November lst, 1976

purpose aforesaid.and to affix the Corporate Seal thereto. Carried.

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From the City Clerk, October 26th, 1976, advising that Mayor Campbell City Clerk-
Order of Bus<

and he had recently discussed the Order of Business provided for the iness~Agendas

for Council |
Agenda at Council meetings, and setting forth a changed listing with meetings
respect thereto.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the changed listing of the Order of Business for the Agenda at
Council meetings as set forth in a memorandum from the City Clerk,
October 26th, 1976, be approved;
AND THAT the necessary amending By-law be prepared to incorporate
the changed listing in the Council Procedure By-law. Carried.
From the City Clerk, October 28th, 1976, recalling to Council that City Clerk-

B/law Amend. |

at its October 18th, 1976 meeting the Staff was instructed to draw a ~freestand-
ing signs-

Land Use Contract to permit installation of two freestanding signs on Lougheed Hwy.

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property situated at 2063 Lougheed Highway rather than the one aliowed
under the terms of the City's Sign By-law and querying if the situation
could not be better handled by an amendment to the said By-law for
general application providing that on lots fronting the Lougheed Highway
that are one acre in size or less, two freestanding signs be permitted -
each having an area not greater than 60 square feet, located at least
100 feet apart, and each advertising a use occurring on the lot on which
it is located - both signs not advertising the same use.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That the necessary Amending By-law be prepared to incorporate in
the City's Sign By-law the changes outlined in a memorandum from the
City Clerk, October 28th, 1976 to permit the installation of two freestanding
signs on lors that are one acre in size or less, fronting the Lougheed

Highway. Carried.
Aldermen Keryluk, Laking, and Ranger voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Laking
stated he was not in favour of freestanding signs for businesses along the
highway unless there is sufficient frontage therefore; however, Alderman
pointed out that the By-law can be changed again if the amendment proposed
proves to be unworkable. Alderman Ranger commented that if the resolution
is passed, businesses will be executing 5 and 10 year contracts with

sign companies, which will cause difficulties in having the signs removed