April 18th,

Proclamation to that effect be signed by His Worship Mayor J.M. Campbeil.
Carried.

: REPORTS:
Fin. Comm.-Stmts. From the Finance Committee, April 6th and 13th, 1977, being Statements

-A/Cs payable (2)
: of Accounts payable in the total amounts of $156,774.25 and $396,202.85,

respectively.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the reports. of the Finance Committee, dated April 6th and

13th, 1977, recommending payment of Accounts totalling $156,774.25 and

$396,202.85, respectively, be approved. Carried.
‘Plan. & Zon. Comm. — From the Planning & Zoning Committee, April 13th, 1977, recommending
Appln.R#8/76

that Application R#8/76 to rezone four 33-foot lots on Manning Avenue,

legally described as Lots 15 to 18, Block 23, J.L. 464, Plan 2240, from

RM-1 (Low-Density Apartment Residential) to RM-3 (Intermediate—Density

Apartment Residential), to permit the development of a 6-unit row housing

project, be approved in principle.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee,
April 13th, 1977, Application R#8/76 to rezone four 33-foot lots on
Manning Avenue, legally described as Lots 15 to 18, Block 23, D.L. 464,
Plan 2240, from RM-1 (Low-Density Aprtment Residential) to RM-3 (Intermediate-

Density Apartment Residential), be approved in principle. Carried.

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‘Leisure Act.Comn. From the Leisure Activities Committee, April 15th, 1977, referring

re playground huts
to City-owned playground huts used by various groups for concession
purposes, and recommending that, as it is rather expensive to continue
the previous practice of moving any amount of huts to a function, when a
community organization wishes the City to move a playground hut for a
specific function, the limit be only one. Members of Council generally
agreed to words "if absolutely necessary" being inserted between the
words "hut" and "for" in the recommendation of the Committee, as sugges-—
ted by Alderman Ranger, and to the words "with the cost of moving any
additional huts that may be required being paid by the community organiz~-

ation concerned." added to the end thereof as suggested by Alderman Thompson.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That when a community organization wishes the City to move a pluyground

huc, if absolutely necessary for a specific function, that the limit be

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