July 8th, 1974 /5.

a discussion ensued and Alderman Laking stated he was opposed to the resolution,

and that in his view Section 707 of the Municipal Act gives the Council the right

to consider possible zoning changes for a period of 90 days that would affect this

project. Alderman Laking stated he could see no justification for the density of

the project going from 76 to 91 units, Alderman Traboulay spoke to a representa-

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Seytive in attendance and inquired whether the developer would consider having a 76-

unit project with underground parking rather than surface parking. The represent-
ative advised that cost is a problem, but that this would be favourably considered.
Alderman Traboulay inquired whether it would be preferable to have one building
rather than three and the representative stated that from a cost point of view

it would be. Alderman Ranger advised this is an entirely different proposal co
what was discussed with other representatives of the project, pointing out that
they had initially planned to have 76 suites with surface parkiag, but had subse-
quently agreed to construct three buildings and fifteen more suites. At the
request of Alderman Traboulay, the representative in attendance advised his name
was Mr. Frank Wall, and that he was Assistant to the President of Westgage Enter-
prises Ltd., the developer,

‘loved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Kervluk:

That the foregoing proposed resolution be tabled and that Rezoning Apnlica-
tion be referred back to the Planning & Zoning Commitiee for review and report
back to Council at its next meeting. Carried.

Alderman Ranger again mentioned that the agreement of Mr. Wall to provide
underground parking for a 76-unit building was completely opposite to previous
proposals when the subject was discussed with other representatives, and this was
confirmed by the City Engineer whe advised that the other representatives had sta-
ted underground parking was too prohibitively expensive to consider.

CORRESPONDENCE & REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

From the By-law Enforcement Officer, June 30th, 1974, being the June, 1974 June/74 re-

port-Inspec

report of the Inspection Department, tion Dept.

Alderman Traboulay referred to Item 1 under the "Remarks" section of the report,
and requested that additional information be provided with respect to the charge
ets Pan Ready Poultry for fouling a City sewer being withdrawn, and the City
Engineer advised that that firm has cleaned the situation up considerably and that
they are also engaging consultants to prepare the necessary plans for rectifying
it completely; also, at the request of Alderman Mabbet.c, the City Engineer agreed
to keep the Council informed on the progress being made in that regard.

CORRESPONDENCE & PETITIONS: