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The appointment to the Supreme Court of Ontario of one of the lawyers hired by the city to investigate its liability in sharing the costs of coal tar removal at the Waterioo City site will result in only one legal opinion being presented to council next Monday, notes a press release from Mayor Marjorie Carroll‘s office. Council will also receive the results of two appraisals of the lands that the city is proposing to sell to CN Real Estate. All three opinions will be discussed ‘""in camera‘ and will not be open to the public and media. At the meeting council will ‘"consider the approval of the bylaw to authorize the execution of the coal tar settlement agreement with CN Real Estate®‘ notes the release. The outside appraisals were sought after public outcry at the lack of a written evaluation for council members of the proposed deal. Chromicle Staff PAGE 16 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30. 1987 "It is the style and architecture of the (proposed) buildings that will be adjusted to lower the impact on pedestrians," said Tom Slomke. the city planning director, in explaining the idea to counâ€" cil As future developments are proposed, the developers will be required to spend $3,000 to have their plans tested. The idea is to prevent the vicious winds found in such areas as Bay Street in Toronto Generations of Waterioo uptown pedestrians may be protected from winds swooping down from buildings and carrying them off to the land of Oz, thanks to a decision by council Monday . Counciliors voted to engage Gueiph company, Rowan Williams Davies, to conduct an "Uptown Wind Study‘‘ for $10,000. The company will build a model to simulate the present buiidings along King Street and area and subject it to wind tunnel and water flume tests Wind study for Uptown analysis One legal opinion on coal tar case Break and enters Conestoga Mail shopper Adrian Goidbloid of Waterioo wasn‘t really hurt Friday, but the goodâ€"natured passerby agreed to be the "patient" as Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Regional Ambulance attendants John Oleaczek (left) and Duncan Class demonstrated their technique during the 13th ann:ai Waterioo Regional Safety Council Cavaicade of Safety. Rob Martin photo Waterioo Regional Police report the following break and enters for the week Sept. 21â€"27. Silverbirch Rd., entry window, jewellery & liquor taken; Erb St. W., entry side door, cash taken: Erb St. W .. entry unknown, taken unknown, Silverbirch Rd., entry side door. cash taken; High St., entry front door, taken unknown:; Dunvegan Dr., entry unknown, tools, beer cooler, bows taken; Dale Cres., entry rear door, jewellery, cash taken.