_RCMP-Monthly
Policing Rpt.
June/76

Planning Ofcr.
' Res. Bldg. Permits
Issued 75/76

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City Engineer-
Vandalism Rpt.
for 75/76

August 3rd, 1976

area will not be available for the Public Information meeting scheduled

for August 4th, 1976.

CORRESPONDENCE & REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, July 5th, 1976 being the
June 1976 Municipal Policing Report. Alderman Traboulay referred to the
overtime report attached thereto and noted that there had been no reply
to date from the Attorney-General's Department in this regard and suggested
that some of the charges were due to officers being called for Court
appearances on their days off and then, due to the present judicial
process, sitting in Court for two or three days before being called to
testify, thus unnecessarily increasing overtime costs. Alderman Keryluk
noted the numbers of adults being charged with Narcotic offences and
suggested that this indicated a reversal of the trend in past years and
that credit was due the young people (juveniles) for this apparent
change in attitude. The report was then received for information.

From the Planning Officer, July 18th, 1976 being a report, as
requested by the Council, of the residential building permits issued
during 1975 and 1976 based on the 'sector' system and advising that to
June 30th, 1976 the number of permits had been - West 52; East 49; and
South 52; for a total of 153 while in 1975 there had been a total of 249
single family and 216 multiple units issued broken down to West 136
single family, 43 multiple; East 57 single family, 130 multiple; and
South 56 single family and 43 multiple. During discussion of the
report Alderman Laking advised that the target figure (set in 1974) had
been West 150 per year; Easc 50 per year; and South 100 per year; and
Alderman Ranger suggested that these figures be reviewed with a view to
being upgraded. Alderman Laking advised that the Planning and Zoning
Committee were presently studying the figures and reviewing the limits
presently in effect. The report was then received for information.

From the City Engineer, July 30th, 1976 being a report, as requested
by Council, on the direct costs of vandalism during 1975 and 1976 to
date and advising that the attached report of the Parks Superintendent
indicated costs for vandalism to Parks, Arena and Pools in 1975 amounted
to $10,087.83 and $17,538.25 for the period January lst, 1976 to June
15th, 1976. The Works & Utilities Superintendent reported that vandalism
to street signs April 1975 to December 31/75 totalled $3,800.00 and

January lst, 1976 to July 3lst, 1976 totalled $3,221.20. The City

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