~Pili! sj~='II L,RILLS lM r am a ~ I sam I ~ $ 5 ~ I II 9 g jiiiiii &l¹E fll III I%II %II 1IEJ! III L ii &i@li /II'I%%1 J miI jii'I i lal4'~lai lI CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT CORPORATION lal ~ KMlllm II! I I I I I I I I IRIRII I I II I ~ I+ 7/I i4% I 'LF'WJ ,I & RECREATION COMMITTEE meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee was held in the Council Chambers on Friday, September 26th, 1986„at 3445 p.;;,. In attendance were Alderman George Laking and Alderman Mike Farnworth. Also in attendance was K. Janna Taylor, Parks & Recreatior. A ala lm PARKS ii'.1%i. If¹aael 14 s I wl 'III I $ 14 II%K Il II NIP 14141 Director. CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES That the minutes of the meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee held on Wednesday, September 11th, 1986, be taken as read and adopted. Item No. 1 Pitt River Road Parkland The attached report from Janna Taylor was discussed by the Parks & Recreation Committee. Recommendations 'Illa' l1 4 1. 14 4 map. C &444 ml I Ill l I" II71 IJ !! & 'Ll II 2. That monies for the purchase be taken from the D.C.C. Funds. CARRI ED Ij I ", kli!NI '7! I,'44 iii ill i 'i !I!Iiiiiii I III'Jl'i j!g! Item No. 2 McLean Park Chanaerooms The attached drawings and report were presented to Committee. There was general agreement with the proposal, some minor changes were made to the interior of the men's washroom. We will now have to discuss the drawings with the building inspector tc see how detailed he wants the drawings. Recommendation: llSI 'W That the concept of the McLean changerooms is I accepted. J.ll!' k Sill That we negotiate to purchase lots 10 to 17 and parcel ¹I; as outlined in the attached l 5IIIII Ii Vl I I' I'I' ll I CARRIED l I I I,III /2 ll.lf 'l'II], I ia Nl SEP 2I iqIIB Item No. 3 Skateboard Park Janna Taylor indicated that a petition had been received to have a skateboard park built in Port Coquitlam. A further report will be forthccming in regard to cost, liability and insurance coverage. Recommendation,. That the verbal report be received. CARRIED Item No,~ Tournament Rates — PoCo Old Timers a poCo Nolsons The attached two requests for adult tournaments were discussed. One request for the reduced rate was received after the event had finished. Committee did feel that both groups should beThe given the reduced rates, as they have in the past. Recommendation: That PoCo Old Timers and PoCo Nolsons receive the reduced rental rates for their tournaments; 508 of the regular commercial rate, full rate for statutory holiday; room rental free and the City operate the concession. CARRIED Item No. 5 ~Via Dav Coordinator The attacheo report from Janna Taylor was discusseo by r.he Committee. Recommendation: To proceed with the recommendations as outlined the report, except that the salary be $ 8,500 and in not $ 9 000. Llg~ CARRIED ~6e &~ a Taylor, Se etary SEP Ill I mmlml 5 ' p Pl SWS'Wl // I I MS ' I J 2 0 1986 THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COIIUITLRM 1986 09 25 R E P 0 R T TO: Alderman George Laking Alderman Nike Farnworth FRON: K. SUBJECT: Janna Taylor'arks & Recreation Director South Pitt River Road Area Recommendation: 1. 2. That the Administration Committee negotiate to purchase Lots 10 to 17 and parcel No. 1 as outlined in the attached map. That the monies be taken from the Parks D.C.C. Funds Background a Comments: Council has reguested that we look into the aspect of park land in the south area of Pitt River Road. As you are aware, we have three park types which make up the recommended standards for Port Coguitlam: Neighbourhood 2.5 acres per 1,000 population Community 7.5 acres per 1,000 population Specialized 10 acres per 1,000 population Total 20 acres per li000 population Not only do we have to be concerned with the number of acres, but also the service area of the park. The service area and general size for each park are: Neighbourhood Service area 4 to g mile Size & acre to 20 acres Average size 6 acres Community ~Ills)ll Service area 1 to 1& miles Size 4 to 100 acres Average size 8 to 25 acres /2. gii(, SEP ? I''98b IIIIllllI e ~ ~ 8 9w ~ I THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COIIUITLAM Specialized Service area 5 to 20 miles Size 25 to 200 acres Average size 100 acres Present population — 742 1991 1(234 1996 1)495 In this particular park catchment area we have two neighbourhood parksi Kilmer School 8 7 acres and Kilmer Park 8 7.9 acres; however, they have been treated as one neighbourhood park due to their proximity. As you can the service area does not so th em partt oof itt River Road. We are in include the sou desperate need neighbourhood park two areas; east and west ofof Pitt River Road. I have inspoken with Bill Brown, wn, tne he Pl arming r Director and he has suggested that the two parcels of land, as outlined in the attached map. I also concur with his recommendation. P'eei .w T/bh Ikm~ ~l III il I1&l I s m see I I I'IRJJ (I'il I. I I ILaIiiI SEP 2 6 1986 If I I 5 I I ie [/M I I I III i ,,1@I I', I 'limi iiII lima INg ' im!' P el ,I PIIH Ii lii I I ~Nil —— I ees QADI~ I T w 1 1 C'4 l3 ]~ fl I lf IIR I 'gl I@II 1l IIII'I f'hl I I/1% I& , II II II i II "illlii ilIl ' '= Jll, c TR CMP9RM)1IIIi) 8F BJK CITY GF PMT 2272 M ALLISTER AVENUE PORT COOUITLAM. B.C. VSC 2AS t;861IIDkiiM TELEFHoH: 941.5411 OUR FILE 'sess I "Janna 1vl ol"', l-al" lis and flcr'Qati oil lii1 I c'LQI" Br am tIoooondoo1rn . L1 Frl3111 Date. Sept Rr= I ( I "' 1IRSJo . Addi ti Qn I'Jc Lean C!2-ti no +or combined conceasi asi on and I adi e=. i4ashroorn =is 8 i as r, iw2 no. oer supol i E d ' eR eRcavation. . "I:ormino, rouohod ' in —. ''0' ma oriel - and oui- 1 aboLlr pipes. "toriodrains. bacilli 8 ll onci-ate &or compl:t J4 721 0 sl;.b ', '.n ': . .: " — 1 - Bl Cells, dool s ~ vill'dows ." 1 True. es includi'n cI some rool: abour ~seI) 44~ 444 ~ 4'IS .Ileaa Il ~ ~I III 4 I III JI j ls,alii 4 I i 4 ice II i) siI iiLII '1 I &44I4 I! . I Qlviiood ",or 8 aver hano westsido Steel corrugated rooFino 1 nd si'd Lumbar 1la JOQ abour 1nd Tlat ri al = di;idol.iJ.l eJ IJ i. 1 Q. ~ or instEill arid I..'i nl Eh ci I" QQ'F c-1=-. addllno 21nli 'ei J. ~ IS ld 1 SOU Qavl28 'i'; EII Ll 1 illi I' I 1ilbil 'i i!i IOT11 Thi 8 i 8 '-1 i oh tl y over an, ''p lnr thi vi ir 8 budoet a.» JHc. Lused '"e alr" -'LE u. is still a 1 arqe sum les tovor. crom the Ilc Li an sorinl:1thai"e Rr I acc accoLIn wia c pill d Llsc l,,bi 10 In neV:t vear- budort we will rover tol vJ'1''l QQm si -ts and cupbo41rds 5111'tLII Ra I"rol"= uL or appl i ances. in I.FO lcossi on. 1 i oh and baselOQEirdl hLEi el ter = hol31 '.: .. 4 ila', IIIiI /ll i]I SEP 2 6 l966 siiii si ~ I I Ia I 14 ~ ' lllei , ml[II1L 111 lais as I S lill llll I 'I'ls 11 II ''" I I L i I I LS IEI ~ HSII IS I :~SRRM8 IMHRf 'Ill le :I. t0t'l &' i 'll t I I" I i F)~Q';o& boll cn. '1 I ~c if'~'; '4k'..'. jo goAc& Wff;SHROOWS RRI~= 5 = e —= ~ 'iMIi ~ m IK- — .—— 1I Ill IWlema m IRIS'~ 585& R IS ~l g I ~ I f ~ IC l )) S I 1 i' ~ -".J "t 3 P ~~ l L ' Sept. 18/86 g. derma Taylor Parks & Recreation Director The Port Coquitlam Recreational Old Timers hockey league is getting ready for our Bt'n Annual Thanksgiving Tournament on Oct. 10, Oct. 11, Oct. 12 and. Oct. 13th. We would again like to apply for the 504 reduction on the Commercial Sce rate that we have received the past seven years. we wi11. be required. to We are aware that pay the i'ull Commercial rate on Oct. 13th the holidy, Ronday We thank you for your consideration in this matter. Yours truiy, Gordon Stidolph League Governor )IIIII', ~I R ~ LI lhasa ISII 'I" 'l mamsee killI iI.IL I SEP 2 6 198$ / I f I I ga RIJI I ilj! / —~lsmsssmg g I v r v ~ POCO MOLSON'S HOCKEY CLUB PORT COQUITLAM, BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA e TELEPHONEr (eae) eee-Seee 87)7T COgJ11LAIII II~IATIOrl'iIrTII AI I/i ITIO//: gana ITayl on on, 8anb //annieon /tean A rbmes Once again Po Co IIIoloon 'a OLdiirrren'rt ane endeavouninp Xo ongani ye an limen 'a //ochey TounnrrmerL/. ai Lhe lo Qo Ihc. ( caine, The ZounnamerLE ure ane pnopoaing has beer scheduled /on Sepiemben II 44ough Sepiemben 7, 1986. Ilte ane nequesding Lhe uee og ihe PciA~iea on k4 goLLoroing daleth and Lurrea: - 11:00 p.m. Thunoday Sepa. II 6r(/0 p,m. Sepi. 5 Saiunday Sepi. 6 Sunday Sept. 7 6s 00 p.m. — 11 r 00 p.m. Fniday 7r30 a.m. — 10r00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. — 3r00 p.m. also nequeniing ai LhLo dime, council'w neduced nepal nru!e~ rvs are have pneviously neceived. Ttuznte you /on /ye one youn even. couru!eouo aller+!Lon and corLEInued wuppon~. broune Lnulyr /tine~on og Iao Co r.rIoL on re /tochey I"Lub SEP 2 6 1986 THE CORPORRTIOH OF THE CITY OF PORT COOOITLRN 1986 09 26 REPORT TO: Alderman George Laking Alderman Mike Farnworth FROM: SUBJECT: t'. a ( K. Janna Taylor, Parks & Recreation Director May Day Coordinator In 1983 Council adopted a new direction for May for Port Coquitlam. The basic difference that May DayDaywould no be handled by a May Day Committee was but the Parks r & Recrea longer ion Committee. Attached please find the by report which was approved Council by in 1983. The contract for the May Day Coordinator 1985 and 1986 was $ 8,500. The person start in November in and would work half time until February andwould time for the months of March, April and Nay. I would like tofull suggest that we increase the salary by 8500 to $ 3,000. Recommendation 1. 2. 3. 4. IIII ll Ill hl IIIlkl , % II I , That we advertise immediately for the position of Naay Daay Coordinator. That the contract for the position be $ 9,000. That we continue with the same structure of responsibility as was done in 1984, 1985 and 1986. That B.R. Kirk and K.J. Taylor do the hiring of thee Maay Daay Coordinator. Parks & Recreation Director. KJT/bh I! I IN II I I (I'EP 2 6 1986 ll1llm 11 l)j NL~S %(llIs gl lii I I II mme @ I' Isg II@ I ~ ggsatss ~y'INRRImmsm, — 8¹~C~NQI IIlgl~a IMIvs ="QMSIvagsv Iv THE CORPORATIGR OF THE CITY OF PORT — "msvmUSVIR ~Rim '~-si =~NN gg' COQmT1IM COUNCIL MEMORANDUM TOC Mayor and Aldermen FROM: May September 30th, 1983 Day Review Committee RECOMMENDAT ON 8 0 I That t he May Day f oat be en tered in parades during the months of May and June on ly and that the parades be I within the province; Thai r i des not be perm tted during the 1984 May Day; I h That the Municipality advert ise the position of Co-ord inator in accordan ce descr i pt on dated 1983 09 301 with the i That the fol lowing organizational for May Day structuc 4 be adopted 0 M ~ ~ 0 co May Day attached job IUUCI ae. Cotta Maao ~ ItUUIIU OIOCCIU I I d I I MI 000 coMaoawcoa I M)II II I ~ MIOO LMLILL 'III'I] ILOOI otcoaaraa I I IOIOIU IIM co- eaew rae That any troph ice won by the. May Day by the City of Port Coquitlam; Fl oat be ret'a in ed That a trophy showcase be t endered at a cost not to exceed $ 2,700.00 with funds to be taken fr om the Office Supp les Account and that the trophy showcase be located in the foyer adjacent to the Mayor's Office; That May Day be a 2-day fest va ( for the ch dren's events) excluding the possibi of a fashion show and any other events authorized byftythe Parks 8 Recreation l I i I I I ('IRI II II ljlhl 8 Committee; That the above noted recommenda'I'iona be imp emented for 1984, and that fol lowing the 1984 May Day the existing May Day Rev few Comm tt ee rev i ew the 1984 May Day. I i SEP 2 6 1986 VI~IddM l'E%1$ 8 'Illllg S VIIV VV tI I 11 .Vd m & I I I I Ital IS ~ I Lsev ms ~ IVIW%%%vvmmotvvvvdsmsvs lllh Is&8 II ~ II ~ I 0I 8 I ~ ~ lglir' I'ill I'IIII J'I':=il jI,"Iiiii 1&II&& I IIIL lg IXI I 'II I xiii,ai I to I erg fi I I 'I,BIIII WP 511/ BACKGROUND AND COMMENTS: ~ The committee agreed during the past few months. "new" look. The emphasis is ta make on a take should Day May ' note fram the recommendations wi As yau atfa ir. It a f am suggested y iminated. Possi b e that the r ides be elCarnival, av we have sponsored b y Penny are a the 1984 May Day a even tss far e 43 Department, trade shows, Stage the Parks 8 Recreation District the and Coqu it 1am breakfast pr esentations, pancake 1984 May Day is annus shaw. The basic aim forv the as in The ac t uaa dua s indi to i n vo ve mare commun i ty graups and organizing of events. fo previous years The structure as outlined would beDaya change be under the now would for May as the respan s bi tyRecreation co-ardinator The Committee. auspices of the Parks Ito the Parks 8 Recreation Director and respons lb le Id b A Committee. Recreation with the Parks 8 can J wor k Inn canJunction or e for Committee Recreation 8 Parks the to events wau 8 be brought mlII III I i 585811'I ' IR I'R IIII jtgllil I i i IW 1%11f I illlI IIIII "t'118 l li11Ik Ii7IJI, I I was that it was strongly emphasized and other area that was publicity o promotion the to improve vitally impartant in a much after looked Furthermare, that the VIPs are events infarmed be they that and previous years better manner thanthein events to be scheduled are they whee and of a precisely cular time. at a parti cat on far membersh p in the Northwest Festive Is has Ap i I al ~ r IIII'Ill, lllii'w Lii j& j I&III'I I LI Ill ~ i Ths ~IIP llIItI ~ I I I approval. rll I I I IRRIHINJ IIII I I '=';;4II I I i F'rts NI - 18818 been meeting struck ta review May Day has tha t thee 1984 s ecial committee Thee sp IIII(IIII p I i i I i already been processed. Ig' I ' Ii ', i il III &, B.R. Kirk, City Administrator. K J. Taylor, Parks 8 Recreation Director UI'li I le! lm9.S II N Ill "'I ' II WI 4 llsl' $ Ij I I'II''] ~, m~ ~ ~ II li i I lg 1 I, I e ~ I Ii. I I~ I ls I 5 I I II II BRK/KJT:dv I I ' ~ I I I L I II NI I III im' Ig llli SEP 2 6 1986 !ll I »Mr I I DAY COORD I NATOR MAY OF REFERENCE TERMS This person wi have overa responsibility for the co-ord nation of the May Day ce ebrations in Port Coquitlam. Th e May Day Co-ard nator s rds pons b e for dave op ng the I I I i I I i i i I I i program in conjunction with the Parks & Recreation Committee The May Day Gourd i nator w i be d irect y responsible to the Parks & Recreation D rector. I I I i Ressons ibi To I ities: co-ordinai e the May Day Parade: sand out inv itations for parade or gan i ze p acement of float organ i ze the Judg Ing ensure that the Parade Marshal I is familiar with al aspect of the parade. Delegate responsibi i ties of the May Oay celebrations to i nterested commun ty groups and c it zen s: give direction to each person responsible for a particular event I I I i I ensure that the person is carrying out their responsibilities. continua laison with the Parks Recreation Comm ttee and Parks Reer eat ion rector. I I & i 3 4 & enter the May Day float in parades as identi f Ied To The po I i cy. II I W'I] 8 IIM 5. co-ordinate the activities of the VIPs:. outl ine their itinerary ensure that'he V Ps are persona y contacted and to d what they are to, do. Pub c ty Pr omotion flyer s to schon s poste rs in stores news p aper coverage ne»s re eases Charm e ~ On Festi vale B C. Fi ing system to be incorpor ated w th the Par ks & Recreat ion Department system. l i i I I I & I II RI'IN%() , in To I p g 11 1 1M ll D i I IHI1P I gi&iiiJ Ill RI I g!11' I I I I 6 I I i lllisRIL85 / Illllji( jiieiii q g J Ill'IIII Rl fi IIII IIIII m 'm ~ I I I I] I n II ~ n I I)~1 II I 'll I s min'Jm I 1 ill 1l 111 '0 'ill I II II I 14 I ljf ~ e~ I Ia1 ;uW &See& Ordering of supplies to be done in accordance with City Poi icy. Budget control Co-or dinator takes minutes of the meetings held with the Parks & Recreation Committee B.R. Kirk, 0 i ty Adm in i strator. K.J Taylor, Parks & Recreation Director. 1983 09 30 m birn'! IPN 'I I I I il i 4I $ 44114i i I RIIII'I I ball 41 I l 4 I I al I~i/I 'lI 4 imij~ SEP 2 61086 IIIIIWI'i'"il, ,'~,III' 'i'. bI II111 ~ I 'iliiI I