July 9th, 1979.

Ald, Traboulay

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the discussion regarding the Ultimate Road Network Plan be
deferred until September and a Publi: Information Meeting can be set
up.
Carried.
Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution Alderman Laking expressed
his concern as the road plan leads to development of Burke Mountain with
all traffic being filtered through Port Coquitlam..

NEW BUSINESS:

Alderman Traboulay expressed his concern regarding roller skating

re Roller Skating

ton tennis certs.

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on the tennis courts and asked that the City staff check on this.

Alderman Traboulay advised of his concern regarding G.V.R.D. newsletters,

re GVRD newsletters.

Ald. Traboulay
re Smell from

piggery.

Ald. Traboulay
re Mosquitos

TAld. Wright re
fence at 3696
Hamilton St.

Ald. Mabbett
re Museum Train.

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re Evergreen Pk.

Ald. Mabbett

etc. and Mayor Campbell advised the newsletters, etc. are previded for
in the Greatex Vancouver Regional District budget.

Alderman Traboulay stated there was a smell coming from the piggery
on Dominion Avenue and asked that this be looked into by the By-law
Officer and the Simon Fraser Health Unit.

Alderman Traboulay advised the mosquitos are becoming a problem
and asked that this be investigated. Alderman Mabbett asked that
a report on mosquito control be obtained from the Simon Fraser Health
Unit.

’ Alderman Wright advised the fence at 3696 Hamilton Street is falling
down and asked the Public Works Committee to look at it as the owner
requests the ditch be filled in.

Alderman Mabbett advised the Museum Train will be in Port Coquitlam
on July 20th, 2ist and 22nd, 1979 in the C.P. Rail yards at Oxford

Street.

Alderman Mabbett advised the work is progressing well on Evergreen

Park.

Alderman Mabbett advised he attended the tennis tournament at the

re tennis tournament.

Ald. Laking re
Lighting ~
soccer field.

Reeve Street tennis courts and presented the trophies to the winners.
Alderman Laking asked how the lighting for the soccer field at
George Pearkes field was progressing. Alderman Mabbett advised the

estimate for the lighting was $51,000.00 and due to the vandalism in the

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