Terrace Review —

Wednesday, July 25, 1990 All

Referred to committee: Terrace city council, July 23 _

The following items were.
referred by Terrace city council-to
committee or some other. agency

Monday night for further study and °

a recommendation. These: items
may be discussed at the next
scheduled meeting. Council com-
mittee meetings are normally open
to the public and you may attend if
. interested. For more information
on meeting agenda or scheduling
changes, phone deputy administra-
tor Denise Fisher at 635-6311.

Finance, Personnel and Admin-
istration Committee, Tuesday,
July 31, at 12 noon —

(1) A motion by Bob Cooper to
help resolve a couple of real estate
problems in the city. The commit-
tee will explore the potential of
asking local contractors to submit
proposals to build houses on city-
owned lots. This could help allevi-
ate a housing shortage and might
sell a few slow-moving city lots as

well. The idea was well received -

by city aldermen.

(2) A request for sponsorship
from Kim Saulnier, who has been
selected by Canadian Crossroads
Intemational as a volunteer worker
in Ecuador, Saulnier will be repre-
senting the City of Terrace during
her stay in South American and

requires $1,800 in financial supp-.

ort.
Planning. and Public Works

Committee, Wednesday, Aug.1, at

12 noon --

(1) A motion by Darryl Laurent
that the committee examine the
possibility of designating at least
one special "drop-off" parking
space in front of each medical
clinic and [faboratory and cach
dental office. These spaces would
be used to drop off and pick up
elderly and handicapped residents
and help to reduce waiting, double
parking and unnecessarily long
walks, particularly in the winter.
Laurent suggested a maximum
parking time of five minutes in
these locations.

(2) Three rezoning applications.
Neil and-Ghysliane Courtenay of
4435 Birch Ave. want their prop-
erty changed from Single Family

Left turn
help here

In case you haven’t noticed, the
left turn signal for east-bound
traffic at the intersection of
Lakelse Ave. and Kalum St. has
been in operation for a week or
two now. And to make good use
of this convenience, another
change went into effect on Mond-
ay. A"No Left Turn" sign was put
up at the intersection of Lakelse
Ave, and Emerson St."

This new downtown traffic regu-
lation affects east-bound traffic
only and is in effect from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m.

In the meantime, city council has
agreed with the view of city mana-
gement, and traffic management
alternativés at the Lazelle/Eby
intersection will be reviewed as a
part of a Planning Review Traffic
Study that will be done in conjunc-
tion with the Ministry of High-
ways’ corridor study that bega
this month. a oo.

Residential to the.R-2 designation

to allow the operation of a day
care centre. Robert Reay would
like 2.3 acres of land at. 3304
Munroe St. changed from Single
Family Residential to Medium

Density Residential for a housing

development. Jack Talstra wants
six acres of his property located
west of the Kalum - Lake
Drive/McConnet! Ave. intersection
changed from A-1 Rural to Rural

. Residential to permit subdivision.

(3) A proposal by the Public
Works Department for ‘the pur-
chase of a new photocopier. Their
old photocopier would be moved
to the Finance Department.

Tourism and Economic Devel-
opment Committee, Thursday,
Aug. 2, at 12 noon — This com-
mittee will review arrangements

for two meetings with -Alaska

officials. A delegation from Wran-
gell, Alaska, will be visiting Ter-
race from Sept. 23 to:25 and from
Sept. 26. to 28 Prince Rupert will
host the Southeast Alaska Con- -
ference. Special consideration will
have to be given to the Prince
Rupert conference; membership in
the organization will cost about
$500 and the three day conference
expenses are around $350 for each
Terrace delegate. ;
Community and Recreations

Services Committee, Thursday,

Aug, 2, at 4 p.m. — A request by
alderman Mo Takhar that the
committee review the situation of
the access road to the Ferry Island
beach. The road was closed fol-
lowing a complaint from Public
Health officials that tourists were

creating. a health hazard -there,.

some apparently dumping motor
home holding tanks on the beach.
A permanent solution is still being
sought but Takhar thinks the barri-
cade on the road should be taken
down anyway. The Recreation

‘Department has suggested a sign
‘be posted explaining the reason for

the beach parking ban and that a

‘parking. lot might be developed to

eliminate the need to park on the
beach.

" Referred to adminisiration:

‘According to Darryl Laurent, a

Keith Ave. business has asked that
a sign pointing the way to the
highway be installed at the Keith-
Kenney intersection. Laurent says
he has been told that tourisis and

tour buses sometimes miss the turn .

at the Sande Overpass and then

drive past_Kenney St. as well. The
director of engineering will discuss
the matter with the Ministry of
Highways. =

Proclamations: “Family. Week" -
— October 1 to 7. Sponsored by
the B.C. Council for the Family. |
Suggested family-oriented activities
include pubiic lectures, library
displays, recreational activities, @
poster contest and special Church
events.

"Speeding Awareness Campaign"
— Aug. 25 to Sept. 7. Sponsored
by ICBC, this campaign focuses on
the fact that speeding is the major
contributing factor in 15 percent of
B.C.’s traffic casualties.

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