June 9th, 1975

been cleaned out this year, and no parks for their children. Alderman
Mabbett stated his understanding that Ryan Street, which has not yet
been constructed, would serve as a boundary between the industrial and
residential areas in that sector of the City. Mrs. H. Kaschke, 1723
Cameron Avenue, pointed out her home is right in between Ryan and Broadway,
and Alderman Ranger commented that if he owned a house right next to the
Industrial area, he would sell it and move elsewhere. Mr. Huggins
stated he had moved to that area to raise his children, not to make a
profit from selling his property, and he requested that the proposed
buffer strip be constructed as soon as possible; however, Alderman
Ranger pointed out that monies to improve the buffer strip would be
partially provided by Industrial development. Mrs. K. Vermette, 1727
Cameron Avenue, stated that her residence was located on the edge of the
proposed buffer zone, and inquired how it would be improved. Alderman
Ranger advised that it would be landscaped and trees planted to screen

the Industrial area from the Residential. Mrs. Viek, 1711 Cameron

Avenue, advised that the City's Zoning Board of Variance, although probably

aware of the fact that further industrial development would be taking place
in that area, permitted the construction of an addition to her house
last year and Alderman Laking stated that if the Board of Variance
grants an Appeal, the Council cannot stop it. Mrs. Vermette stated her
understanding that the area was previously zoned Agricultural; however,
Alderman Laking advised that for many years it has been considered
future Industrial. Acting-Mayor Alderman Traboulay commented there is
obviously a Jack of communication between the City and residents and
suggested that it may be a good idea to invite the people to Industrial
Committee meetings in order that they could have an opportunity to make
their views known. Alderman Laking advised that the proposed industrial /warehouse
complex will mainly be used for warehousing and office space, and will
be the best industrial building in the City. Alderman Laking further
advised that the area has been designated by the Provincial Government
for Industrial use, and the City will now have to work out a solution to
make the living area for the residents the best possible.

The Public Hearing concluded at 7:55 p-m., and the regular Council
meeting then commenced.

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES:

Minutes-June Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk: