April 2nd, 1979.

From the Planning and Zoning Committee, March 22nd, 1979 recommending - P & Z Comm. ,
Mar. 22/79 re:

that the rezoning application, R#1-79, to rezone property at 3365-67 R#1-79 ~
3365-67 :

Wellington Street, described as Lot 12 of Lot 1, Block B, District Lot 479, Wellington St:

IAA te i le rete ec eon on

Plan 18105, from RS-1 to RS-1A for subdivision into two lots advance to

“a Mwa ries

Public Hearing.

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Pe ESS

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Committee, March

22nd, 1979 the rezoning application, R#1-79, to rezone the property at

3365-67 Wellington Street, described as Lot 12 of Lot 1, Block B, District

Lot 479, Plan 18105, from RS-1 to RS-1A, advance to Public Hearing.
Carried,

P & Z Comm.,
Mar. 27/79
re R#3-79 -~
1515, 1545,
& 1559 Pitt
River Rd.

From the Planning and Zoning Committee, March 27th, 1979 recommending

that the rezoning application, R#3~79, to rezone properties at 1515,
1545, and 1559 Pitt River Road, described as Lot A and Rem. of Lot B,
Block 9, District Lot 232, Plan 3613 and Lots 354 and 355, District

232, Plan 33046, proceed to Public Hearing.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Committee, March
27th, 1979 the rezoning application, R#3~79, to rezone properties at
1515, 1545, and 1559 Pitt River Road, described as Lot A and Rem. of Lot

B, Block 9, District Lot 232, from RS-2 to RS-1 for a 46-lot subdivision,

proceed to Public Hearing.

Carried,

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution discussion ensued.

Alderman Ranger made reference to the Development Cost Charge By~law and

Alderman Traboulay asked that the servicing costs be prepared for the
Public Hearing. Mr. J. Pennington, owner of the above mentioned property
was present. Alderman Laking then stated that the poultry farm business

would have to be terminated before the final approval of the rezoning

could take place. Discussion was held on the requirement for the

relocation of the existing walkway on Morrison Street to line up with

Taylor Street. Mr. Pennington advised he was aware of these requirements.