October 21st, 1974

Mrs. MacDonald stated the. «he Association did not object to the proposed
M-3 zoning, but did object to the uncertainty of what would be going in
there. The City Planner commented that the proposed M-3 zoning is a
compromise to reduce the industrial impact, and that he was opposed to

further residential development in that area.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as recommended in a joint report from the Planning & Zoning
and Industrial Development Committees, October 3rd, 1974, the Westerly
triangular portion of the Huntington Rubber Ltd. property bounded bv

Davies Avenue on the North, the Coquitlam River on the East, and the
Canadian Pacific Railway mainline on the South, be rezoned to the newly

created M-3 (Special Industrial) Zone. Carried.
Aldermen Laking and Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Alderman Traboulay inquired of Mr. Cross, repre:anting Huntington
Rubber Ltd., whether or not the present building would be upgraded, and
Mr. Cross advised that it would be substantially improved so that it
would be compatible with the new form of zoning proposed for the Westerly

parcel.

Ald. Laking re
duties on Industrial
Committee

Alderman Laking then stated he wished to be relieved of his duties

on the Industrial Committee, and His Worship the Mayor agreed to consider

the request.

Ald.
Mabbett The memorandum from Alderman Mabbett, October 17th, 1974, referring
re proposed M-~3

zoning-Huntington . .
Rubber property, to the proposed Huntington Rubber M~3 zoning and recommending certain

etc.
improvements in the Davies-Hastings area was then considered.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That item Nos. 2 to 5 as set forth ina report from Alderman E.W.
Mabbett, October 17th, 1974, be referred to the appropriate Committees;
AND THAT the words “and construction of a berm." be added to the
end of item No. 5. Carried.

CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

Sept.'74 report- From the Fire Chief, being the September, 1974 report of the Fire
Fire Department

Department. Alderman Thompson inquired as to the amount the City is

being reimbursed by the Provincial Government for inhalator calls, and

the City Administrator advised he would obtain that information for the

next Council meeting.

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non 74 report From the British Columbia Society for the Precertion of Cruelty to

Animals, September 30th, 1974, being the September, 1974 service report