August 12th, 1974

“in such a manner that the building is protected from all hazards

associated with an unfinished or incomplete building."

and substituting the following therefor:

"and that in so doing the Municipality accepts no responsibility for

the suitability or adequacy of the said fence erected for the benefit of
the said developer for which the developer covenants and agrees to accept
full responsibility and to save harmless the municipality from each and

every action and claim which may be brought or arise as the result thereof."
and that the change is presented to Council at this time in order that it
may be incorporated in the By-law when the same is considered for third
reading.

Copies of a petition signed by 253 residents concerned and leters from
the following residents expressing opposition to the proposed project were
again submitted to Council for review:

Mrs. M. Stevens, 2505 Sawyer Place (received March 20th, 1974)

Mrs. Betty Bruce, 3362 Hastings Street, March 7th, 1974

Mr. & Mrs. R. Deppiesse, 2508 Sawyer Place, March 5th, 1974

Mr. and Mrs. H. Mielke, 3453 Nastings Street, March 5th, 1974

J. Sundararajan, 2509 Sawyer Place, March 7th, 1974

Mrs. M.F. Speakman, 2504 Sawyer Place, March 3rd, 1974

Mrs. V.D. Schellenberg, 3493 Hastings Street, March 4th, 1974

Mrs. Maureen Adams, 2512 Sawyer Place, March 6th, 1974
as well as a further letter of protest dated August l2th, 1974 from Mr.
Kenneth A. Johnston, 2382 Patricia Avenue, that was delivered by hand immed-
iately prior to the Hearing.

is Worship the Mayor then advised that the comments made by those
present at the Hearing would be taped for record purposes and for the bene-
fit of those members of Council not in attendance this evening.

On invitation of ilis Worship the Mayor, the project builder, speaking
on behalf of the applicant, advised that the site, consisting of about 4.8
acres, is located North of the Lougheed Highway between Jervis Street and
Hastings Street, that it is proposed to construct 37 townhouse units thereon
of about 1,290 square feet each, and that all would have carports plus 27
other parking spaces for a total of 1.7 parking spaces per unit. The builder
further advised that the site coverage of the townhouses and carports together
would amount tp 16.6% of the total site area and with the driveways and roads -
28%. We mentioned that it is proposed not to develop the portion of the site
fronting on Jervis Street; also that it is proposed to retain the creek in its
natural condition and leave as many trees as possible. The builder also poin-

ted out that there would be a 40’ x 40' play area for children where "big

toys’ would be provided as well as 1.8 acres of park area, and that it is