~ April 30th,.1973

By-law, -1972, No.:1193,. Amendment: By-law, 1973, No. 1242, wag then submitted. for

initial consideration. ..

Alderman Laking iatroduced a By-law tc amend the “Westwood Street Traffic.

Regulation By-law, 1972, Ne: 1193".

Moved by. Alderman Laking: |

Westwood “St
~ Traf.Reg. Am]
@ seconded by Alderman Traboulay: : - B/law #1242-

ist 3 rdgs.

That By-law No;.1242 be read a first time. : oo Carried, .

Alderman Ranger: stated his disappointment that the District. of Coquitlam would
not consider amending the hours in its zenewal By-law and Alderman. Meyer inquired
whether the Amending By-law has a time limit. The City Clerk advised that: the amend~
ment will provide for an extension of 22 months from the-date the original By-law
Was adopted, and Alderman Mayer requested that the Council consider an extension of
18 months only. His Worship the Mayor pointed mt that this is:a common By-law that
has to be agreed to by both Councils, and referred to the time factor involved to
renew the present By-law, which will expire on May 3rd, 1973.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That By-law Na,.1242.be read a second time. | ; . . Carried.

Moved by Alderman Ranger: -

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That By-law ‘No. 1242 be read a third time. . Carried.

Moved by Alderman Meyer:

Proposed.
amend .to--
time limit.
| for West
That the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam go wood St.

Traff.Reg.
on record as being desirous of preparing an amendment to By-law No. 1193: to reduce B/law

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

its term from 22 months to 18 months, and that the District ef Coquitlam .be approa-
ched indicating to them that desire with the request that they do likewise.

Prior to the. question being called on the foregoing resolution, the mover and
seconder agreed to a suggestion from Alderman Mabbett to amend the motion by add-
ing the filowing words as the end thereof: "also, that that municipality be recues-
ted to provide information to the City as to the starting and completion dates with
respect to construction of the new truck. route."

The question was. then called on the motion of Aldermen Meyer and Traboulay, in-
cluding the accepted change:

‘That the Municipal. Council: of The Corporation of ‘the City of Port Coquitlam go
on record as being desirous of preparing an amendment. to Bylaw No. 1193 to. reduce
its term from 22 months to 18 months, and that the District of Coquitlam be approa~

ched indicating to them that desire with the request that they do likewise; also,