Wednesday, August 30, 2000 -

Sewer contracts
awarded

North Saanich. council
approved recommenda-

tions from Municipal Engi- »

neer Jack Parry for award-

ing sewage system design

and construction contracts

- in the municipality’s south-
east quadrant.

The project is composed

of two sections, with the

northern part awarded to

Santec Consulting. Reid

Crowther & Partners were
granted the southern por-
tion of the project. The es-
timated overall: cost for
completing the sewer is
$732,188. In answer to a
question from a member
of council, Parry estimated
that to include the 93 prop-
erties currently excluded

from the project would add.
slightly more than five per

cent to, the total cost. He

said that connecting the 93.
homes after the system:

has been completed would
_ be more expensive, but
“was unable to name a fig-

ure without additional re--

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“Professio

ers of Hurstmount Farm
on Tatlow Road, to subdi-
vide a portion of their
property.

Hurstmount Farm falls
within the. Agricultural
Land Reserve. The Kikke-
links intend to use the site
for a single family home
for their daughter and her
family, who work on ‘the
farm.

Council agreed to send
the request to the Land Re-
serve Commission with a
recommendation that a re-

strictive covenant, pro-.

hibiting sale of the prop-
erty outside the family for

25 years, be attached to

the title.

‘Music school being

relocated

sion to relocate the Sidney

Community Music School

‘On the trail.

to her new home at 1833

_ Glamorgan Road.
She lost her tenancy ‘at.

the school’s current loca-

tion and hopes to relocate
- the business to her home.

Council expressed © con-
‘cern that the property lies

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Thompson told council
that she and her husband
bought the property to
farm it and will be increas-
ing its agricultural use. Lo-

cating the music school at

her home is a way to keep
expenses down.

Council decided to send
Thompson’s request to the
‘Land. Reserve Commis-
sion for.-clarification. of
their home. occupation
When’ the
LRC responds, the item

for a recommendation.

for path grant

- Works superintendent.
Brian Robinson delivered

a report about the pro-
posed connector trail: be-

tween Littlewood’ Road :

within “the Agricultural 2d Wain Road.
Council. acted on are:

_ Land. Reserve and the pro- ©
a posed use. may not be i

“Robinson ©

$20,000. . project “be

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"tecom-
mended the approximately

cluded as part of the 2001
Parks Capital Construc-
tion Program.

He cautioned that a high
water table in the final 50
metres could cause main-
tenance problems if the
trail isn’t. properly con-
structed. He advised mon-
itoring the area during the
coming winter in order to
fully assess what work will
be required.

Council accepted Robin-
son’s recommendations
and. plan to
sources of grant funding
for the project.

Zoning tidbits

Council passed an
amendmen dealing with a
number of zoning issues.
A member of the public
who spoke against the
amendment was. con-
cerned about a stipulation

-dealing with maximum

ridge heights in both resi-

dential. and. agricultural

zones.
Other items in the
amendment deal with off

‘toad parking for disabled
people and increases the.

lot coverage allowed.

‘Sprucing up old

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Council accepted an in-

terim management plan
for the Dominion Brook
Park next to the Experi-
mental Farm.

The nearly 100-year-old
park, planted with a wide
variety of exotic trees and

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shrubs, has been ne-

glected and become over-
grown since funding dried
up about 15 years. ago.
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possible to clean up and re-
vitalize the area.

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