Planning report, May 1977 : Eel Ground Indian Reserve No. 2. : R39-24/1977E-PDF

"During the winter of 1973, the Eel Ground Band was faced with the problem of finding suitable land for future housing. As a result, it was decided to have an Airphoto Interpretation Study done for a portion of the Reserve, and the areas suitable for specific developments indicated. Upon completion of this study, it became evident that there were only a few areas which could be developed without costly remedial measures. One alternative was to infill on the existing serviced lots along Delphine Road. A plan was prepared showing an additional thirty (30) serviced lots that could be utilized. This plan was presented to Chief Mike Martin in the fall of 1973, but it was never adopted. Scattered residential development continued along River Road and Martin Road. Some infilling occurred along Delphine Road; however, approximately twenty (20) fully serviced lots are still vacant"--Introduction, p. 1.

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