1984-04-16_Agenda
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AGENDA
COMMON COUNCIL - as at April 13, 1984.
1. Meeting called to order, 7:00 p.m., April 16 - prayer.
2. Confirmation of minutes (April 9).
3. Mayor's remarks.
4.
7:00 p.m.
- Public presentation of a proposed Municipal Plan amendment to reclassify
a parcel of land at 4105 Loch Lomond Road, the site of the Airport General
Store, from Rural to Light Industrial classification, to permit the re-zoning
of the property to "I-I" Light Industrial z ne which will allow the existing
uses to continue as well as to provide for he establishment of a small
engine repair shop, as requested by Airport General Store Ltd.
5.
7:00 p.m.
- Public presentation of a proposed Municipal
a parcel of land containing approximately 0
on Loch Lomond Road located immediately to
4105 Loch Lomond Road, from Rural to Light
permit the re-zoning of the one acre parcel
which will allow the construction of a buil
and woodworking shop and showroom, as reque
Plan amendment to reclassify
e acre with 160 feet frontage
he west of the property at
ndustrial classification, to
to "I-Ill Light Industrial zone
ing to contain a local cabinet
ted by Mr. L. W. Thompson.
6. 7:15 p.m. - Presentation by The City of Saint John Reti ed Members Association
petitioning Common Council to have the Pens'on Act of the City of Saint
John amended to provide for a representativ of such Association to ~ct
on the Board of Trustees.
7. 7:30 p.m. - Keith Stronge and Dorothy, his wife, Mortga or and Niagara Realty of Canada
Limited (now known as Continental Bank Realt Corporation) Mortgagee and
Bank of Nova Scotia, Judgment Creditor - to ppear to show cause why the
building located at 343 Sandy Point Road sho ld not be removed as a dangerous
or dilapidated building.
8. 7:45 p.m. - Presentation by Messrs. D. O'Brien and J. Re d, on behalf of the Canadian
Association for the Mentally Retarded-New'Br nswick, regarding the possible
closure of the Dr. William F. Roberts Hospit 1 School.
9. Re salaries for summer students (Mayor Wayne).
10. Re Potash Terminal sign (Councillor Vaughan - see also i em #26).
11. Re painting of traffic lanes, turning arrows etc. on str ets (Councillor Schermerhorn).
12. Re closure of main airport runway during summer months ( ouncillor Schermerhorn).
CITY MANAGER
13. Payment of invoice.
14. Approval of performance bond for rehabilitation of J.D. rving gravel pit, Saint's Rest.
15. Report re tenders for tire spreader.
16. Re promotional items for travelling citizens, groups and teams.
17. Re request of Saint John Co-Operative Supply Depot for u grading of property on
Fairville Boulevard.
18. Re request of Super Slide Ltd. for canteen and gift shop operation (see also item #38).
19. Re lane to rear of property at 173-195 Bayside Drive.
20. Re Richard Merzetti property on watershed.
21. Re executive search - C.N. Taylor & Associates Ltd.
22. Re operation and maintenance of skywalk.
23. Re Arbour Day.
24. Re 1984 Capital Budget.
25. (a) Re proposed Plumbing By-Law amendment re changes to icensing and permit fees
(b) Letter from Saint John Mechanical Contractors Employ rs Association Inc. re above.
(c) Letter from Master Plumbers Examining Board re above
(d) Third reading of proposed amendment to Plumbing By-L w re licensing and permit fees
(1st and 2nd readings given February 13).
CITY SOLICITOR
26. Re sign to identify Barrack Point Potash Terminal.
26A. Re legislation to establish Saint John Aquatic Centre Co ission.
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COMMON COUNCIL - as at April 13, 1984.
COMMITTEES
27. Committee of the Whole report (April 9) - (1) re execution of agreement for management
of Market Square parking garage; (2) re donation of radial arm saw; (3) re recovery of
corrugated paper at Spruce Lake landfill site; (4) re water and sewerage charges to
Kelson & Kelson Ltd.; (5) re rental of space to United Church Clothing Centre, 39 Princess
Street; and (6) re Parking Commission 1984 capital budget.
28. Saint John Preservation Review Board re Trinity Royal designation signage.
29. Saint John Preservation Review Board re proposed new street signs for Trinity Royal.
30. Saint John Preservation Review Board re removal of "RM-3" zoning from Trinity Royal.
31. The Saint John Bicentennial Inc. re community event signs.
32. The Saint John Bicentennial Inc. re use of Council Chamber on May 18.
33. Saint John Port Development Commission re unnecessary additional port facilities.
34. Saint John Parking Commission re proposal to amend Parking Meter By-Law with respect to
parking area fronting on Germain Street.
GENERAL
35. Letter from Saint John Central Business Development Corporation re improvements to street
lighting in King Square.
36. Letter from Marquis & Faloon, Solicitors, requesting a waiver to the condition in
Common Council resolutions of 1973 and 1974 which conveyed property on Kiwanis Court
to Saint John Centre for Services to Handicapped Inc.
37. Letter from Mrs. Roberta W. Lee re development of area in Rockwood Park as commercial
amusement area.
38. Letter from Super Slide Ltd. re previous request to operate canteen facilities at
Rockwood Park.
COMMI TTEE OF lHE WHOLE
39. 3:30 p.m. - 1984 Capital Budget.
40. 4:30 p.m. - The Honourable Nancy Clark-Teed, Minister of Social Services re Dr. William
F. Roberts Hospital School.
41. Re list of City pensioners (Mayor Wayne).
42. Re labour-management committees (Councillor Poley).
43. Re application for financial assistance for Acadian Festival.
44. Re application for financial assistance of Saint John Fire Department Bicentennial Hockey ,
Committee re international hockey tournament.
45. Letter from Saint John Fire Fighters' Association re position of Deputy Chief of
Administration.
46. Letter from Saint John City Hall Employees' Local 486, C.U.P.E., re labour-management
committee meetings.
47. Request from Parents Committee and District 20 Jazz Connection for financial assistance.
48. Re establishment of new housing development committee (City Solicitor).
49. Re application for grant assistance from Committee for 1984 Canadian Lacrosse
Championships (City Manager).
50. Re request of Tabufile Atlantic Ltd. to lease property at Murder Hill (City Manager).
51. Re City-owned properties (City Manager).
52. Re acquisition of property for North/South .Arterial (City Manager).
53. Re offer of Mr. B.R. Guss to sell property on McLeod and McLaughlin Roads (City Manager).
54. Re consulting services to Saint John Port Development Commission (City Manager).