June 28th, 1976 /11.

: Alderman Traboulay referred to a newsletter from the Municipal Ald.Traboulay re.

: GVRD Lab.Rel.Dpt. 9 ~~"
4 Labour Relations Department of the G.V.R.D. in which it was reported re results In i

: Camera mtg re :
: that Port Coquitlam was one of the municipalities that had given formal accredited area
: bargaining

approval to a resolution, proposed by the Department, through Mr. Graham

3 ee Leslie. Alderman Traboulay indicated that as it had been a matter

\ discussed In Camera, any vote taken was not binding until the same had

been presented for ratification in Open Council, and suggested that Mr.

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' Leslie be censured for reporting this information incorrectly.
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Moved by Alderman Traboulay;:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

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That a letter be written to Mr. Graham Leslie of the Greater Vancouver

Regional District Labour Relations Department pointing out that the

statement, in the June 18th newsletter ‘Municipal Labour Relations in

Greater Vantouver', that the City of Port Coquitlam had given formal

approval to the standard resolution respecting accredited area bargaining

: was totally incorrect.

Carried.

Alderman Laking voted against the resolution.

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co) During discussion of the foregoing resolution, the City Administrator

pointed out that jn his conversations with Mr. Leslie, he had pojnted

out that as the meeting had been held "In Camera" it was difficult for

Staff to explain the discussions fully to Mr. Leslie, however, he felt

! that there was no problem in sending a letter to Mr. Leslie to confirm

yO the fact that the discussions and vote had taken place In Camera and i

were, therefore, not definite until ratified in Open Council. He further :

noted that additional discussions had since taken place and a draft

Constitution would be available for Council's consideration at the July

12th regular meetsug.

. Alderman Keryluk noted that in addition to the air-conditioner Ald.Keryluk re
Casa Roma parking
x noise problem at the Casa Roma, it had been requested that the problem lot noise

of squealing tires, etc. be investigated by the R.C.M.P. and Alderman

Traboulay advised that a further report would be forthcoming.

Ne Alderman Laking advised that Mrs. Urquhart, 1972 Fraser Avenue, Ald.Laking re
Mrs. Urquhart-
was having difficulty in getting the B.C. Telephone Company to repair 1972 Fraser Ave

Problem with BCTel

damage incurred to her property by their crews, and requested that the

City Administrator investigate the matter.

Alderman Ranger suggested that as this Council was always ready to Ald.Ranger re con-
j grats to BCTel