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properties on the east side of Ulster be included in the
development to share the servicing and construction costs.
The Committee feels that this matter should be referred to
the Land Use and Land Sale Committees for further consider-
ation. As part of their considering this the Public Works
Committee would like to suggest that:

1. Development on both sides of Ulster Street be
considered from Lincoln Avenue north to Victoria Drive.

2. Strong consideration be given to disposing of
the City property as raw unserviced land.
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ITEM V

Re: Downtown Street Lighting

Council has received by memorandum dated May 16th,
1977 the R.P. Shaflick Engineering Ltd. Report. A meeting
was held with the Downtown Merchants Association on Tuesday,
May 24th, 1977 and as a result of this meeting the Committee
is now prepared to make the following recommendations: '

. 1. The Shaflick Report eutlines three types of
lighting standards using mercury vapour lights and the same
three standards using high pressure sodium lighting. The
Committee recommends that the regular davit standard with
mercury vapour lighting be used in the downtown area. The
estimated cost of this in the Report was $179,299.00 for thé
entire downtown area.

2. $25,000.00 was approved in the 1977 Budget for
downtown street lighting. The Committee recommends that the
street lighting be undertaken on Shaughnessy Street from Wilson
Avenue north to the underpass at an estimated cost $31,000.00.
The City Administrator can advise Council on how the additional
$6,000.00 can be provided should Council agree.

3. The Committee feels that in subsequent years
consideration should be given to proceeding on Whyte Avenue
east of Shaughnessy Street, Leigh Square, Donald Street, and
McAllister Avenue east of Shaughnessy Street. The remainder
of the work shown in the Shaflick Report should be considered
concurrent with downtown commercial and residential development.

ITEM VI

Re: Bus Stops - Downtown Area

At the meeting with the Downtown Merchants Association
on May 24th, 1977 discussions were continued with Mr. Walker of
B.C. Hydro Transit. B.C. Hydro Transit wish additional bus stops

allocated on Shaughnessy Street and the Merchants would like to \

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