/6. June 2nd, 1975

inquired whether the applicant would have a time limit in which to have
the work completed, and Alderman Thompson advised that the applicant

would like to commence work as soon as possible in order to take advantage

of the prime building weather during the summer season. Alderman Ranger

pointed out that the lots are 157' deep, and that in view of the housing
policy adopteu | ouncil last week, stated he felt the land could be
put to better use as there is more square footage than required for
single family development; however, Alderman Thompson referred to the
existing dwellings on the property, and stated that at least one is
substantial enough not to warrant being demolished. Acting-Mayor
Alderman Traboulay pointed out that while the Housing Committee did
stress making better use of land by construction of Townhouses, top
priority was given to the small "starting home" type of residence, such
as would be provided by the upgrading of the existing ouses mentioned
in the rezoning application now under consideration.

BY-LAWS:

giree Cutting Moved by Alderman Keryluk:
H Reg. &Per.Amend.B/law

¥

 #1384~fin. pass. Seconded by Alderman Ranger:
#& Adoption

That By-law No. 1384 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.

Carried.
NEW BUSINESS:

q Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk referred to his request last week that clarification
‘school accommodation
s figures be obtained on school accommodation figures, and Alderman Thompson
suggested that this matter be discussed with officials of the School
Board at a meeting to be held at the Viscount Elementary School tomorrow
evening. The City Administrator advised that the figures in the Yousing
Committee Report did not include figures on current enrollment, an:
while these figures are presently on hand, it is not possible to show a
comparison from them. The City Planner advised that it was indicated to
him at one of the School Board meetings that student enrollment in
School District No. 43 is continually dropping, and that this was the
basis on which the September, 1974 figures were projected.
Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk then commented on the May Day festivities, and
May Day festivities,etc.
stated he felt the parade on Saturday was most impressive; however, he
noted the local high school band was conspicuous by its absence and yet
bands from such distant cities as Seattle participated in the parade.

Acting-Mayor Alderman Traboulay stated there probably would be some

comments made on the matter in the final May Day report.