June 23rd. 1980.

The City Clerk advised By-law No. 1759 is now ready for final

reading.

"No. 1759 Moved by Alderman Ranger:
City of Pt.
Coq. Zoning

“-B/L, 1979, .
“No. 1651, That By-law No. 1759 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.

Amend. B/L,
» 1980 - Final Rdg. Carried,

NEW BUSINESS:

Seconded by Alderman Wright:

Ald. Traboulay Alderman Traboulay expressed concern regarding the odour from the
are Odour from

_ Agricultural Agricultural area. Alderman Gates advised the by-law regulating this
/ Area.

. will be discussed at the Environmental Protection Committee meeting on

June 24th, 1980.

;Ald. Mabbett Alderman Mabbett advised he attended Port Moody's Golden Spike Days
*r@ Pt. Moody

Golden Spike representing the City.

‘Days.

i Alderman Gates suggested the Lacrosse Tournament to be held on June
jAld. Gates

‘re Rental of 28th and 29th, 1980 be charged $29.00 for rental of the Young Room for
‘Young Rm. .
Saturday only and that community groups be advised of the charge of

$29.00 for the Young Room for money ratsing funetions.

Moved by Alderman Gates:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the Lacrosse Tournament be charged $29.00 for use of the Young
Room on June 28th and 29th, 1980;
AND THAT all community groups be advised of the charge for the

Young Room for money raising funetions.

Aldermon Gates and Keryluk voted In favour of the resolution.

‘Ald. Keryluk Alderman Keryluk advised a student hired by the $.P.C.A. is conducting
re Door-to-Door

Campaign - a door-to-door campaign saclling deg licences,

'S.P.C.A.

(dog, licences) Mayor Laking advised the Greater Vancouver Regional Distriet is

‘Mayor Laking proposing the use of ao untversal bus pass ac the cose of $20.00 per
-re Bus Pass,
month.

Alderman Ranger asked for clarifieation en free bus transportation

Ald. Ranger
ire Free Bus

, Transportation
i 7 Politeemen

:& Firemen.

for policemen and fLremen and stated that fn his opinion this should be
a benefit negotiated by the employer and asked that this be looked into.
Alderman Traboulay expressed concern regarding people from other areas

not in the transit tax program using the bus passes.