Lovie oe /i7. =
a That. “the: ie feasibility of buying. grovel fron local « operations as meh as. poss~
a ible be Anvestigated in view of the monies: Feceived oy the City. fron these firms

in royalties for gravel r Tenoval. Carried.

“His Horship the. Mayor. mentioned that the famtty of a ur. Green, who passed
-avay. on » Saturday; March 2384, 1974, “asked: hin to” convey ‘congratulations to the.
Fire Department’ s Anhalator crew. for: the speed with which ‘they answered the

energency call for Mr. Green,

- From Mayor Campbell, Mare ch. 22nd, 1974, advising that he had a two-hour meet-

ae ing with Mee. HL of the Canadian Facit ic. ‘Railway 2 and talked of three # subjects,
namely: i . Te |
Pigeon control;

Noise in the ‘Yaras;

Fence. at Tons Park. 2 . 7 .
Mayor campbelt, in. his report, advised ‘that with respect: to Item L ‘above, it
was > agreed to: try an avitrol control for. the pigeons with the c. PLR, paying the
“cost at the > Yards while, the: City. will have to absorb the cost at the Masonic ‘Hall;
- also, | ‘the oP. Re is looking into. traps. that « could also held. An decussing Item
aon 2 Mes. Hilling stated he. could not understand what ‘the ‘squeal ing noise was, and, nd
sta

_ advised he would look : ‘into, the matter, with regard to Item 3, Mayor Canpbelt

with Mes Ling that a “fence causes more trouble than it would. do

: Ou3. he agreed.

good, since tt concentrates | People: in one area. ‘even df both sides were fenced:

also, it is impossible | ‘to © completely close oft the railroad tracks.
“Alderman Traboulay suggested that consideration of. the report be left in abey-
“ance until Alderman Mabbett returns following his absence due to illness.

"Moved by” Alderman Traboulay: 7 os

 Adjournm nt

Seconded by Alderman’ Jaking:
That this necting do now adjourn,

at 10: 90. P- i: the meeting adjourned. —

Certified correct,

City Clerk oe