March 10th, 1975

Alderman Thompson stated that there are not enough lots at the moment
being developed, and he pointed out that the policy was to restrict the
number of building permits issued but in actual fact the restriction is on
the number of lots being created.
From the Planning & Zoning Committee, March 5th, 1975, concerning Plan.& Zon.
Comm.-Appin.
Rezoning Applications R#21/74 - West of Cedar Drive; and R#24/74 - R#24/74
Prairie/Regina. Alderman Thompson advised that Rezoning Application
R#21/74 had been withdrawn and therefore consideration of only Application
R#24/74 is needed at this time.
It was noted in the report that Application R#24/74 was one of
several appsications for rezoning RS-2 (Cne-Family Suburban Residential)
lands to RS-1 (One-Family Residential) received after the adoption by
Council of the policy to permit no further rezoning of RS-2 lands;
consequently the application had not been dealt with until the Committee
was reviewing the overall policy. The Committee, in its report, recommernied
that the Application be approved for the following reasons:
The land in question is adjoining RS-1 areas;
Servicing is not difficult;
A shortage of building lots is being experienced in the East Sector;
Rezoning is considered to be highly desirable as subdivision of the
land will facilitate the opening of Regina to Prairie which will improve
access and services to the new Recreation Centre.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee, March

Sth, 1975, Application R#24/74 to rezone property legally described as Rem. A,

Blocks 21 & 23, East half, North-west Quarter Section 6, Township 40,

Sketch 10290; Rem. Block 13, North-west Quarter Section 6, Township 40,

Plan 5109; and South-west 100' x 200' of Block 13, Section 6, Township

40, Plan 5109, being 1289, 1339, and 1345 Prairie Avenue, respectively,

from RS-2 (Gne-Family Suburban Residential) to RS-1 (One-Family Residential),

for the purpose of creating a residential subdivision, be approved.
Carried.

From the Health Committee, March 7th, 1975, advising of an application Health Comm.

Fam.Day Care
received for a Family Day Care Centre at 1591 Elinor Crescent for up to Appln.-1591

Elinor Cres.
five children.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger: