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meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee was held in the
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Also in attendance was K. Janna Taylor, Parks & Recreation

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However, the Parks & Recreation Director has been
informed that Mr. Brown (from the Provincial
Government) has indicated to Doug Reicken that
the agreement for terracing, landscaping and
access over the dyke was only intended for
alignment B revised and not for the Bl alignment.

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The Parks & Recreation Director went over the
proposed construction drawings for the dyking
prospect. She outlined that she had marked on the
drawings that terracing, landscaping and access
roads over dyke were required in the section of
the dyke through the park where the play fields
weze located. It was the understanding to the
Parks & Recreation Director that this would be
provided in this particular section.

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Difference of opinion as to what is to happen,
The Parks and Recreation Director feels that at
no time was this proposal for landscaping etc.
withdrawn and therefore is still in place.
Both Ald. Keryluk and Ald. Laking agreed with the
Parks and Recreation Director interpretation.

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Recommendation:

That a meeting be set up with Mr. Brown and
Committee of Council to sort out this issue.

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The attached memorandum from the Parks and
Recreation Director was discussed by the
Committee. Both Council members did not support
the proposed recommendation and indicated that
they wanted to proceed with modified Option 2.

Item No. 2

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Recommendation:

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That a report be taken to Committee of Council,
recommending to proceed with modified Option 2 as outlined in
the consultants June 1989 report.
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That the monies for the project be taken
from the Tax Sale Reserve Fund.

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That the tender call be done in late fall.

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The meeting adjourned

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