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PUBLIC MEETING MONDA Y, JANUARY 6, 1992 TOWN OF SYLVAN LAKE 7:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS Present Mayor R. Shuman, W. Nicholson, L. Elciuk, D. Burns, V. Hamilton, S. Lambert. Absent T. Bradley Call to order Mayor R. Shuman called the Public Hearing to order at 7:30 p.m. Purpose Mayor Shuman explained that the purpose of the hearing was to solicit public comment on the application for a business license by Rev's Hover Sports. Mayor Shuman informed those present that there have been approximately 130 letters of opposition received At this point he called for public com ment. Larry Reese - Half Moon Bay - Spoke in opposition Walter Gerdts - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition M. Burt - Marina Bay - Spoke in opposition Dr. Jack Banes - Summer Village - Spoke in opposition Norm Toesland - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition Don - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition Myles McCullough - Marina Bay - Spoke in opposition Jack McCrocken - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition Doug Stevenson - Jarvis Bay - Spoke in opposition AI Knight - Calgary - Spoke in opposition Ray George - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition John Gordon - Marina Bay - Spoke in opposition Terry Parsons - Marina Bay - Spoke in opposition Kelly Janson - Birchcliff - Spoke in oppiJ3ition Ji m Jardin - Sylvan Lake - Spoke in opposition Al Fisher - Sylvan Lake - Spoke in opposition Margaret Peteman - Birchcliff - Spoke in opposition Rim Duheta - Sylvan Lake - Spoke in opposition Page 2 PUBLIC MEETING MONDA Y, JANUARY 6, 1992 TOWN OF SYLVAN LAKE 7:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS Alana Irwin - Calgary Co-owner of Rev's Hover Sports She informed council that renters were required to take a trammg course prior to using the machines, they received a total of six complaints all summer, they did not have any insurance liability claims. The machines operate at 82 decibles at 15 meters, children scream at 100 decibles. She stated that she felt the hovercraft concession was a benefit to the summer visitors to the summer visitors to Sylvan Lake. Lynn Dickie - Summer Village - Spoke in opposition Margaret McCracken - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition Eileen George - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition Edna Hamilton - Marina Bay - Spoke in opposition Jack McKracken - Norglenwold - Spoke in opposition J. Van Horn - Jarvis Bay - Spoke in opposition Eric Everitt - Sylvan Lake - Spoke in opposition M. Burtt - Marina Bay - Spoke in opposition Bruce Beck - Sylvan Lake - Spoke in opposition Dr. George Nye - Half Moon Bay - Spoke in opposition Mayor Shuman called for further speakers, either opposed or in favor, there were none. Adjourn The public hearing adjourned at 8:40 p.m. Mayor ........ (-:;. I,,:. c.-:;-:· -;-. L TowlL Manager.

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