1984-08-20_Agenda
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COMMON COUNCIL - as at August 17, 1984.
1. Meeting called to order, 7:00 p.m., August 20 - prayer.
2. Confirmation of minutes (August 13).
3. Mayor's remarks.
4.
7:00 p.m. - (a)
Proposed Municipal Plan amendment to redesignate a parcel of land
at 46 Station Street, having a width of approximately 108 feet and
an area of 6,411 sq. ft. located on the south side of Station Street,
from High Density Residential to Heavy Industrial classification, to
permit the continued operation of a new and used goods business and
also the issuance of a salvage dealer's license, as requested by
John Beal & Co. Ltd.
(b) Proposed Zoning By-Law amendment to re-zone the same parcel of land
from "B-2" General Business to "I-2" Heavy Industrial classification.
(c) Letter from Planning Advisory Committee re proposed amendments.
5. 7:00 p.m. - Public presentation of proposed amendment to the North End Neighbourhood
Plan, which forms part of the Municipal Development Plan, to redesignate
a parcel of land at 13-15 Main Street, containing approximately 4,800
sq. ft. and located on the north side of Main Street approximately 25 ft.
from the corner of Bridge Street, from Mixed Use (Residential and Commercial)
to Institutional classification, to provide for the re-zoning of the
parcel from "BR" Business Residential to "IL~l" Neighbourhood Institutional
classification to permit the use of the existing building for a church and
residence, as requested by Shekhinah Temple Inc.
6. 7:30 p.m. - Presentation by New Brunswick Chapter of the Criminology and Corrections
Association re City Zoning By-Law #850 which provides for mandatory parking
availability at drinking establishments.
CITY MANAGER
7. Payment of invoice.
8. Payment of invoice of D & M Crane Rentals Ltd. re crane rental, Courtenay Bay Causeway.
9. Bid report re printing of water bills.
10. Progress report re approval of requisitions.
11. Re sale of air rights, condominium site, Market Square.
12. Re improvements to Bayside Lawn Bowling Club, Seaside Park.
13. Re extended use of City parks and beaches.
COMMON CLERK
14. Third reading of proposed Traffic By-Law amendment re parking areas for disabled
persons (1st and 2nd readings given August 13).
COMMITTEES
15. Committee of the Whole report (August 13) - (1) re Tattoo 200-1984; (2) re grant
application from Saint John Foster Parents Association; (3) re Ritchie building;
(4) re employee mileage claims; and (5) re operating budget of Aquatic Centre.
GENERAL
]6. Letter from The Secretary of State of Canada re Council's resolution regarding The
Royal Visit.
17. Request of New Brunswick Publishing Co., Limited to place newspaper vending boxes in City.
IS. Request of Mr. A. Hogenbirk to purchase property at 133-135 Elliott Row.
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COMMON COUNCIL - as at August 17, 1984.
LEGAL SESSION
19. Discussion re letter from Mr. Eric L. Teed, Q.C. re City officers.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
20. 5:00 p.m. - Hearing of appeal for reinstatement of taxi license.
21. Re grants advisory board (Mayor - verbal).
22. Re signage at North Market Wharf (Councillor Schermerhorn).
23. Re McLeod property, Church Avenue (Councillor Flewwelling).
24. Saint John Non-Profit Housing Inc. re infill housing project.
25. Offer to Mr. M. Baxter to sell property in Loch Lomond Lakes area.
26. Re offer of Mr. Norman Rose to sell property at 8-10 Haymarket Square (City Manager).
27. Re Canada Games, upgrading and maintaining City sportsfields (City Manager).
28. Re anti-smoking by-law (City Manager).
29. Re employee exchange program (City Manager).
30. Re Chief of Police (City Manager).
31. Re payment of invoice of Woods Gordon re search for Chief of Police (City Manager).
32. Re 1985 grant assistance (City Manager).
33. Re water supply to Carleton Kirk Complex Inc. (City Manager).
34. Re infill housing (City Manager).
35. Re offer of salt by Dennison Mines (City Manager).