/6. September 19th, 1977

From the Public Works Committee, September 16th, 1977, concerning

Pub.Wks.Comm.

_ Sept.16/77 re grop signs on Flint Street at Coquitlam Avenue.
; STOP signs

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,
September l6th, 1977, STOP signs on Flint Street North and South of
Coquitlam Avenue, be removed. : Carried.

From the Public Works Committee, September 16th, 1977, concerning

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STOP signs on Coquitlam Avenue at Oxford Street.

Moved by. Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,

September 16th, 1977, the STOP signs at the Coquitlam Avenue~Oxford

Street intersection be re-located from Oxford Street to Coquitlam Avenue,

East and West of Oxford Street. Carried.
Env.Prot.Comm. From the Environmental Protection Committee, September 15th, 1977,
Sept.15/77 re

Kennel appl'n. stating that a prospective purchaser of property consisting of approx

imately 5-1/3 acres at 3024 Burns Road wishes to start a Dog Kennel

SPL MEAD br er OES nese cone:

operation thereon, and that the Simon Fraser Health Unit has advised
there is ample property and that the buildings to house the dogs will be
set back at least 600 to 700 feet from the nearest house in the area.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

NTMI et ee RE ie Eon CA a HE

That as recommended in a memorandum from the Environmental Protection

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Committee, September 15th, 1977, the application to establish a dog

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kennel at 3024 Burns Road, be approved. Carried.

Env.Prot.Comm. From the Environmental Protection Committee, September 15th, 1977,
‘Sept.15/77 re
‘amend.to Tree advising that the provisions of the present Tree Cutting By-law, being

‘Cutting B/law
: No. 1293, do not apply to residential lots of 7200 square feet or less;
;

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however, as there have been a few incidents where residents with properties

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slightly in excess of 7200 square feet feel they should be entitled to

remove a tree without City interference, the Committee has given consideration
to a possible amendment to the By-law that would increase the property

size and requirement so that lots of one-half acre or less would be

exempt therefrom.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a memorandum from the Environmental Protection