November “Sth, 1973 YR,

are not inva 1 position to assume the full Gost, therefore, the District will have to
subsidize them. Alderman a Ranger | commented that the second paragraph « on Page 6 of

the Minutes, which states in part: "As far as other conditions for the entry of the
tangleys into the District for which you have asked a report ‘I would strongly sug-
gest that they not be included as members of ‘the Petri ct but that the arrangement
'be simply to give them a » supply of water on the terms outlined" reflects ais seni-
ments on the matter. Alderman t Mabbett stated he agreed with the view expressed by
Alderman Ranger, and members of Gouneil generally were not in favour of the water

extension to the Langley sunicipalities under the conditions proposed by the

Commissioner.

Moved by Alderman Never:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam
go on record as not favouring the provision of water service to the City and Town~
ship of Langley by the Greater Vancouver Water District at this time. Carried.
From the District of Coquitlam, October 22nd, 1973, gubmitting a copy of & Dist.of Coq

- . So, -removal of
petition from residents of that municipality requesting the removal of the road road block-

Woodland Dr

block closing off the aecess between Woodland Drive in Port Coquitlam and Pipeline

Road in the District of Coquitlam. The City Clerk also advised that four letters

from residents of the City had been received opposing the proposed removal of the

road bleck.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Meyer:

That the request of the District of Coquitlam stated in its letter of October
22nd, 1973, that the City consider the removal of the barricaés at the North end
of Woodland Drive, be denied. . | Carried.
REPORTS :
From His Worship Mayor L.B. Scott, October 3lst, 1973 concerning several Mayor Scot

. oe . 7 -Reg. Board
mattere considered at the last Regional Board Meeting; the first being advice that Meeting

the Board has agreed to the City's request and that sewage now being treated at Nepore
at the lagoon will be diverted to the Annacis Plant as soon as that facility is

in operation. The second item in the report referred to the Coquitlam and Dist-

rict Hospital, stating that when this was approved the forecast size of the fac-

ility based on the 1969 Management Science Report was 225 acute beds and 75 ex-

tended care beds; however, ata neeting in late August between the Minister of

Health Services and Hospital Insurance and representatives of the Regional Dist-

rict, the Hospital. Society and the municipalities ce acerned, the Minister announ-

nced the decision of the Government relative to the Hospital's Ss development;