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HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA Wednesday, June 22, 196

Public Hearing

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clal zones required buffer -areas
which are normally. provided
through residential no, 3 zoning.
These allow for high rise and
apartment type buildings, lodges
and other similar vonstruction.

Councillor French pointed out
that sawmills and the department
of public works maintenance build-
ings were-Iocated in the Skeena
Secondary ared long before many
of the property owners Listed on
the petition constructed their
homes, He indicated it was logical
to assume that. light: industriel de-
velopment would occur in the area,
and he stressed that town planning
had teen made on a long term
basis,

“These things eventually HAVE
to be,,” Councillor French said,

Among other submissions made,
wag one from Terrace Equipment
Sales and Terrace Transfer in
which it was pointed out that an
apparent insufficiency in alloca-
tions.of property allowed for light
industrial usage was evident. Sev-
eral other businessmen added
voices ta this submission.

Still other submissions prompted
questions from interested members
of the public gallery.

Following adjournment of the
hearing, a meeting of Council to-
gether with members of the advi-
sory town planning commission,
was called for the purpose of giv-
ing preliminary study to the sub-
missions.

It was recommended by Council-
lor French, backed by Councillors
Norton and Tupper, that the bylaw
should be adopted at the next re-
gular meeting and that Tuesday
night’s submissions should then
be treated on an individual basis.
This would probably result in gev-
eral amendments to the bylaw af:
ter its adoption, in order to assure
the least possible hardship for Ter-
Tace ratepayers and business esta-
blishments,

Reeve Goulet was emphatic in
his desire to see that all persons
affected by the proposed new zon-
ing are given fair treatment, and
that every method possible be em-
Ployed to see that a minimum of
hardship and inconvenience occur.

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month, bingo and rental revenue
showed a slight decline but the
Seneral revenue picture remained
good,

It was pointed out that any local
organization having recreation
matters for consideration, should
bring them to the recreation com-
mission rather than Municipal
Council. The main purpose of the
commission is to study requests for
assistance in the recreation field
and to plan various community
recreational outlets,

July 5th.

slip if you are eligible for it.

RCN RIO TOURISTS — The

foot Corcovado mountain dominates the city state of Rio de Janeiro and the RCN sailors

who journeyed up the moun-
tain to see the, vast panor-
ama of this glamorous
ocean metropolis.

Cencdian Forces Photo

Notice To Taxpayers

DISTRICT OF TERRACE

The date for addition of 10% penalty on unpaid
current taxes is July 5th this year,

This means that the Cashier's wicket at the Muni-
cipal office will be very busy for the next few days.

To avoid waiting in line and to assist us in handling
‘the last-minute rush, we are appealing to texpoyers to pay
their taxes by cheque wherever possible, Cheques need not
be certified if they are mailed in time to be cleored before

Do not forget to enclose the tax notice with your
cheque, and remember to fill in the Home-owner’s Grant

Mail tax notices and cheques to:

DISTRICT OF TERRACE,
BOX 610, TERRACE, B.C.

Thank you for your co-operation.
- W. REID, Collector,

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