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' cREAriiii'iiri:'iiArrs tt Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 4, 1973 These public meetings are being held for the purpose of providing information and obtaining the participation and co-operation of all citizens in determining the solution of problems or matters affecting the development of theplanning area. Notices have bein mailed directly to those in each subjéct area andratepayers residing within 400 feet of each subject area, Zoning By-Laws. proposed amendments and preliminary plans may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 pm. Monday to Friday in the Office of the Planning Department, 3rd floor Marsland Centre. 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo. Ontario At the present time most of the subject property is zoned "Suburban" 1St which would not permit the proposed' development. With respect to the commercial and multiple family blocks. the existing zoning would permit the proposed uses to de- velop only to a depth of 190 feet from Erb Street. The rear 180 feet would require rezoning. The developer therefore requests that the rear lands of the commercial block be zoned'-Generat Residence (GR I. the rear lands of the multiple family block be zoned “General Business" ICE! and the single family lots be Zoned “Single Residence One A" (SRIA i. As the existing use was established prior to Zoning and Official Plan controls. the use may continue in its present state. However, relief from both the Zoning By- Law and Official Plan will be required if the applicant is to be permitted to expand his business. f The applicanCs plan proposes two access roads from Erb Street. There would be no access to University Avenue Extension. The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Official Plan to permit a "Residential" subdivision on the north side of Northfield Drive, west of Weber Street North. The area involved is approximately 325 acres. Subdivision plans have not been prepared to date. However. if the City approves the application for the Official Plan, detailed plans would be required before proceeding with amen'dments to the Zoning By-Law. The Zoning By-Law designates the subject land as "General Business" (GB). The Official Plan designates the area, west of the railway tracks. as 'Residential'. 3. 8:30 p.m. _ RE: ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION TO IMPLEMENT DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION - S/S ERB STREET WEST The applicant proposes to develop a 32.6 acre residential subdivision comprising 138 single family lots. a one acre commercial block and a 1.25 (approximately! acre multiple family block. Until January lst of this year, the subject property was in the Township of Water- loo and had never been designated on an Official Plan. 2. 8:00 p.m. - RE: ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION - OFFICIAL PLAN AMEND- MENT - I42 WATERLOO STREET The property is presently used for industrial purposes and the applicant wishes to expand the existing building. The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Zoning By-Law to implement a draft plan of subdivision proposed on the south side of Erb Street West. west of University Avenue Extension. . 1. 7:30 p.m. - RE: OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT - IIELMAR HOLDINGS LTD. - NORTH MDE OF NORTHFIELD DRIVE The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Zoning By-Law and Official Plan as they pertain to the property described above. Loan: Matt 670-5630 Wat-ion Sonar. Shseet Tu... - Sat. "" Fri. til 0. "rues-am. swung-0.4: 7W- STYROFOAM CAKE DUMMIES Round th Square. W' to 16" in stock Hearts on request. Large Selection of Wedding Cake Tops. COUNCIL CHAMBERS. CITY HALL , WATERLOO CITY HALL Wednesday. July 1 1 th, 1973 MARSLAND CENTRE starting at 7:30 p.m. PUBLIC MEETINGS in the Past president of the TS Waterloo Rotary Club. Glen Machan was honour- ed at the club's last meet- tft.tt ing June 26. "i"i'"L Mr. Machan was pre- will hold D. F. PRESTON CITY CLERK CITY OF WATERLOO The Waterloo Knights of Columbus came out on top provincially again by winning a recent golf tournament. Members of the winning Gagne is new Grand Knight Machan hands gavel to Black recently elected their exe- cutive for the upcoming team were Doug Chislel. Bryan Kearns, George Yorke and Jim Waclwrn. The local Kof C's also In a speech made by Mr. Black, he said his objec- tives for the upcoming year was to have all members make Rotary in Waterloo and in its' projects a strong moving force. Mr. Black also made a committment to improve seated with gifts before he handed his pin and gavel over to new president DonBlack. " Kb. St. K. Q Ilium ts JG. WW want oo ”0-5114 WATERLOO Now you can have all of the fun of cook-outs without the mess and guess of the old charcoal fire. be- cause Charmglow gas barbeques give you cooking perfection with the speed and dependability of mod- ern gas. And you get that tangy "outdoor barbeque taste" with Charmglow be. cause the flavor really comes from the smoke of meat juices dripping on the radiant long life Charm-Roks. That's why professional chefs Who want dependable results and un- beatable flavor use gas-fired bar- beques. too! 4 and mo.eierii gas make the big difference! Crafted from heavy-duty cast aluminum so it won't rust Exclusive new alloy H-shape burner gives even heat All-purpose rack tor. keep-warm or extra cooking area Easy to clean. economicaI to operate UNION GAS lit WATE R LOO sou AR E Grant Ertel stepped down as Grand Knight, being replaced by Ken Gagne. Mr. End said he coukh't believe a year had gone Murray - Sumo: Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Stef- fler of ' Dunbar Rd. S.. Wa- terloo, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Donna Mae, to David P. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray of 135 Dawson St., Waterloo. The marriage will take place July 21 at 5 pm. at St. Louis RC Church, Allen Street East, Waterloo. the attendance so that the Rotary spirit will carry over into projects. Frank Doerner. a recent visitor to Scotland present- ed a banner from that country to the club. Mr. Deemer-attended a Rotary meeting in Scotland as an attendance credit. The annual Rotary golf tournament will be held at the Conestoga Country Club on July 10 beginning at Engagements Model JAK , as illustrated, $109.95 Complete with Rotisserie, Shelf & Vinyl Cover Installation Extra by already but knew it must have when he looked at the long list of accomplish- The rest of the executive is: Doug Huehn. deputy grand knight: Gerry Lec- ker, chancellor; Philip Dietrich recorder; Ron Berger, financial secretary; Joe Chapeskie, treasurer; Doug Farwell, advocate; Joe Rodina, warden; At Baron, outside guard: R. dy Dopp. outside guard'," Len Dosman, inside Guard; with trustees, Simon Huber, Joe Dietrich and Ray Mr. and Mrs. Chester Em- merton of Waterloo, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Irene, to William John T. Findlay, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Findlay of Fergus. The marriage will take place July as at 3 pm. at the Church of the Holy Saviour, Waterloo. The new Grand Knight. Ken Gagne served last year as deputy grand knight and as chancellor the year before that. Findlay - Emmenon 2dKr.2691 a”, ' urer; sate; a? nar ",