10.

Tenderers should conduct their own investigations into the fitness of
the property for any particular use = che City gives no warranty
thereon. This investigation should *nelude, but not necessarily be
limited to, matters such as the state of the City's title to the
property, soil stability on the property and in the area, topography,
drainage courses, and other matters that may affect the tenderer's use

of the land.

It will be a condition of sale that utility lines presently located on
the property be protected by registration of rights-of way. Further
details and information on services to the property may be obtained
from the City's Engineering Department. Payment of Development Cost
Charges and connection fees may be required.

Information on Zoning or other land use matters may be obtained from
the City's Planning Department.

Further information may be obtained from the undersigned.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted and the
City reserves the right to waive minor deficiencies in a bonafide

tender received by the closing time.

The lowest price that will be accepted for the property is $145,000.00.

City Hall R.A. Freeman,
Port Coquitlam, B.C. City Clerk/

September 12th, 1989

Deputy City Administrator