September 23rd, 1974 /7.

necessary Rights-of-Way without compensation from the Programme and that the ac-

quisition of the Rights-of-Way not take place until the Coquitlam Dyking. District
is taken over by the two municipalities affected.

2. That The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam request that the District
of Coquitlam consider a resolution similiar to 1. above and that negotiations bet-
jween the City and the District commence to prepare a suitable agreement to provide
for liaison with Provincial authorities during construction of the Flood Control
Works and for operation and maintenance of the Flood Control Works upon comple~

tion of the project.

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3. That Mr. Bonham be requested to explain to Council and/or the public the

proposed project at an early date. In this regard some aspects of the proposed
design have been questioned by the consultants and by ir. Lockwood and myself,
and Mr. Bonham has assured us thet the works proposed in the Outline Report are
not necessarily finalized. Alternate proposals and suggestions can and will

be considered as part of the detailed design process. Carried.

From the Building & Protection Committee, September 19th, 1974, setting Bldg.& Prot.

Comm.re out—
forth certain recommendations with respect to outside open burning. side open

burning
Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That Item A. set forth in a report from the Building & Protection Commi-
ttee, September 19th, 1974, recommending that the Fire By-law be amended to

stop all outdoor burning effective January lst, 1975, be adopted. Defeated.
Aldermen Ranger and Traboulay voted in favour of the resolution.

His Worship the Mayor advised that provisicn is presently made for two 1
week periods per year for residential burning coinciding with clean-up weeks
and therefore the recommendation set forth under Item B. of the report to re-
tain this service requires no resolution.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That Item C. set forth in a report from the Building & Protection Commit-
tee, September 19th, 1974, recommending that no smakelegs burners be allowed
to operate in the City of Port Coquitlam unless they are set up permanently
and to the satisfaction of the Building & Protection Committee, be endorsed.

Aldermen Ranger and Traboulay voted in favour of the resolution.

His Worship the Mayor declared Item D of the report recommending that the

Council contact the District of Coquitlam to ask if they will consider impos~

ing the same regulations under their Fire By-law to be instituted by January
Ist, 1975, to be redundant in view of the fact that the recommendations set

forth under Items A and C did not receive the approval of the Council.