TO: MAYOR AND ALDERMEN July 3rd, 1972.

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Report from the Industrial & Comaunity Development Committee Meating hel

FROM: THE INDUSTRIAL & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Monday, July 3rd, 1972 ac 11:00 a.m.

Present; Alderman FLY. Mabbert
idermin Gk. Laxing
K.J. Stinson Reepectfully submitted,

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Raz Langas Avenae Relecation - Bishop Property.

Cements: The triansular property locuted ac Kingsway and Langan presently
contains 87,490 oq. ft. of private property divided into 21 parcels.

The roads and lanes imcediately surrounding the parcel contain 97,600 sq. ft.

of land area. Ye propose a new read which will encompass 21,600 sq. [t. of land

which wili foilow the alienneat 23 shown on the attached plan. I suggest a road

exchange fer the exfsting road which runds north off Langan be persued, consolidation

of the remaining lanis a closure of Langan in the name of the City and a new plan -

of subdivision wiich vill allow Mr. Bishop 103,850 sq. ft. of land and the City

54,600 aq. ft. fo lend area, Construction of the new road will be at Yr. Bisiep’s

expanse as veil an any necessary realignment of services. The land exchange ts

aa follows:

New
108,300 eq.
54,600 sq.

Bishop's 87,400 aq. ft.
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Roads 97,600 aq. ft. 21,600 aq.

3§5,000 sc. ft. 185,000 sq. ft.

Recommendation: The Comittee recommends approval of the road exchange ené further
that che Langan road closure by-law be proceased hy the City upon
receipt of a latter by Mr. Bishop to consolidate all lands effected by this proposal.

SUSHEPBPEAUG 2.1 1972
Were:

Mar Sewe PREPARED
For Moeony Uren,
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— COMMITTEE

HEMORANDUM

TO; Iadustrisl & Community Developrent
Committee

FROM, Borch, P, Eng., City Engincer.

DATE: June 29th, 1972.

Re: Langan Avenue - relocation at Kingsway - BL

Reference is made to the request that the Public Worka Comittee
consider the Prepesed relocation of the east end of Langan Avenue se that
a right angle intersection with Kingeway developes.

The Public Werks Comittee is Prepared to endorse thin road reloca

tion
keeping in mind the following:

; 1) Ic 48 suggested that the Land Sales Comittee consider the prs-
sibility of the developer purchasing any extra property reaulting fren the
Proposed road exchange.

2) It is suggested thar the Developer be advised that no ¢etcited
vork has at this pofnt been completed relating utility installation endfor
welocations. I¢ would be reasonable to assume that the developer should

anticipate some costs iu this regard, .

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V.G. Béech, ®. Eng.,

City Engineer,