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1 July 12, 216 kal Future Land se Concept Map 2 Part of Plan 4262RS, Block 26, Lot A; 11 Forest Heights proposed Bylaw #94-11 is to amend the Municipal Development Plan as follows: The Secretary, Denise Parent, Director of Corporate Services, informed that the purpose of Amendment # and Land se Bylaw Amendment #96-54 open. Deputy Mayor Taylor declared the Public Hearing relating to Municipal Development Plan HEARNG purposes. NTRODCTON & PROCEDRES Deputy Mayor Taylor informed the hearing attendees as follows: Deputy Mayor Stuart Taylor called the Public Hearing meeting to order. The time was 4:2 p.m. CALL TO ORDER Assistant ALSO PRESENT: Mike Schwirtz Maguhn, Glen Barrow, Marcel Michaels SECRETARY: Denise Parent Director of Corporate Services PRESENT: Mayor Rob Mackin, Deputy Mayor Stuart Taylor, Councillors Ryan L Public Hearing on Bylaws #94-11 and #96-54 HNTON F TOWN OF HNTON Chief Director of Planning & Development; Rhonda West Legislative & Executive The Public Hearing is held pursuant to the Municipal Government Act. Rules of conduct will be followed during this Public Hearing. Presentations should be brief and to the point. The order of presentation shall be: - entry those - those opposing the Bylaws - any Council may ask questions of the speakers after each presentation for clarification There will be no debating the Reserve Disposal, however, questions to the Councillors or other person deemed to be affected by the Reserve Disposal other parties will be accepted through the Chair. supporting the Bylaws of written submissions Administrative Officer; Wendy Jones

2 FROM: Residential FROM: Open Space TO: Highway Commercial Recreation/Environmental ln al Part of Plan 2 173, Lot 19; 537 Gregg Avenue The Secretary, Denise Parent, Director of Corporate Services, informed that the purpose of Part of Plan 4262RS, Block 26, Lot R; 11 Forest Heights Part of Plan 2 173, Lot 19; 537 Gregg Avenue and July 7, 216. n accordance with the MGA Section 66(1), notice of the bylaw must be published for 2 consecutive weeks in the newspaper. The Secretary asked if there is anyone The following written comments have been received to date: letter asks that any artifacts that may be unearthed be photographed for historical purposes interpretation. consecutively? There were no objections and the hearing continued. and, if possible, presented for identification and possible donation for historical preservation and Deputy Mayor Taylor requested: The Secretary read a letter received on July 11, 216 from the President of the Hinton Historical Society in support at the amendment (see Attachment #1). a) Are there any late written submissions relating to the Bylaws? present who had an objection with respect to the public hearing being advertised non proposed Bylaw #96-54 is to amend the Land se Bylaw as follows: TO: Highway Commercial FROM: R-2 Low Density Multiple Family Residential TO: C-3 Highway Commercial FROM: PR Parks and Recreation TO: C-3 Highway Commercial a) Report from the Planner First reading was given to Bylaw #94-11 and Bylaw #96-54 on June 7, 216. Notice of this Public Hearing was advertised non-consecutively in the Hinton Voice on June 23 Lorraine Johnston-Mackay is in support of the amendment and reiterated that the submitted Page 12 Town of Hinton Public Healing for Bylaws and u96-54 July 1, 276 Passive b) s there anyone who supports the Bylaws and wishes to speak? c) s there anyone who opposes the Bylaws and wishes to speak? None. d) s there anyone deemed to be affected by the Bylaws and wishes to speak? None.

3 e) Are there any comments from Council s Planning Advisors? Refer to the Public Hearing f) Do the Councillors have any further questions? No. g) Do the Councillors require further information? No. Report dated July 5, 216. The time was 4:27 pm. CARRED BARROW - That the Public Hearing adjourn. ADJORNMENT #96-54 closed. Deputy Mayor Stuart Taylor declared the public hearing relating to Bylaw #94-11 and Bylaw Two options were presented to Council for their consideration: a) Adjourn the Public Hearing; or Page 3 Town of Hinton Public Heaiin 11 Bylaws ff94-il and #96-54 July 12, 216 b) Adjournment the Public Hearing for continuance. DEPTY MAYOR DREdTOR OF CORPORATE SERVCES nitial

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5 :k \ - 1 tily 1, 71) ti lc NO t Hint oh ) mm, 1.31 Civic. Ceritie Road lliiitoii, A T7V 2L5 Re: Municipal Development Plan Sylaw Amendment #94-11 Part of Plan 2 173, Lot 19; 537 Gregg Avenue PROM: PR Parks and Recreation TO: C-3 Highway Commercial n regards to Bylaw Amendment #94-il, the amendment is supported. This submission is to ensure the area that is within Part of Plan 2 173, Lot 19; 537 Gregg Avenue is identified as an area of historical S igi ii N c a ice. This lot is Dart of the historic site of the Hinton Collieries Mine that was located along Happy Creek. The ie,edrm h clone indicates the location of the mine payroll office, warehouse and washhouse were in his a rca. n considering future development of :his lot it is requested that the development keep in mind the possibiiity of artifacts or other historical ilerns being unearthed. With iliis possibility it is requesed that the historical significance of this area be acknowledged and any artifacts that may be located, be in he leasi pootographed fot historical purposes and that where leasihie, items that may be found be presented tot identification and possible donation for historical preservation and iriterpretutiomi. Atached is information concerning this area. This information is gathered from literature that was part ot a project of the Town of Hinton for an interpretive park in the area. Historical research was completed by professional archeologists. Thank you. egards,. _-. \\J orin1e.ohnston-mackay / President.-iirifon Historical Society 225 G-eg Avenue Hiiton, A3 7V ZC4 iintonistorytgniail.corn

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8 Seabolt Home at Bar F ranch; possibly same as below??? (Hart 198:16) B) Current Seabolt Home Location Current location near Happy Creek area, and is near historic mine/payroll office and warehouse. nknown when moved to this spot-current owners will likely have a more info; possible interview needed? Possible to get into construction techniques/architecture style? Appears to have some its original window/doors (old pane glass noted as well as some stained glass in window next to front door) Can definitely ink with Happy Creek area... As an aside we also could record this as a Historic Structure Site to be on file at ACCS... Plate 17 (p.4) in Research Report; additioiial shots: llnton, Happy Creek nterpretive Phase (, Thpics and deas Page 3

9 Kin ton, Happy Creek nterpretive Phase, Topics and deas Pages n 1939, wages at HCL varied depending on job description, but tanged from $4.9 to Could definitely link into Happy Creek area/current Seabolt home location the mine. afternoon and the night shift. Two shifts per day hoisted coal out of the mine $6.94 per day week. Three shifts operated at the mine, both above and below ground: the morning, pay and what they in turn needed to pay the company for tie. tool sharpening etc.) Located south of the Ford Dealership-based on Art Thorson interview Could add info here from the MWA wage agreement booklet about miners rates of Boys under 18 were paid $3.85 per day for work inside, and $3.3 per day outside of The work schedule varied over the years; at its peak miners were working six days a C) Warehouse and Payroll Office

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