/10. December 8th, 1975

Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk advised that the November library circulation

Library circulation
increase,etc. figures show an increase of 2,144 volumes over October and to date an

increase of 32,892 books as compared with 1974.
Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk advised he was informed by the Director of the
immunization programs—

smallpox & Medical Health Centre, Dr. John Blatherwick, that the World Health
tetanus
Organization now feels that within two years smallpox will be completely
eliminated as the only two countries in the world that still have evidence
of smallpox are Ethiopia and Bangladesh. Alderman Keryluk further
advised that no smallpox has been imported into Canada for 20 years, and
that British Columbia will now join 7 other Canadian Provinces in no
longer recommending immunization for smallpox be car.ied out except for
persons who might come in contact with the disease, such cs transport
personnel, ambulance attendants, etc.; also, Tetanus has been dropped
from the Grade 5 immunization schedule, and reinforcement is recommended
to be given once every 10 years only.
Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk referred to a letter received from a Mrs. Collins
new garbage pick-up
charge re the new garbage pick-up charge, and he suggested that for clarification,

she be informed that although there will be a levy of $24.00, this amount

is simply being removed from the tax assessment for general purposes and

placed as a separate charge on the annual tax notice.
Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk stated he was pleased to learn from the Recreation
use of Laking Room-
Sr.Citizens Department that the senior citizens are using the Laking Room at the

Port Recreation Centre extensively.

Ald.Laking re Alderman Laking referred to Application S#62-72, being a proposed

Appin. S#62-72-

Rd.Clos.& Sub.road clusure and subdivision of properties in the Langan-Kingsway area

~Langan-Kingsway

area that was deferred at the previous Council meeting for further review by
the Community Development Committee, and he gave a brief explanation of
the various alternatives available as show on a plan received from the
City Engineer with respect to the future re-alignment of Langan Avenue.
The City Engineer advised that if Council approved the recommendation
set forth in the November 28th, 1975 report of the Community Development
Committee, the Developer would be advised to prepare survey plans for

road closure and subdivision plans for conveyancing.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended in a report of the Cominunity Development Committee,

November 28th, 1975, the following conditions with respect to Application

S#62-72, being a proposed road closure and subdivision of properties iu