February 21st, 1977

BY-LAWS:
Land Use Cont.#20 :
Auth.B/L,1977,

Seconded by Alderman Thompson: No. 1501 - 3rd _
reading

That By-law No. 1501 be read a third time. Carried.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Moved by Alderman Laking: Land Use Cont.#21 |
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Auth.B/L.1977,
Seconded by Alderman Thompson: No.1502 ~- 3rd

reading :

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That By-law No. 1502 be read a third time. Carried.

Moved by Alderman Ranger: : Inverness St. i
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& Stm.Sew. L.Imp.
Assess.B/L#1507-

That By-law No. 1507 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted. fin.passage &
adoption

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

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Carried.

Rindall Avenue,
Pave. ,Ex.Conc.Crb.

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk: & Stm.Sew.L. Imp.
Assess .B/L#1508—-

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That By-law No. 1508 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted. fin. passage & '
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Moved by Alderman Ranger:

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adoption
Carried.

Fraser Ave. Stm.
Sew. L.Imp.Assess,
B/L#1509~ final
passage & adopt.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That By~law No. i509 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.
Carried.
Alderman Laking introduced eight By-laws to amend the City's Zoning
By-laws. In speaking to the subject Alderman Laking indicated that the
Department of Highways have refused to grant access to the Lougheed
Highway from properties along the Highway in the vicinity of Coast

Meridian Road, thus creating a serious access problem to commercial

properties in the area, as the sole access would be chrough residential
areas. Alderman Thompson further suggested that the creation of a
‘strip’ commercial development running along the highway (such as occurs
in neighbouring municipalities) was not considered a desirable type of
development, and therefore action should be taken at this time to prevent
such an occurrence. In view of recent enquiries with respect to the
possible development of the most westerly parcel covered by the By-laws,
the City Administrator noted, upon the advice of the Solicitor, that if
any action was to be taken by the Council in an attempt to avoid any
future problems, time was of the essence, and that first two readings at
this time would permit the legalities of such action to get uncerway.
Alderman Ranger expressed concern over the lack of time he had to consider
the matter and felt more information on the subject should be made

available prior to the readings being given,