April 12th, 1976

Committee, April 7th, 1976, the plans for a proposed duplex at 1432-34

Barberry Driye be approved. Carried.
Alderman Thompson voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Thompson
inquired whether there was any assurance that the completed building
would leek like the plans, and Mayor Campbell advised that there are no
requirements for the duplex to be built in accord with the new plans;
however, construction of a duplex on that site could be rejected.

é Bldg.& Prot.Comm. From the Building & Protection Committee, April 7th, 1976, advising
: re demolition-

» Aggie Hall of the Committee's recommendation that the tabled motion of September
8th, 1975 re Aggie Hall demolition, be approved and submitting Page 5 of

an Engineerinug Construction report and a report from the City Engineer,

February 19th, 1976, therewith.

Moved ‘by Alderman Ranger:

“Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the following motion tabled at the September 8th, 1975 Council
meeting pending receipt of information on the renovation work required
additional to that included in the preliminary report on the Aggie Hall
prepared by Phillips Barratt, Engineers & Architects, be now considered:

"That the Aggie Hall be demolished forthwith." Carried.
Alderman Traboulay voted against the resolution.

“Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the Aggie Hall be demolished forthwith. Carried.
Alderman Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, a discussion ensued,
and in answer to a query from Alderman Keryluk, the City Engineer advised
with respect to a break-down of costs to renevate the Aggie Hali, that
the cost of painting is estimated at $10,000.00, with the cost of preparation
therefore being $25,000.00; further, the cost of windows, jambs and
glass would be $6,000.00; $5,000.00 to re-do the kitchen area; $5,000.0C
to look after gutters and downpipes; $6,000.00 to look after all doors
not covered by the Consultant's report; $10,000.00 to repair flooring on
the main and second level; $10,000.00 to re-roof - for a total of $77,000.00,
plus 20% for contingencies. Alderman Traboulay stated he felt it was a
great shame chat the building was Jet run down, and that he was very
critical of the estimates for renovation. Alderman Traboulay further
pointed ovt that the Aggie Hall is the cnly old "heritage' building that

exists in the City, and that in his view the building is still restorable;