November 22nd, 1976.

Mayor Campbell then offered congratulations to the successful
candidates and further congratulations to those who had run for office
and not succeeded, specifically speaking to Mr. Michael Brennan who was

present in the gallery.

‘Ald.Mabbett Alderman Mabbett referred to the earlier discussion regarding lease

re lease parking

. charges parking charges.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the Finance Committee and Public Works Committee meet early in
the new year to review the capital cost amount imposed and rental rates
charged for the lease of parking from the City.

Carried.

‘Ald.Mabbett re Alderman Mabbett noted the poor condition of the parking lot west

Fire Hall (west)

‘Parking Lot of the Fire Hall and suggested that with the increased number of shoppers

in the downtown during the Christmas season, the lot be graded and a
sign be placed at Shaughnessy Street and McAllister Avenue directing
shoppers to the parking area,

“Ald. Traboulay Alderman Traboulay congratulated Alderman Mabbett on his reaction
re Bawlf report

‘on Housing to the Bawlf Housing Report and requested that it, along with the U.B.C.M. Cy
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remarks, be placed on the Agenda for discussion at the next regular
Council meeting. Mayor Campbell noted that he would be pleased to

receive additional remarks on the report from the other members of

Council.

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Ald. Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay enquired as to when the Northside Fire Halli
Northside Fire

Hall would be available and the City Engineer advised that there had been

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problems between the Contractor and one of ‘the: sub-trades which had

caused a further delay, however, the problems had been resolved and the

finishing work was progressing.

‘Mayer Campbell Mayor Campbell requested that the City Engineer give a report on

‘re Hyde Creek
Pool repairs

the status of the Hyde Creek Swimming Pool repairs at this time, and the
City Engineer advised that the major repair work had been completed, the
concrete had been poured and tiling would be completed by next week at
which time a further water test will be carried out. In view of all of
the corrective repairs that have been completed, it was anticipated that
following the successful completion of necessary tests, the pool could
be ready for use within two weeks. He further noted that all repairs
and tests were being carried out under the supervision of the Architect

and Structural Engineers and it was expected that there should be no