May 3rd, 1976

advised that in many new subdivisions, road dedication and roads on each
side dictate the depth of lots; also, the size of a number of 50' width
lots is still required to be 6,500 to 7,200 square feet; therefore, the
Committee proposed, as an interim measure until the new Zoning By-law is
available, that the 60' average be eliminated and that the Approving
Officer be permitted to request minimum frontages of 50'; however, the

5,400 square foot minimum lot size will continue to be maintained.

. Plan. & Zon. Comm. From the Planning & Zoning Committee, April 30th, 1976, recommending
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that Application R#3-75 to rezone a portion of the City block bounded by

Langan, Brown, Warwick and Taylor, legally described as Block H, Lots 15
& 16, District Lot 255, Plan 6430, from RS-2 (Qne-Family Suburban Residential)
to RS-1 (One-Family Residential) for subdivision purposes, be approved.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee,
April 30th, 1976, Application R#3-75 to rezone a portion of City block
bounded by Langan, Brown, Warwick, and Taylor, legally described as
Block H, Lots 15 & 16, District Lot 255, Plan 6430, from RS-2 (One-

Family Suburban Residential) to RS-1 (One-Family Residential), be approved.
TABLED.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution, a
discussion ensued and Alderman Ranger noted no recommendation was made
to hold a Public Information Meeting on the proposed subdivision; however,
Mayor Campbell stated his understanding that such meetings are only
required where there is a change of use in a particular zone. Alderman
Ranger pointed out that a Public Information Meeting is being held with
respect to two proposed subdivisions in the Cedar Drive area where usage
is not being changed, and stated he did not like the idea of having it
in one area and not in another. Alderman Mabbett commented that the
lots in the proposed subdivision are very deep, and stated he felt the
property should be re-plotted for better land use. Alderman Keryluk
stated his understanding that the anticipated off-site development costs
would be about $9,000.00, which would increase the cost of the houses
considerably; however, the City Engineer advised that the off-site costs
would probably be just over $7,000.00. Alderman Ranger illustrated a
plan to increase the number of lots by reducing some frontages, and
Alderman Traboulay suggested that the City Engineer re-design the subdivision

to incorporate three lots with 41' frontages.

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