, March 25th, 1974.

and Listed therein certain advantages in dealing with it on the basis proposed ;
also, te was pointed out ‘that the phasing would give an opportunity for the School
Board ¢ to make provision for school accommodation and, in addition, the phasing per-
mits the City to moni tor the type of housing being included, For cxample, if the
Zero lot line housing does hot prove to be popular it can be modifi ied and conven-

© cionar housing provided in a subsequent phase.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee, March
2l1st, 1974, the proposal of Nu-West Developnent Corporation Ltd. to rezone the
North and South half of Lot 7 and Lot 8, of Plan 9726, Parcel A of Plan 14525 and
Lot 5 and the Remainder of Lot 6 of Plan 5726 to permit subdivision for residential
purposes, be approved for further consideration for designation as a Development
Area with development by Land Use Contract and that the proposal be referred to the
Building & Protection Committee and the Public Works Committee for their comments.

: Carried,
Alderman Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, a discussion ensued and Alderman
Ranger advised that the. proposal Was being. brought forward at this time in order
that it could be included in discussions to be held with the School District. Aider--

Doan Ranger stated that. the principals of the » Company have also been in contact with
the School District since last October on “several occasions and are very sénsitive
to the School situation in that area: “rovever, Alderman Traboulay referred to the
top of Page 5 of last Week's Councit meeting wherein Application REL-74 to rezone
property at 777-83-91 Prairie ‘Avenue for residential subdivision was set forth.
Alderman Traboulay pointed out that the Application « was rejected by a resolution
of the Council following consideration of a report from the Planning & Zoning Com-
mittee setting forth its view that the approximately 324 building lots available
in the City is a sufficient supply i for . 1974, and he commented that that applica-
tion was for only 12 building lots, while the proposal now under consideration
calls for 212. Alderman Ranger replied that the Prairie Avenue application was
rejected on the basis of the number of building lots available this year, while

the units proposed to be constructed by Nu-West Development Corporation Ltd. will

e" be on the market ‘until 1975 and that phasing the development gives the School

Board an opportunity to plan ‘head. Mr. Doug Bigelow and an assistant, represen-
ting Wu-West Development Corporation Ltd., then illustrated. the phasing plan for
the area. Mr. Bigelow advised that his firm has been dealing with the Planning &
Zoning Committee since last October and stated the proposal was the most thoroughly.

planned and prepared his firm had ever made. Mr. Bigelow stated that the develop-