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Ald. Mabbett re Alderman Mabbett advised that a storm sewer parallel to the North

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/front of side of the Lougheed Highway in front of McDovald's Restaurant=and ‘Riteway

‘McDonald's Dr.-In
i & Riteway Equipment Rentals would be installed by those two firms.

Equipment Rentals

Ald. Mabbett re

aan ne Chest ekoncerning the Manning-Chester access to Fraser Avenue, and he advised

| Fraser Ave. of a memorandum he had received from the City Engineer Stating that the

Alderman Mabbett referred to a discussion at last week's meeting

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City lots 5, 6, 35, and 36, through which the proposed road link from

Manning to Fraser will be constructed, are zoned municipally as A-1

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(Agriculture) and RSV1 on the Official Regional Plan, so other development

Ald. Laking re of that Property would not be possible. Alderman Laking referred to the City's

former "Ahone"
property purchase of the "Ahone" property in that area, and upon expressing

concern at the amount paid for land which will be "locked in", it was

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agreed a report thereon be submitted to the next Council meeting.

Ald.Mabbett re Alderman Mabbett referred to the "Arthur" property in Fox Street

demolition of former
"Arthur" Park, and the City Administrator advised the City had just received

premises-Fox
St.Park title thereto last Friday.

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Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the City Administrator be authorized to arrange for demolition

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of the former "Arthur" premises in Fox Street Park as soon as possible,
Carried.

Ald.Mabbett re Alderman Mabbett referred to the old "LaFleur" house on Pitt River

demolition-old
"LaFleur" Road just East of the Red Bridge presently being used for storage purposes,

house-Pitt R.Rd.
and stated he would be submitting a Proposal next week that, due to its

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dilapidated condition, the building be demolished.

Ald.Traboulay re
proposed fine Alderman Traboulay referred to the recently-held Meeting of the

increase—juvenile
offences Joint Family Division Committee at which time Judge W. Selbie spoke on

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the subject of "Young People Against the Law Act", and stated he was
pleased to Learn one of the recommendations is to increase the fine for
juvenile offences from $25.00 to $200.00.

Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk advised of his understanding that a letter dated

letter-Ass'n,
Concerned January 15th, 1977, from the Association of Concerned Citizens, was sent

Citizens

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without the knowledge of the President and other officers of the Association;
however, Mr. Harold Pritchett, who was present at the meeting, advised
that the matters contained therein had been discussed and adopted at the

January 15th, 1977 meeting of the Executive.