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Council Chamber Council Building, Winnipeg March 28, 2006 A Meeting of the Riel Community Committee was held this day at 5:00 p.m. Members of the Committee: Councillor Magnifico, Chairperson Councillor Steeves Councillor Swandel Clerk: Marc Pittet, Committee Clerk Administrative Personnel: Mr. K. Lalor, Senior Planner, Planning, Property and Development Department MOTIONS Moved by Councillor Swandel, That the minutes of the meeting held on February 28, 2006, be taken as read and confirmed. Carried Moved by Councillor Swandel, That the minutes of the Residents' Advisory Group meeting held on March 23, 2006, be received as information. Carried Minutes - Riel Community Committee - March 28, 2006 TABLE OF CONTENTS DELEGATIONS 122. Charlene Telles-Langdon, Playground Learning Apparatus for Youth (PLAY) Parent Committee (See Minute 140) 123. Starla Ginter, Springs Christian Academy Parent Advisory Council (See Minute 142) 124. Kurt Belton, Winnie Chanas and Carlene Hill (See Minute 146) REPORTS 125. Appointment of Winnipeg Public Library Board Members - Riel Library Advisory Committee 126. Occasional Liquor Permit - Southdale Recreation Association 127. Richmond Kings Community Centre - Land Dedication Reserve 128. Additional Funding - St. Vital Memorial Park Redevelopment - Land Dedication Reserve 129. Per Capita Grant - Ardenberry Festival Dinner 130. Per Capita Grant - Dakota Wild Junior A Ringette Team 131. Per Capita Grant - Darwin and Minnetonka Orff Club 132. Per Capita Grant - École Provencher (St. Boniface Ward) 133. Per Capita Grant - Joel Laurier (St. Vital Ward) 134. Per Capita Grant - Manitoba Lighting AAA Hockey 135. Per Capita Grant - Richmond Kings 12A3 Hockey Team 136. Per Capita Grant - St. Vital Agricultural Society 137. Per Capita Grant - Winnipeg Rifles Junior Football Club 138. Per Capita Grant - Winnipeg Saints Junior “A” Hockey Club 139. Community Incentive Grant - Glenwood Home and School Association 140. Community Incentive Grant - Playground Learning Apparatus for Youth (PLAY) Parent Committee 141. Community Incentive Grant - Ryerson Association of Parents and Teachers 142. Community Incentive Grant - Springs Christian Academy Parent Advisory Group 143. Riel Reserve Street Name List - Request for the approval of Street Names 144. All-Way Stop Control in Island Lakes 145. Request for All-Way Stop Control at the intersection of Pulberry Street and St. Vital Road 146. St. Vital Road / River Road Traffic Concerns 147. Per Capita Grant - Melissa and Samara Desrochers 148. Per Capita Grant - Fulton Street Block Party 149. Per Capita Grant - Parkinson Society Manitoba 150. Per Capita Grant - Riel Library Advisory Committee 151. Per Capita Grant - Héritage St. Boniface 152. Community Incentive Grant - Shamrock School Parent Advisory Council 153. 139 - 147 Provencher Boulevard 2 Agenda - Riel Community Committee - March 28, 2006 TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued…) REPORTS 154. Historical Buildings By-law No. 1474/77 - 780 Marion Street - Union Stock Yards Complex 155. Plan Approval - 140 Meadowood Drive PUBLIC HEARINGS 156. Rezoning - 204 Masson Street - DAZ 225/2005 [c/r DAV 129720/2005D] 157. Variance - 204 Masson Street - DAV 129720/2005D [c/r DAZ 225/2005] 158. Demolition - 118 St. Michael Road - DEMO 115605/2006 159. Zoning Agreement Amendment - 720 St. Anne’s Road - ZAA 1/2006 160. Subdivision and Rezoning - 2634 Pembina Highway - DASZ 54/2005 161. Subdivision and Rezoning - 1262 Comdale Avenue and Public Reserve adjacent - DASZ 2/2006 ADJOURNMENT 3.

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