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The following items were
referred to committee by
‘Terrace city council Monday
“might and may be discussed at
-the next committee meeting.
‘The general public can attend
‘council committee meetings if

they wish, with the exception
‘of items involving private
‘property or personnel items.
For more information contact

‘Denise Fisher at 635-6311.

"Finance, Personnel and
Administration, Tuesday,
‘March. 31 at 12 noon. (1) Rep-
resentatives of the ‘Terrace
Women’s Resource — oe,
‘Centre will attend

this meeting to dis-_
-cuss the renewal of
their lease on prop-

erty located at 4542,
Park Ave. (2) Rep-

.resentatives of the
Family Court and»
‘Youth Justice Com-

mittee will attend
‘this meeting to
discuss their.
annual report to.

_ the Solicitor Gen-

eral and an application for a sum-
mer student: employee. The stu-
dent: employee, would compile a
youth services resource. manual
that would include information o on
court appearances.

Planning and Public

Works, Wednesday, April 1 at

12 noon, (1) A request from the

‘Terrace Co-op for the location of a

crosswalk on Greig Ave. between
the Co-op entrance and The Medi-

~ cal Clinic. (2) A request from the

Terrace Co-op for the installation
of a working electronic traffic
control signal or a 4-way stop at
the intersection of Kalum St. and
Greig Ave. According to a letter
addressed to city council, the Co-
op has received a "number of com-
plaints” from members regarding
this "high risk intersection".

(3) Loading and unloading con-
cerns at the Emerson St. freight

entrance of the. Inn. of the West

cold beer and wine store. Accord-

ing to city administration, two |
lanes of traffic are blocked for as:
much as an hour, two days per’

week; at the time the loading
zone was established the city
agreed to only one day a week.
City administration points out,

however, that a copy of this.

agreement cannot be located. (4)

A proposed bylaw change to apply .

a "late users fee" for connection to
the North Thomas sewer main.
The main was installed last year

but only Uplands Elementary

School was connected to the sys-
tem at the time. Halliwell and
North Thomas residents did not

participate in a Local Improve- .
‘ment Project when the: ‘main was

installed. (5) At ‘the request -of
committee chairman Mo- Takhar,
an administration -report on. the
effectiveness of the ‘PatchMaster

will be discussed. Takhar has
expressed concern ‘that. pavement

repairs done by the city-owned
Patchmaster may not last as long

as repairs by more traditional
‘methods. (7) A list of nine city

vehicles slated by administration
for replacement in 1992. (8) A

consultant’s report’ on the west

Halliwell residential. flooding

problem maybe available.
Bylaws: (1) A bylaw amend-

ment with modest increases to

cemetery user fees has been given
final adoption. (2) A rezoning _

bylaw regarding property owned

_by Lawrence Stella and located on

the southwest corner of Walsh
Ave. and Sparks St. has been

given first and second reading.

Stella has requested the property

10 Terrace Review — March 27, 1992

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be rezoned from Single and Two

Family Residential: (R1) to “Multi-

Family Residential (R3) to’ allow
the construction of a fourplex. A
date for public submissions will
be advertised before thé: bylaw
amendment proceeds to'‘third and
final reading. (8) Following public
input Monday night, a-Dévelop-

-ment Variance Permit'alléwing a

reduction on setback allowances
been granted to Ricliay'd and'June
Steele on two properties lécated
at the intersection of Munthe Ave.
and Skeenaview Drive. In view of
concerns lodged -by > Dennis
Brewer, ; it was determiriéd ‘traffic
safety woild not‘be
compromised by
the construction of
--homes: on“ the “two
properties,'and‘that
either a’ street
closure or:a reduc-
‘tion to” one-way
traffic were the.
only soliitions © for
- improving'safety at
--. the intersection. (4)
A Development
Variance’ ‘Permit
was granted

Canada , Safeway Monday night.

Time was allocated ‘for . public
input, but’ no presentations ‘ ‘were

_ made. The DVP requires Safeway
to provide a’ total of 188’ angled
‘parking spaces (including existing

, paces), sidewalk planters and
‘Jandscaped islands as a ‘part of
_ their expansion project: ‘The build-

ing expansion is slated! to begin
soon, but the relocation‘ of Ottawa

St. ‘must be completéd’ and: the
street must be opened ‘before the

work can begin. (5) City’ ‘council

‘has decided to proteed witha
‘rezoning application submitted by

Takhar Trucking Ltd: Approval

will change a 9.51 acre ‘parcel of

land on the south side‘ of Halli-

~ well between Munroe and Thomas —
‘from rural to residential, allowing
‘a 30-home subdivisiot’ proposal.

The ‘rezoning conforms’ to: ‘the

official’ community plan’ and ‘no
hearing will be ‘held: Interested
parties will be able to address

council before third reading. ©