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CORCLUS ION:

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A review of the reasens given against the adoption of Bylaw 2882 indicate
that moat of them were based on misunderstanding of the context and process of
the Riverfront Area Control Plan and of the Official Community Plan.

The privacy issue raised by the immediate owner igs an understandable one
and one that frequently is encountered as the cities develop. Even when the
City opens the river road end for public use care will taken to ensure that
users of the new park are clearly informed of what portions of the land are
public and what portions are off limite to the general public, because they
are private property. If this is done appropriately, Few, if any, problems

are anticipated.

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Akoh., MG.I.P.

ar, Director of Planning

ID684/26~29