March 24th, 1980.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That the interested residents present in the gallery be allowed to

address Council.

Carried.

Mrs. A. Aspinall, 1940 Grant Avenue spoke stating the residents
were not notified in enough time ty organize people objecting against
the increase in patients, but stated there were no problems with the six
patients in residence now. Mrs. D. Deegan, 1924 Grant Avenue, objected
to the lack of communication between the Simon Fraser Health Unit and
the residents and Alderman Mabbett stated in his opinion there should
have been more Public Relations carried out prior to items such as
these coming to Council.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

That the application to extend the Community Care Facilities licence
fer Mr. & Mrs. Burton at 1948 Grant Avenue from 6 patients to 10 patients
be tabled until April 14th, 1980 pending a full report from the Simon

Fraser Health Unit.

Lost for want of a seconder.

Alderman Ranger advised he had just received a telephone call from
drs. Ranger advising his son required stitches following an accident and
that she had to go out ef the community to the New Westminster
Royal Columbian Hospital for the emergency treatment and he related this
incident to Council's earlier discussion regarding the Eagle Ridge
Hospital.

Mayor Laking advised there was a delegation tn attendance regarding

Trem No. 12 on the Agenda regarding the Kinsmen's Community Building.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That Item No, 12 on the Agenda regarding the Kinsmen's Community

Building be discussed at this time.

Defeated.

Aldermen Keryluk and Mabbett vated in favour of the resolution.

‘Environmental From the Environmental Protection Committee, March 21st, 1980

-Prot. Comm.,

‘Mar. 21/80 recommending that the request for an out of school facility licence for
re Out of

School Fac. the Meridian Village facility be approved for up to 20 children.
‘Licence -

‘Meridian Village.

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