August 25th, 1975

Title Subdivision and various provisions are contained in the said Land

Use Contract concerning the subdivision of the property, the size, shape

and siting of buildings and structures and various other matters,

A letter was received from School District No. 43 (Coquitlam) ,
August 22nd, 1975 advising with respect to school accommodations planned
for September, 1976, that the Ranch Park East Elementary to be located
on the West side of the new Lougheed Highway just South of the Dewdney
Trunk Road is currently in the working drawing stage and that the Hastings
Jr. Secondary is currently at the stage of calling tenders.

A letter dated August 19th, 1975 was also received from Mr. Anthony
Williams, 3440 Jervis Street, stating his support of the proposed Strata
Title Subdivision Development on Hastings Street,

The Architect for the project was in attendance and he gave a brief
outline of the proposed development.

Mayor Campbeli then invited questions from the public gallery, and
Mir. Mike Walton, 2393 Scott Place, complimented the developer for coming
up with the proposal now under consideration, but inquired whether there
is anything to prevent the Strata Council from subdividing the area
designated as a children's playground at some future date, and the City
Planner advised that the intent is to include that area as part of the
total open space of the development; however, should the Strata Council
make such an application, the Land Use Contract would have to be re-
opened and would require the approval of Council. Alderman Laking
referred to the motion passed at the last Council meeting designating
that area as part of the development and stated that it was made so that
if anything comes up in the futr-re the Council would know of the original
intention from the Land Use Contract. Alderman Mabbett suggested that
perhaps that portion of the development should revert to the City so
that it can be dedicated as a park and the City Planner advised that if
that portion was so dedicated it would have some effect on the density
of the development. Mr. L. Robinson, 2641 Tuohey Avenue, stated his
main concern was adequate school accommodation, and drew attention to
the some 150 houses being built in the area in the District of Coquitlam.
Mayor Campbell advised that the School District is aware of the housing
being constructed; however, Mr. Robinson suggested that this was probably
the case only in that area of the City and at his request, Mayor Campbell

agreed to make further inquiries in that regard. Mrs. Cathy Jones, a