Bosses

ITEM V

- Re: United Housing Foundation

Comments:

Committee

Attached is all the information on this item. The sale or
lease of City owned land will undoubtedly be processed by
the Land Sales Committee, however, locations for this use,
type and need are considerations which should be shared
between the Planning and Zoning: and Building Committee. A
study of services and requirements would be in order prior

to Council decision; this will require several weeks to
prepare. The priority on this item in comparison to our
present work load should be discussed and placed accordingly.

Comments:

The Committee was fortunate to have participation by the
Health and Welfare Committee Chairman, The Committee
generally felt that a study of our own requirements for
land should be considered before considering sale or lease
to other agencies. The Committee unanimously agreed that
Public Housing is a top priority and further the City has
indicated their feelings by participating in the Regional
Housing Function,

Recommendations: :

ITEM VI

The Committee recommends that a letter to the United Housing
Foundation which outlines our present involvement with
Regional Housing Function and that a study on City owned
lands to determine the highest and best use is required
prior to any policies on sale or leasing of City lands.

- Re: Development Freeze due to School Situation

Committee

Comments:

Recommend

The Committee discussed the school situation in light of

the meeting held Tuesday, January 30th, 1973. The School
Board will be discussing the present problems in more detail
upon receipt of information from the City on Future Develop-
ment. It was agreed by the Committee that an extension of
the freeze be extended a further 60 days at which time a
resolution by the Board is expected to be known.

ations:

The Committee recommends subdivision applications in tho area
North of Lougheed Iwy., East of Coquitlam River be held in
abeyance for a period of 60 days.