July 28th, 1975

Prior to passage of the above resolution Alderman Traboulay enquired
as to whether any thought had been given to the suggestion of placing
portables on site for use in addition to the present library and was
advised by Alderman Thompson that it had been looked into and it would
be necessary to provide approximately six portable units in order to
provide sufficient space and such was not feasible. Alderman Mabbett
questioned the possibilty of Mr. Horner agreeing to a 'package deal'
that would include the extras noted i.e. such as janitorial services,
heat, air-conditioning etc. in one price of $6.49 per square foot. Mr.

George Horner, of Horner Developments Ltd. was present at the meeting

and advised that it was his pelicy in the past to lease facilities on a

"net-net’ basis whereby each tenant was responsible for their own services,

etc., however, he would be willing to at least discuss the matter further
if Staff were instructed by Council to pursue the subject further.

From the City Planning Officer, July 28th, 1975 with respect to a
proposed addition to the existing commercial building on Shaughnessy
Street adjoining Shaughnessy Mall b: Mr. George Horner and problems
involving maximum coverage and permitted uses and a recommendation that
a Land Use Contract could permit the development to proceed.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay: Ofer ne ond

re comm. bldg. at
Shaughnessy & Whyte

That as recommended in a report of the City Planning Officer, July
28th, 1975, approval in principle be given so that a by-law can be
prepared to designate Lots 34 and 35, Block 3, D.L. 379, Plan 1213 a
development area and negotiation for a Land Use Contract can commence
with respect to an addition to a commercial building at Shaughnessy

and Whyte Streets owned by Horner Developments Ltd.
Carried.
; . +e .- Mayor Campbell re
From Mayor Campbell, July 25th, 1975 regarding a recent incident at City Rec. Director
Rolley Lake in which the City Recreation Director, Miss Janna Taylor, at Rolley Lake
was responsible for saving the life of a swimmer and advising Council of
a letter he proposed to send to the Honourable Mr. Jack Radford, Minister

of Recreation in Victoria.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the letter proposed by Mayor Campbell, July 28th, 1975 be sent
to the Honourable Mr. Jack Radford, Minister ot Recreation for the

Province of British Columbia, outlining the recent incident at Rolley