July 30th,

Mr. S. Gray, 834 Alder Place, spoke against duplexes as in his
opinion people tend to be transient.
Mrs. Sharon Robertson, 3573 Hamilton Street, expressed her concern

regarding the way in which some occupants of duplexes do not keep up the

maintenance.
Mr. W. Braun, 827 Alder Place, stated one of the people petitioning me
against duplexes was not a property owner, and further mentioned that

although Mr. Sitter's property was well cared for it had not been so in

the past.

Mrs. Betty Summers, 779 Alder Place, expressed concern regarding
the size of house to be built on the lot behind her.

Mr. V. MacIjauskas, 826 Alder Place, spoke in favour of having
mixed types of housing in an area.

Mr. M. Sitter expressed concern that there would be parking problems
in the area.

Alderman Ranger stated he was not against duplexes being interspersed
among the community and does not feel property values are affected.

Alderman Traboulay stated he would have made the recommendation

approval not be given to the duplex applications had it been pointed out o
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by the petitioners that it would mean a change to the density of the

dwellings in the area but that the arguments given did not support

rejection. Alderman Traboulay spoke in support of renters.

Mrs. Sharon Robertson, 3573 Hamilton Street, asked for clarification

of who could be contacted if the properties were not kept up. Mayor

Campbell advised the City's By-law Enforcement Officer should be informed

of any problems.

Mr. S. Woodworth, 766 Alder Place, stated whether a person rents or

buys a dwelling there is only a 50-50 chance they will keep up the
maintenance.

Mayor Campbell then stated, in his opinion, the Public Hearing
had given everyone a chance to give their opinion and for the first time
people had given both pros and cons for the rezoning applications

presenting both sides of the picture.