REPRINTED BILL BILL No. 11 of 1930.

An Act to amend the Acts constituting The Edmonton Char­ ter and to yalidate certain By-laws Authorizing the Borrowing of Money. (Assented to , 1930.) W HEREAS, a petition has been presented by the City of Edmonton for the amendment of The Edmonton ChcLr­ teT; and

Whereas, it is reasonable that the prayer of the said peti­ tion should be granted; Therefore His Majesty, by and with the advice and con­ sent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows: The Edmonton Chnl'te'r is hereby amended- 1. By striking out from

section 1, subsection (6), of chap­ ter 69 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1929, the figures' "251" and substituting therefor the figures "250." 2.- (1 ) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other Act, the Local Board of Health for the Cjty of Ed­ monton shall consist of the mayor of the city, the medical officer of health, the city engineer, one member of the board' of trustees of the Edmonton Public School District No.7, one member of the board of trustees of the Edmonton Sepa­ rate School District No.7, two aldermen of the City of Ed­ monton and two medical practitioners duly qualified under the laws of the Province of Alberta.

(2) The term of office of the said mayor, the medical officer of health and the city engineer shall be during his respective term of office. The term of office of the said school trustees and aldermen shall be during the calendar year 01' until their successors are appointed. The term of office of said medical practitioners shall be two years or until their successors are appointed.

(3) Forthwith upon the coming into force of this Act the council shall appoint a member of each of said school boards and two aldermen, who shall hold office until the first day of Janual'Y, 1931, or until their successors are appointed, and the said council shall also appoint two medical practi­ tioners, one to hold office until the first day of January, 1931, ano the other to hold office until the first day of January, 1932, or until their successors are appointed.

(4) As soon as convenient after the first day of January in each year the council shall make: all such appointments as may be required to fill all vacancies on the said board. 3. The council may by by-law change the date for the election of mayor, aldermen and sehool trustees from the second Monday in December to a day in the second week in November, and may incidentally thereto alter the time lbe­ tween nomination and polling, and dates on which the ad­ vance poll provided for by

section 124(L shall be held; ~U1d may also by express enactment or by necessary implicatiion repeal, alter or amend any clause or provision of the said Charter or amendments thereto it may cons,ider advisable for the purpose of making the said Charter and amendments thereto and all times fixed thereby conform to the said altered polling date and make such change practicable and complete. 4. By striking out the word "eig'ht" where it occurs in the last line of

section 124, and by substituting therefor the word "nine." 5. By adding to

section 523 the following subsection: " ( 4) If any person shall be convicted of sending in any false fire alarm or of unlawfully using or tampering with the fire alarm system of the city, the presiding magistrate or justice may in addition to or in place' of any penalty by law provided, order the offender to be committed to jailor to any public lockup for any time determined by the magis­ trate or justice not exceeding thirty days, with or without hard labor." 6. By repeaHng

section 17 of

chapter 76 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1926, and

section 7 of

chapter 77 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1928. 7. By inserting in

section 233 the following subsection: " (3) (Ct) In this subsection the term 'vehicle' shall mean and include any cart, wagon, truck or other vehicle used by any person within the City of Edmonton for the purpose of the conveyance of goods, wares, merchandise, fuel, earth, refuse or other articles or effects of any kind 01' nature, either in COlll1eC­ tion with his own business 01' for hire, and shall also include any veh.ide used for the carriagE~ of passengers for hire, and any vehicle, scraper, grad­ er, fresno, slip or plow used in the removal of earth, gravel, sand, ashes, or refuse, or used in or about the making of any cellar or excavation; " (

b) The council may license vehicles as hereinbefore defined, or the owners' or operators thereof, either' as a special class or classes or otherwise;

3 " ( c) '1'he council may classify all such vehicles accordiug to the tonnage, width of tire, purpose for which used, manner or meallS of propulsion, or upon any other principle whatsoever as it shall see fit, and may fix or grade the license fees therefor according to any classification thereof; provided that in re­ spect of horse-drawn vehicles the license fee may be imposed according" to the number (if teams or animals used in place of the number of vehicles used; "(

d) Nothing in this subsectioll shull upply to vehicles owned by persons residing outside the city and used only in conveying their own products 01' personal effects into or out of the city and not plying a car­ rying trade for hire." 8. Notwithstanding anything contained in any other Act, the council of the City of Edmonton may from time to time pass by-Iaws- (

a) to provide that no vehicle, including motor vehicles, shall be turned to the left at any street intersection or intersections named in the by-law; (

b) to limit the rate of speed at which motor vehicles may be driven in the vicinity of schools or on enter­ ing or leaving or driving through any subway. 9. By striking out from subsection (9) of

section 239a, the

schedule of exempted trades or businesses, and by sub­ stituting therefor the following: "SCHEDULE. "EXEMPTED SHOPS, TRADES, BUSINESSES OR GOODS. "1. Drug stores for the sale of medicine, medical and sur­ gical appliances, toilet preparations, sick room requisites and other exempted articles only. "2. Such other shops, trades, businesses, goods, wares or merchandise as the council of the City of Edmonton may from time to time prescribe by by-law.

"Notwithstanding the repeal of said schedule, the same shall remain in full force and effect until the council shall pass a by-law under the provisions of this section: "Provided that no such by-law shall increase or add to the list of exempted shops, trades, businesses or goods now provided for by the

schedule set out in said

section 239a." 10. By adding to

section 239a the following subsection: "

(10) Notwithstanding anything contained in this sec­ tion, the council of the City of Edmonton may make by-laws regulating and fixing the hours of labor in shops, and may by any such by-law alter, repeal or amend any part of this section: "Provided always that no person shall be' employed in any shop more than five and one-half days in any week during the year, except during the month of December."

4 11. By adding to

section (i2 of

chapter 52 of the Statlltt's of Alberta, 1918, the following: "(

c) Notwithstandillg anything hereinbefore contained, the council may from time 1;0 time pass' by-laws for reclassifying the said trades, manufactures, finan­ cial or commercial institutions, premises occupied as warehouses or storehouses, businesses, occupations, arts, pl'ofessiollR or means of profit 01' IiVf~lihood hereinbefore mentioned, and varying the percent­ ages hereinbefore fixed as payable by any or all of such trades, manufactures, financial 0)' commel'eial institutions, premises occupied as warehouses or storehouses', businesses, oceupations, arts, profes­ sions or means of profit or livelihood." 12. By adding to

section 56 as contained in subsection (2) .of

section 12 of

chapter 42 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1924, the following: "The council may include in the definition of the word 'income,' personal and living expenses, clothing and allow­ ances when such form part of the profit, gain or remunera­ tion of the person liable to pay the tax, This power shall be deemed to have' always been in force," 13.

Whereas the council of the City of Edmonton in or about the years 1914 and 1915 undertook as a" local improve­ ment by way of special frontage assessment, the widening of 124th Street, from 101st (Jasper) Avenue to 118th (Al­ berta) Avenue, and 95th Street (Syndicate Avenue and Kirkness Street), from 101st (Ja;sper) Avenue to 118th (Alberta) Avenue; and

Whereas by reason of the conditions arising out of the Great War the city did not complete the said works and the council of the City of Edmonton deems it expedient to complete the said works; Therefore

be it enacted: 1. Notwithstanding anything contained in The Edmonton ChCtrte1' 01' amendments thereto, or in any by-law of the city, the council may proceed with and carry out the said works during the years 1930, 1931 and (or) 1932. 2, All acts of the council, notice8 and other proceedings required to be passed, given or performed for the purpose of initiating and carrying out the said works shall conclus­ ively be deemed to have been passed, given or performed. 0.

The council of the city may require all buildings hel'e­ nftel' erected upon said parts of the said respective Iltreets to be placed back so as to conform with the street line as it will be when the widening is complete, saving all rights to compensation or damages which the owners of the lall1ds upon which said new buildings are to be erected may have under the provisions of 'The Edmollto/l elw I'tel',

The following by-laws of the city, namely: By-law No. 59, 1929, passed on the 17th day of December. 1929, intituled, "A by-law to create a debt in the sum of $90,964.56, to pay that part of the cost of the' works herein­ after described to be borne by the properties abutting there­ Oll, and to issue debentures in the said sum"; By-law No. 64, 1929, passed on the 17th day of December, 1929, intituled, "A by-law for creating a debt in the sum of $73,500.00 for the purpose of paying the city's share of the construction of a subway under the tracks of the Cana­ dian Northern Railway and the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail­ way at 97th Street, in the City of Edmonton, and to issue debentures in said sum"; By-law No. 66, 1929, passed on the 17th day of December, 1929, intituled, "A by-law to create a debt in the sum of $125,000.00, for the purpose of constructing and equipping a garbage destructor or incinerator, and for the issue of debentures in said sum"; By-law No. 67, 1929, passed on the 17th day of December. 1929, intituled, "A by-law to create a debt in the sum of $85,000.00 for the purpose of supplementing the sum of $292,688.00 authorized to be borrowed by By-law No. 42, 1928, renumbered No. 13, 1929, for erecting a new wing to the Royal Alexandra Hospital and a new

section to the Nurses' Home connected therewith, and for furnishing and equipping the said wing and section, and to issue debentures in the said sum of $85,0'00.00"; By-law No. 68, 1929, passed Oil the 17th day of December, 1"929, intituled, "A by-law to create a debt in the sum of $100,000.00, for the purpose of building an approach on the west side of the High Level Bridge at the south end thereof, and for replacing certain other bridges by fills, and to issue debentures in the said sum"- and all the assessments thereby imposed or authorized to be imposed, and each and every of them are hereby validated and confirmed and declared to be legal, valid and hinding upon the City of Edmonton and the ratepayers or burgesses thereof affected thereby, and the same shall not be open to question in any court on any ground whatsoever; and all debentures and the 'coupons attached thereto, issued or to be issued or purporting to be issued under the same or any of them, are hereby declared to be issued on the credit and security of the municipality at large and are hereby declared to be legal, valid and binding upon the City of Edmonton and the ratepayers or burgesses thereof, and the same shall noL be open to question in any court on any ground whatso­ ever. 15.

Whereas the City of Edmonton has heretofore passed the respective by-laws, on the respective dates, authorizing the issue of debentures to the respective amounts for the respective purposes, bearing the respective dates and rates

6 of interest, and maturing in the respective nU1l1bel' of Y(':ll'R, as sct forth in the

schedule to this Act; and

Whereas each of said by-laws provided that there should be raised annually during the currency of the said deben­ tures issued thereunder by a special rate sufficient therefor over and above all other rates on all the ratable property in the municipality an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest 011 the Raid debentures :1.lld an nmollllt for' Hi 11 k i Ily' fund sulIicient with accumulated interest thereon to meet the principal of said debentures at the maturity thereof; and

Whereas the city acting 01' purporting to act pursuant to

section 20 of

chapter 90 of the Statutes of AlbE'l'tn. 1922, and to By-law No. 46 of 1922, re-numhered No.2 of 1923, passed 8th January, 1923, reduced the annual sinking fund levies in respect of each of said issues of debentures com­ mencing with the year 1923 to such an amount as "",,,ould, together with the sinking fund on ihand to the credit of each of said issues of debentures and together with the accumu­ lated interest on said sinking fund on hand and on sa.id re­ duced levies for sinking' fund, be sufficient to meet the prin­ cipal amount of each of said issues of debentures within the certain period of years beyond thE~ actual maturity of each of said issues' of debentures as more particularly provided in said By-law No.2 of 1923; and

Whereas none of said debentures have been issued for the purpose of paying the cost of local improvements other than the city's share thereof; and

Whereas no debentures have been issued by the city pur­ suant to said

section 20 of

chapter 90 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1922, and said By-law No.2 of 1923; and

Whereas it is desirable to make further provision for the repayment at matur,ity of the debentures referred to in the said schedule:

Section 20 of

chapter 90 of the Statutes of Alberta. 1922, and By-law No. 46, 1922, re-numbered No.2, 1923, of the City of Edmonton, passed 8th January, H'23, nre hereby repealed, except as to the reduction made and authorized ttY the city in the annual levies for sinking fund in respect of the debentures referred to in the

schedule to said By-law No. 2 of 1923, and such reduced annual levies for sinking fund are hereby confirmed and validated. 2. During the currency of the debentures issued under the respective by-laws referred to in the

schedule to this Act the city shall levy and raise in each year by n special rate sufficient therefor over and above all other rates 011 all the ratable property in the municipality the respective amounts required to pay the interest falling clue on such debentures in such year. 3. During the currency of said debentures the city shall levy and raise in each year in manner aforesaid in respect of each of said issues of debentures the reduced sinking fund

7 authorized and provided by said By-law No.2 of 1923, pro­ vided that at any time with the approval of the Board of Public Utility Commissioners the city may by. by-law reduce or increase the amount of such reduced annual sinking fund in respec1i of any or all of said issues of debentures. 4.

All sinking funds on hand in respect of any of said issues of debentures at the date of passage of said By-law No.2 of 1923, and all accumulated interest thereon and all sinking- fund levied in respect of each such issue of deben­ tures subsequent to the passage of said By-law No.2 of 1923 and the accumulated interest thereon shall be held for and applied to the repayment of the said debentures respectively at the maturity thereof and the city shall raise the remaining monies necessary for such repayment in full and may from time to time and at any time before the respective maturi­ ties of said debentures authorize the issue and sale of new debentures to such respective amounts as the council may estimate to be necessary, after payment of discount and other expenses in connection with the issue and sale of such new debentures, to realize the net sum required after the application of the accumulated sinking fund available there­ for to repay one or more of the said respective issues of debentures as the same respectively mature.

The said net sum realized from the issue and sale of said new debentures shall be applied for the purpose aforesaid and for no other purpose. 5.

Such new debentures may bear such date, carry such rate of interest, be payable at such place or places and in such monies and upon such terms and conditions and mature within such period not exceeding thirty years from the date thereof as the city may determine at the time of .issuing said debentures and the by-laws authorizing the issue of such new debentures shall provide for raising in each year during the currency thereof upon all the ratable property in the municipality a sum sufficient to pay the annual interest on such new debentures and a sum for sinking fund which. together with accumulated interest thereon compounded annually at a rate not exceeding four and one-half per centum pel' annum, will be sufficient to retire such new debentures at their maturity. 6.

Whenever the sale of the new debentures produces more than the net sum required for the purpose aforesaid, the excess amount so realized shall form part of the general funds of the city, and whenever the sale of the new deben­ tures produces less than the net sum required for the pur­ pose aforesaid the city may issue and sell further new deben­ tures to such amount as the council may deem necessary to "cal,ize the deficiency. 7.

Pending the sale of such new debentures the city may bo1'l'oW fro111 any bank or person upon promissory notes, temporary debentures or other temporary securities by way of temporary loan for not more than one year, the monies

8 necessary, together with such accumulated sinking fund available therefor to payoff at maturity anyone or more issues of said debentures, and the city may in manner afore­ said issue and sell new debentures to the amount the council may estimate to be necessary to realize the net sum required for the purpose of repaying the said temporary loan and re­ deeming said temporary securities issued therefor, and such net sum shall be used solely for such purpose; or pending the sale of such new debentures the city may borrow the monies required as aforesaid by way of loan for not more than one year on such new debentures in such manuel' and on such terms and conditions as may be deemed expedient and may deposit, hypothecate or charge such new debentures as security for any such loan and may enter into any agree­ ment for the purpose of carrying out the terms and con­ ditions of such loan as may be deemed expedient, and when such loan has been paid off and the pledge redeemed the ~mid new debentures may be re-issued and sold or pledged as if the former pledging had not taken place. 8.

Notwithstanding anything herein contained the city may issue and sell new debentures for the purpose of realiz­ ing the net sum required to recoup the monies applied by the city out of funds in its hands for the purpose of repaying the debentures of the city referred to in said

schedule which matured in the year 1929. 9. A recital in any by-law of the~ amount of sinking fund available for the repayment of the maturing debentures referred to in such by-law shall be conclusive evidence of the fact. 10.

Debentures issued and debts contracted by the city pursuant to the provisions of this Act shall not form part of the debt of the city within the meaning of the sections of The Edmonton ChaTtel' limiting the borrowing powers of the city, and it shall not be necessary to obtain the assent of the electors to any by-law pass:ed by the council of the city pursuant to the authority contained in this Act ei'ther for borrowing money or for any other purpose. 11.

All payments heretofore made out of the general funds of the city together with accumulated sinking funds on hand to repay any of the debentures referred to in said By-law No.2 of 1923 are hereby confirmed and validated. 16. This Act shall come into force on the day upon which it is assented to.

SCHEDULE REFERRED 'TO IN

SECTION 15.

No. of Date of Amount of Date of Rate of Term of By-law Passage Debenture~ Purpose of Issue Debentures Interest Debentures Authorized in years 21:3 2!) June, 1909 $ 40,000.00 Hay Market Site Dec. 1, 1909 412 20 21-! 29 June, 1909 45,000.00 To extend Market Site Dec. 1, 1909 41' 20 ,2 215 29 June, 1909 3,000.00 Fire Hall Sites Dec. 1, 1909 41/2 20 297 13 July, 1909 2,650.00 Market Building July 13, 1909 H2 20 301 13 July, 1909 1,596.55 City's Share Cement Walks July 13, 1909 4~2 20 309 13 July, 1909 11,018.28 City's Share Paving July 13, 1909 H2 20 248 22 Feb., 1910 75,000.00 Exhibition Ground Improvements July 1, 1910 Hi! 20 357 2 Aug., 1910 4,928.00 City's Share Local Improvements Aug. 2, 1910 41.2 20 358 2 Aug., 1910 992.85 City's Share Concrete Walks Aug. 2, 1910 -t ~'2 20 280 21 June, 1910 75,000.00 Exhibition Buildings July 1, 1911 412 20 261 26 April, 1!)10 35,000.00 Street Paving July 1, 1911 4 ~2 20 300 31 Jan., 1911 175,000.00 Exhibition Buildings July 1, 1911 H2 20 314 27 April, 1911 10,000.00 Civic Stables July 1, 1911 ,p~ 20 319 27 April, 1911 40,000.00 Street Paving July 1, 1911 ,p~ 20 ~ 334 27 April, 1911 12,250.00 Warehouse July 1, 1911 -P2 20 396 13 May, 1911 735.00 City's Share Concrete Walks July 1, 1!)11 -! ~2 20 189 30 May, 1907 12,000.00 Market Site Nov. 30, 1907 ,) 25 358 12 Oct., 1911 40,000.00 Children's Shelter April 1, 1912 4 1 ' 20 ,2 866 30 Jan" 1912 175,200.00 Imp'ts.

Exhibition Gr'nds and Bldgs. April 1, 1912 .. p' 20 ,2 876 30 Jan., 1912 200,020.00 Street Paving April 1, 1912 .. p' 20 ,2 377 30 Jan., 1912 12,066.67 Civic Stables April 1, 1912 -1 1 ' 20 ,2 379 30 Jan., 1912 15,086.67 Additions to Warehouse April 1, 1912 H2 20 348 31 July, 1911 55,000.00 Bonus Royal Alex. Hospital April 1, 1912 -1% 40 440 30 Jan., 1912 16,919.20 Cement Walks Jan. 30, 1912 -! ~2 20 252 11 June, 1908 5,434.00 Permanent Improvements June 2, 1908 6 25 254 11 June, 1908 61,737.25 Sewers, etc.

June 2, 1908 6 25 240 25 Feb., 1908 11,415.00 Parks Site Feb. 25, 1908 ,) 25 392 26 March, 1912 225,813.34 Civic Office Building Jan. 1, 1913 .J 20 395 26 March, 1912 75,433.34 Police Building Jan. 1, 1913 -1 l' 20 ,2 391 26 March, 1912 76,406.67 Civic Office Building Site Jan. 1, 1913 .Ph 40 461 4 March, 1913 109,500.00 Building for Stores April 1, 1913 .J 20 465 4 March, 1913 110,960.00 First St. Market Buildinlr April 1, 1913 ,) 20 468 4 March, 1913 150,380.00 Strathcona Hospital Bonus April 1, 191:3 :) 20

SCHEDULE REFERRED TO IN

SECTION 15-Continued.

No. of Date of Amount of Date of Rate of Term of Debentures Purpose of Issue Debentures By-law Passage Authorized Debentures Interest in years 476 4 March, 1913 $ 84,680.00 Police and Fire Station April 1, 1913 5 20 481 4 March, 1913 225,326.67 Royal Alexandra Hospital Bonus April 1, 1913 5 20 510 15 July, 1913 1,461,999.45 City's Share Local Improvements Aug. 1, 1913 5 20 390 26 March, 1912 100,253.34 Erection of Isolation Hospital Dec. 1, 1913 5 20 554 5 May, 1914 78,840.00 Exhibition Buildings July 1, 1914 5 20 556 .5 May, 1914 2.52,580.00 Police and Fire Station July 1, 1914 5 20 580 5 May, 1914 6,813.34 Children's Shelter July 1, 1914 5 20 557 5 May, 1914 178,120.00 Discount on Debentures July 1, 1914 5 20 558 5 May, 1914 163,520.00 City's Share of Paving July 1, 1914 5 20 574 5 May, 1914 245,280.00 City's Share Paving and Concrete Walks, 1914 July 1, 1914 5 20 104 28 May, 1907 41,000.00 Fire Hall Oct. 1, 1907 5 30 308 13 July, 1909 12,000.00 City Hall Building July 13, 1909 4% 30 "-' 812 10 Aug., 1909 15,000.00 Fire Hall Aug. 10, 1909 4% 30 0 354 2 Aug., 1910 3,000.00 Street Grading Aug. 2, 1910 4% 30 356 2 Aug., 1910 2,000.00 Fire Hall Aug. 2, 1910 4% 30 388 13 May, 1911 3,500.00 Additional City Hall Site July 1, 1911 4% 30 395 13 May, 1911 4,500.00 Mark':'!t Site July 1, 1911 4% 30 399 13 May, 1911 5,000.00 Park Improvements July 1, 1911 4% 30 276 2.A .. ug., 1904 25,000.00 Sewers Aug. 8, 1904 4% 40 670/680 11 Jan., 1916 .'310,980.00 C.P.R.

Co.

Entrance May 1, 1916 5 30 142 1 Oct., 1907 15,854.83 Sewers Oct. 1, 1907 5 40 143 1 Oct., 1907 210,187.20 Sewers Oct. 1, 1907 5 40 187 30 May, 1907 70,000.00 Hospital Nov. 5, 1907 5 40 227 .5 Nov., 1907 96,000.00 Sewers Nov. 5, 1907 5% 40 172 ~ March, 1908 200,000.00 Se~,vers April 1, 1908 5 40 198 2:3 Feb., 1909 40,000.00 Sewers June 1, 1909 4% 40 216 29 June, 1909 50,000.00 City Hospital Bonus Dec. 1, 1909 4% 40 310 1:1 July, 1909 59,261.86 Sewers July 13, 1909 4% 40 272 19 April, 1910 318,000.00 Sewer Extensions July 1, 1910 4% 40 243 28 Dec., 1909 154,000.00 High Level Bridge July 1, 1910 4% 40 332 8 Feb., 1910 50,000.00 C.P.R.

High Level Bridge Feb. 8, 1910 4% 40 :351 2 Aug., 1910 48,000.00 Sewers Aug. 2, 1910 4% 40

SCHEDULE REFERRED TO IN

SECTION l;)-Continuecl.

No. of Date of Amount of [late of Rate of Term of By-lal\" Pas~age Debenture's PUl"po~e of !sHUC Oebentures Interest Debentures Authol'iz2d in years 281 21 June, 1910 $173,000.00 City Hospital Bonus July 1, 1911 4~2 40 299 31 Jan., 1£111 164,000.00 East End Bridge July 1, 1911 412 40 :302 31 Jan., 1911 12,450.00 Jasper Avenue Subway July 1, 1911 4~2 40 ;-}O3 31 Jan., 1911 91,250.00 Land for Industrial Sit2S July 1, 1911 4~2 40 312 27 April, 1911 36,000.00 Parks (Hospital Site) July 1, 1911 41~ 40 :327 27 April, 1911 22,000.00 Armoury Site July 1, 1911 4% 40 316 27 April, 1911 1,000.00 Fire Hall Sites July 1, 1911 41' 40 ,2 :328 27 April, 1911 18,000.00 Addition to Storage Yards July 1, 1911 412 40 332 27 April, 1911 4,000.00 Police Station Sites July 1, 1911 4~2 40 371 13 Dec., 1910 37,387.00 Parks Site July 1, 1911 4~2 40 187 30 May, 1907 70,000.00 Hospital July 1, 1,911 5 40 372 13 Dec., 1910 70,000.00 East End Sewer July 1, 1911 4~2 40 389 13 May, 1911 30,000.00 Extension of Sewers July 1, 1911 41,; 40 398 13 May, 1911 50,000.00 Hospital July 1, 1911 41• 40 I-' I-' 357 12 Oct., 1911 31,000.00 Lands for Street Purposes April 1, 1912 41'; 40 365 30 Jan., 1912 39,906.67 Police Station Sites April 1, 1912 4~2 40 369 30 Jan., 1912 4,866.67 Fire Hall Sites April 1, 1912 412 40 388 27 Feb., 1912 818,086.67 Sewer Extensions April 1, 1912 41" 40 435 12 Jan., 1912 65,000.00 Industrial Sites Jan. 12, 1912 41., 40 437 12 Jan., 1912 10,000.00 Lands for Street Purposes Jan. 12, 1912 412 40 436 12 Jan., 1912 25,000.00 Public Library, South Side Jan. 12, 1912 412 40 393 26 March, 1912 26,280.00 Parks, 14th Street Jan. 1, 1913 412 40 432 24 Sept., 1912 150,380.00 Land for Parks and Driveways Jan. 1, 1913 5 40 485 24 Sept., 1912 66,000.00 Storage Yards, South Side Jan. 1, 1913 ;) 40 470 4 March, 1913 19,466.67 Stores Site Aug. 1, 1913 .) 40 474 4 March, 1913 4,866.67 Fire Hall Site Aug. 1, 1913 u 40 453 6 Jan., 1913 185,420.00 5th Street Bridge Aug. 1, 1913 ;) 40 519 22 July, 1913 1,692,149.00 Sewer Extensions, 1913 {Aug. 1, 1913 ;) 40 Dec. 1, 1913 ;) 40 394 7 May, 1912 310,006.67 Parks, Golf Links Dec. 1, 1913 i) 40 406 7 May. 1912 60,346.67 Parks Dec. 1, 1913 u 40 19 26 April, 1920 45,000.00 Swift's Sewer Aug. 26, 1920 6 40

REPRINTED BILL No. 11 FOURTH SESSION SIXTH LEGISLATURE 20 GEORGE V 1930 BILL

An Act to amend the Acts constitut­ ing The Edmonton Charter and to Validate certain By-laws Authoriz­ ing the Borrowing of Money. Received and read the First time ................... . Second time .................. . Third time ...... , ......... " .. MR. GIBBS EDMONTON: W. D. McLEAN. KING'S PmNTEI. A.D. 1930 Title: 1930 (6th, 4th) Bill 11,

An Act to amend the Acts constituting The Edmonton Charter and to Validate certain By-laws Authorizing the Borrowing of Money