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the construction of the Coquitlam Hospital and the Committee does not wish to make
any further recommendation in this regard except to propove an additional
recommendation that the functional plan for the Coquitlam Hospital covering this
‘type of care to be provided, services etc. must be given a close review in the
light of current health care methods and be amended to provide a genuine
community health care service and not a duplicate of present hospital operation.

4. Anti Noise By-law

The Committee will pursue this matter further with Mr. Ralph Palmer upon his

return fro holidays.

5. Levésque Boarding Home

A letter was received from the Department of Health advising that the Levesque
Boarding Home at 2143 Fraser Avenue was being taken over by a new operator and
asking if Councii had any objections to the continued operation of this home

as. a community care facility.

The Committee had no objection providing the operation of the Home meets with
Provincial Regulations and Municipal By-laws and would recommend the Council of
the continued operation of the Home be approved.

6. Community Care Facilities Licencing

The Committee was asked to review the existing policy of Council on the issuance
of community care facilities licences. At the present time these facilities are
covered in our Zoning By-law and are permitted in an RS-1 zone undex the following

conditions.

a.) They shall be restricted to the care of up to 10 ambulatory guests only.
and the care of non ambulatory guests shall not be permitted.

‘b.) They shall be permitted only facilities;
2. iLdicenced under the provisions cf the Community Share Facilities

Licencing Act

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