth
$86,000.

— Continued from page A1

modation is and will continue to
be a critical factor in growth."

Smith’s letter was received for
information.

Correction

At the 1991 Rotary
Installation, the Paul Harris
Fellowship Award was
given to Fred Smith, in
memorium, for his niany
years of dedicated
contributions to the Terrace
Rotary Club.

Alex Inselberg was
recipient of the award at a
previous installation.

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