‘August 16,1968, Weekly Record -3

Special meeting
for bylaws

Council held a special other sums owed by The lease will put the

‘meeting on August 9 to Quadra Ventures Indus- District in a better posi:

five readings 10 several trial Lodge (Tumbler tion to go affer the de-

‘bylaws and deal with the Ridge) Ltd. to the Dis- faulted payments, for they

Quadra tax issu. Irit of Tumbler Ridge. now have a signed eo-
Council gave final read" Quadra Ventures has venant with Quadra which

ing to the Capital Works, not paid their taxes, and says they will pay accord-

Machinery and. Equip: when asked why Council ing to the terms of the

ment Reserve. Fund. Ex: Is giving hema lease, one lease

penditure Bylaw #181, of the Council members

‘This bylaw authorizes the said that the lease has With the lease signed,

purchase of three major default provisions and the terms and conditions

pieces of equipment. ceriain conditions for the Of the lease now become
Bylaw #184, bylaw for payment of tax and rent. applicable

leasing” propery 10. the

Tumbler Ridge Goll and ~

Cnty hb i LT TS

thee readings HOSPITALITY PAYS

Bylaw #185, a bylaw for EAM,
the leasing of property 0

Cait le, ———
teal Lodge, (Tumbler
Ridge) “Lid, ‘received
tice readings

‘A motion was passed by
Counell that the District,
ff Tumbler Ridge Coun
authorize Wilson,
Staples, McDonnold and
Marley to commence any
lepal action necessary 10
fecover outstanding. Pro
ery tax levies for 1986,
1987, and 1988 and any

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During avesent council ever ected inany ofthe vies for Phase | of the
meng, Bran Johmon, mary studies hea been indoor poo to. tat
thecorsllantinchargeat involved in; Johnson said mum fied fee o $8500
the Parks Recreation and_ tha 91pecent of hone aoe
Cultural Study and the responding to the survey \dead ew
Feast Stay for the were in favor of ook
ooh ates Couned "Johnson retested that
Min the findings of the the cow would be io
Poot easy Study: He sbout $2andhai rl
fo Counall hata the ion, Depending on he
information vas now in finance vsrctere and
foran informed deckon, grants avaiable, ths
‘ing hay ahowgh he would amount to about QneSepbure
on i ey expensive im_ S10 pee month om ann er

his opinion, the benefits dividual homeowner's | Consumers all over the
outweigh the costs taxes, ‘sng eal ar ledr pa

ood products and food in
Some of the benefits Johnson suggested that (00d products and food i

included responding (0 aleiure pool be bull, one Stcilents made from such
focal demand, Johnson that would concentrate on SSoUceouresas sovonsee:
felt there would be social an_overall water recre- ayAM food senttshave
benefitstothe wholecom- ation area, for tots to developed dozens of new
tunity by reducing social adults soda am cottonseed in
problems and developing Council made a motion cluding s cottonseed bur
higher degree of con to accep the TR. Peas R- Soybeansarealeady be
{eaten bility Study in principle. Meuse extensively in ma
He sid that he re: They also voted to ree ating and veactable oll and
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Srarm sodey water, ise and
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prevent water spots.

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