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Alderman M .R. Wright& Chairman
D.G. Riecken, Deputy Engineer
H.G. Kelly, Dayton & Knight
C. Reynolds

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read and adopted.
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proposal too es
establish
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on a portion of Colon
Farm land within the
City. He indicated that
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aalthooug h tth e exact location
Farm land,
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from how it wou ld get there,
many details of the
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operation had not een fina li zed it was decided
eynoi s should identify more been
precisely what he intends to
do, and to submit this information
in written form
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at the next meeting.

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IV: ANIMAL CONTROL BYLAW
The Committee reviewed
from Coral Wagner and Lorna
Eyolfson relating to a correspondence
violation
notice
respect to a raccoon being kept as a pet issued by the City with
reviewing the Animal Control Bylaw and at 3627 McRae Crescent. In
the Health Bylaw, it was
apparent that there may be a conflict
between
the two bylaws with
respect to regulations
to raccoons. It was determined
the City Clerk should pertaining
that
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to review the two bylaws and attend
the next Committee meetingasked
to
advise the Committee on what options
exist to resolve the matter.

ITEM V: CHRISTMAS TREE BURN

The Committee reviewed a

from Mr. an
and Mzs.. Norie requesting
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at the City discontinueletter
the traditional

Christmas Tree Buzn and
noted that the
was a fund raising event
sponsored by the fire
department, and that the participation
the even t would lik e1y
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determined that the
Deputy Engineer should write to Mr.
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the Committee does not wish to see funds will be used foz, and that
the event cancelled.

consider mulching the trees instead.
annual bura

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ITEM VI: ENVIRONMENTAL ACHIEVEME('IT
AWARDS

Th e Committee reviewed
correspondence from the Honorable Lucien
Bouchard soliciting nominations
for environmental achievement awards.
The Chairman did not have
any candidates in mind which could
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There were no other items of busl
The Meeting Adjourned at 6:30
p.m.

D.G. Riecken, P. Eng.,
Deputy Ci I'y Engineer

A~rman M.R. Wright,
Co+ittee Chairman

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