/20. May 26th, 1975

Tree Cutt.Reg. Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

& Permit B/law

Amend.#1384- Seconded by Alderman Ranger:
lst 3 readings

That By-law No. 1384 be read a first time. Carried.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That By-law No. 1384 be read a second time. Carried.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That By~law No. 1384 be read a third time, Carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

Mayor Campbell re His Worship the Mayor then advised of a petition received containing
re-routing May Day

parade past the signatures of approximately 500 persons requesting to have the May

Hawthorne Lodge

& Manor Day parade re-routed so that it will pass in front of Hawthorne Lodge
and Hawthorne Manor, thus providing the senior citizens, particularly those
who are non-ambulatory, with an opportunity of viewing it. Alderman
Traboulay recommended that the request be considered by the May Day
Committee; however, due to the lateness in time, Mayor Campbell referred
the matter to Alderman Mabbett, Cbairman of the Leisure Activities

Committee, to determine whether or not it would be possible to re-route

the parade as suggested.

Alderman Traboulay From the City Clerk, May 26th, 1975, advising that Alderman Traboulay
re Smokeless

er units intends to raise the subject of Smokeless Burners under "New Business"
Burner

at the meeting this evening, and that Mr. Vic Hurtubise will be in
attendance with respect thereto.
Alderman Traboulay then spoke to the subject of "smokeless burners",

mentioning that such a unit is operated by Mr. Vic Hurtubise, and stated
Mr. Hurbubise advised he would be quite willing to accompany those members
of Council and senior staff to the City of Bellingham to view a non-portable
type. Alderman Traboulay advised that Mr. Hurtubise had provided him with
photographs of smokeless burner units and stated he would advise members
of Council within two weeks whether or not arrangements can be made for the
proposed trip to Bellingham.

Ald. Thompson - Alderman Thompson referred to the letter proposed to be sent to

letter to parents

re Curfew parents regarding the Curfew, and suggested that where it states that
“unless it is unavoidable all persons of the apparent age of 15 years or

less must not be on the streets after 11:00 p-m., that this should be

followed by the words "and before 6:00 a.m."; and referring to where it