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July 12th, 1976

of Coast Meridian Road north of the C.P.R.; and the South Sector — that
portion of the City lying south of the C.P.R. Line. The Planning
Officer provided figures for residential developments dealt with by the
Council between January Ist, 1976 and June 30th, 1976 and advised that
the figures did not reflect houses under construction but rather the
number of lots being created by subdivision and/or rezoning. Alderman
Ranger then requested that a full report be prepared for Council's
consideration and Alderman Thompson further requested that the report
include the figures for 1975 and 1976 and that the same be available for
the next meeting of Council. Alderman Ranger then questioned the opening
of certain roads in the area and the resulting traffic patterns and
Alderman Traboulay suggested that prior to going to Public Hearing, the
applications would go to each Council Committee for their consideration
and report, i.e. Public Works regards road patterns; Leisure Activities
regarding park requirements, etc.; se that a full report is available
prior to the Hearing, and that these questions are not being overlooked.

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From the Planning and Zoning Committee, July 8th, 1976 with respect R#8/76 - Manning

to an application (R#8/76) to rezone four 33' lots on Monning Avenue rezoning
from RM-1 (Low Density Apartment Residential) to RM-3 (Intermediate

Density Apartment Residential) to permit the development of a 6 unit row

housing project and recommending approval of the rezoning and further

recommending that a public information meeting not be held as the property

is presently zoned for apartment use and only the density is being

altered.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Committee in its
report of July 8th, 1976, rezoning Application R#8/76 to rezone Lots 15-
18, Block 23, District Lot 464, Plan 2240, from RM~1 (Low Density Apartment
Residential) to RM~3 (Intermediate Density Apartment Residential), be
approved;

AND THAT a public information meeting not be required.

Carried.
During discussion of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Traboulay
neted that this was not a true rezoning but rather a control of density
in multiple zones, and Alderman Laking pointed out that this was the

last single family residence in the area and the proposed development