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A building permit was approved and will be issued to Chester Houseman, to build a four-unit apartment on lot three and half of lot four in Aldershot Glens Extension, on No. 2 Highway. A permit was granted to Bruce Filman enabling him to build a home on his farm property. W. R. Clark asked permission to erect an aluminum quonset hut, to be used for office and electrical appliances, on No. 5 Highway across from the county shed. His application was approved. Brant Coleman applied for the necessary papers to send to the Department of Planning in Toronto, to clear Glen Acres Survey, owned by J. Cooke, for registration. Mr. Deacon, asked the council to seriously consider whether it was not now the proper time for the whole area to come into the Planning Area. He stated that this is easy to do with an agricultural area, and more difficult after an area is sub-divided. A motion was made by Councillor K. Harper and deputy Reeve W. Tyler, that council approve and accept North Shore Heights Annex Survey, subject to receiving John Cowan's agreement to pay for grading, stoning and two culverts, to the satisfaction of the road superintendent. Hugh Gilmore informed the council that a large number of sub-trades, such as plumbers, electricians, etc. who were not licensed, were operating in Aldershot. He suggested they should be required to be licensed to work in this area. Mr. Gilmore presented a strong plea for added police protection, which he felt was long overdue. He said he was speaking for the Aldershot merchants, who for several years had been interested in more adequate police protection. Mr. Gilmore stated that he was willing to bring a delegation of Aldershot merchants or a petition signed by them outlining the problems confronting the business section. Deputy Reeve W. Tyrell stated he did not see the need for, nor did he feel that residents wanted patrolling carried out. Councillor J. Easterbrook stated that patrolling did not stop break-ins, citing Hamilton as an example.