June 14th, 1976

CORRESPONDENCE -& REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

RCMP,June 1/76 re
Municipal Policing

May 1976 Municipdl Policing Report. Alderman Ranger noted that the Report for May/76

From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, June Ist, 1976 being the

question of overtime billing would be dealt with under the Finance
Committee Report. Alderman Thompson queried the results of a previous
request to investigate alternative methods of providing less expensive
meals for prisoners and was advised that there was no further information
available at this time. Acting-Mayor Alderman Traboulay suggested that
the question of prisoner's meals and R.C.M.P. Overtime payments be
deferred until Mayor Campbell returns to the City and has an opportunity
to discuss the matter further with Inspector Young. The report was then

received for information.

From the B.C. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, SPCA - May report
on Pound Operation

June lst, 1976 being the May, 1976 Report on Pound Operations. Acting-

Mayor Alderman Traboulay advised that attempts were being made to pinpoint

the trouble spots throughout the City and requested that any of the
Aldermen receiving complaints of this nature, contact the S.P.C.A. and
advise them of the location of the complaint so that additional patrols
of the area can be carried out. Alderman Thompson noted that the official
opening of the new low cost spay and neuter clinic will be held on July
10th, 1976 at 10:00 a.m. and the report was then received for information.
From the Health Labour Relations Association of British Columbia, Health Labour Relat-

ions, June 4/76 re

June 4th, 1976 outlining issues in the recent hospital dispute. issues in hospital
dispute

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That the letter from the Health Labour Relations Association of

British Columbia, of June 4th, 1976, be received.

Carrried.
Prior to passage of the foregoing resclution it was noted that the
dispute had been corrected by legislation.

REPORTS:

Ald.Thompson re
conversation with
MLA G. Kerster re
Lougheed Hwy

Kerster. This report was considered earlier on the Agenda during discussion

From Alderman M.A. Thompson, June 10th, 1976 being a report for

information on his recent telephone conversation with M.L.A. George

with the delegation regarding the Hastings Street school access problen,
however, a brief discussion ensued at this time during which it was

noted that as of late there appears to be no 'follow-up' correspondence