MEMORANDUM ’ \ C

TO: Mayor and Council AUG 13 1979

FROM: L.D. Pollock
‘City Administrator.

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Some time apo, Council dealt with the request from the
Lutheran Church on York Street, to have their existing property
rezoned to P-2 to enable them to construct a new Church Building.
The present lot configuration, in this area, is a series of large
lots and the Planning and Zoning Committee suggests that, if the
Church proceeded to build on it's present site, it might make the
future sub-division of the adjacent lands difficult.

Meetings were held with the Church and with the Developer
interested in the sub-division of the adjacent lands and a plan was
devised whereby the Church could be relocated on a new site and
leave access for the sub-division of the remaining land. As the
servicing costs were quite extensive, if regular sub-division was
permitted, it was suggested that RS-1-A, small lot zoning be utilized
in order to permit the economical development of the land.

A plan of the area is attached which I believe is in
accordance with Council's discussion with the Church and the
Developer and shows the relocated Church site and adjacent sub-
division development.” The Clerk has prepared the necessary road

“exchange by-law to exchange a portion of Grant Avenue for a road
leading out on to York Street. If Council conenrrs with the
proposal, the road exchange by-law can be . arted and this will be
followed by the necessary. zoning amendment by-law.

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LDP/nn Also see Read Exchange

By-law No, GTa On nest

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