August 25th, 1975 /7.

That a meeting be held with local representatives of the Coquitlam
& District Hunting & Fishing Club, the B.C. Wildlife Federation, and the
Department of Fisheries to work out a timing as quickly as possible for

clearing the growth from the main channel of the Coquitlam River in the

Port Coquitlam area North of the Highway bridge. Carried.

From the Planning & Zoning Committee, August 22nd, 1975, concerning Plan.& Zon.
Comm.re mod.

the proposed modular housing development in the Oxbow Ranch area, and housing dev
Oxbow Ranch

commenting that although the development does not directly affect the area (Dist.o
Coquitlam)

City, there aie some aspects of concern, in particular, the matter of

traffic access ~- which at the present time can only be gained through

Chester Street in the City.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That as recommended in a report from the Planning & Zoning Committee,
August 22nd, 1975, the District of Coquitlam be requested to participate
in a joint meeting with the Planning & Zoning Committee and the Public
Works Committee to have Coquitlam outline their plans for the development
of the Oxbow Ranch area. Carried.
From the City Clerk, July 24th, 1975, concerning the provision City Clerk
re add.poll-
of additional polling stations for the 1975 Municipal Election and ing stations
'75 Municipa
suggesting as an alternative, to eliminate small Polling Stations and Election
instead establish two large Polling Stations in both the City's Recreation

Centres - one on the North Side - and one on the South side.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the present "neighbourhood~based" polling stations be maintained,
and that three additional polling stations, to be located at the Lincoln
Elementary School, the Port Coquitlam Senior Secondary School, and
Kilmer Elementary School, be added to the existing five. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS :
At the request of Alderman Thompson, a resolution to amend Section 3rd reading-
etc., B/law
2 of the Land Use Contract No. 13, being part of By-law No. 1388, which 388-defer-
said By-law would then have been available for third reading, was deferred :
at this time in order that certain aspects of the proposed project could
be discussed. Alderman Thompson then displayed a rendering of the

project and suggested that the building No. 4, which fronts on Barberry

Drive, be moved North 20' due to complaints received from residents on