October 18th,1976

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the proposal for phasing of the development covered by rezoning
Application R#14/73 at Cedar Drive by Nu-West Development Corporation as
presented October 18th, 1976 and set out hereunder, be approved.

Phase I 70 lots Occupancy July 1, 1977
Phase II 60 lots Occupancy March 1, 1978
Phase III - 43 lots Occupancy November 1, 1978
Phase IV 40 lots ecupancy July 1, 1979.
Carried.

Aldermen Mabbett and Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That rezoning Application R#14/73 covering a 38 acre site at Cedar

Drive proceed to a Public Information Meeting.

Carried.
Alderman Traboulay voted against the resolution.

From the City Clerk, October 12th, 1976 advising that Mr. Weldon City Clerk,Oct.12/
re attendance of

Noren representing Brownies Franchises Ltd. wished to address the Council W.Noren rep.
Brownies Franchises

problem encountered in signing their new premises at Ltd. re freestand.
sign-2063 Lougheed

2063 Lougheed Highway. Mr. Noren advised the Council that Brownies Hwy.

Franchises Ltd. were requesting permission to erect a freestanding sign
on property that is shared with Midas Mufflers who have also applied for
a freestanding sign and as the City's Sign By-law permits only one free-
standing sign on a property, Brownies’! request had been denied by the
Building Inspector. A discussion ensued during which Mr. Norren pointed
out that the two signs would be over 100' apart and the sign was a
standard design used by the entire franchise operation and further that
in other highway locations it had been considered desirable by the
Department of Highways that this type of identification be used to
provide for less hazardous exits from the Highways. Alderman Ranger
questioned the possibility of subdivision of the property to enable two
signs to be erected however, this was felt to be an unnecessary procedure
in this instance and further that there was some question as to the
property meeting the size requirements for subdivision, It was noted

that a By-law amendment could make provisions to permit the sign to be

erected however, this would then become a permanent change. Alderman

Laking suggested the only alternative would be to draw up a Land Use

Contract to permit the sign installation as had been used in the McDonald's