Me > Apeal tat, 1974

= amendment: is not really in order at this time, as if the amendment was to.

“arity, then the Council could not deal with the main motion, because the- By-
law must be given final passage in the same form as at third Teading; also,
the By-law, if amended, would be required to be. approved again. by the Minister
of Municipal Affairs and Department of Highweys. It was further pointed out
that when the By-law Was placed before the Council for initial consideration,€
the identical anendment was proposed and defeated, and Alderman Ranger sugges—
ted that the anendnents could be referred to the appropriate Committee for

| study. after the vete is taken on the original motion. His Worship the Mayor.
then overruled. the anending motion a and asked for the question to ‘be called

on the original motion, following. passage of which Alderman Thompson refer-
red to Section 304, Subsection (1) (a) of the By-law wherein it is stated that

“off-street “parking shall be provided and maintained in accordance with this
‘section for any addition to such existing building or structure, or any
change or addition to such exis ting use." and he pointed out that conversion
of the Surf Yheatre to a cabaret was permitted to proceed without providing |
parking spaces. Alderman Ranger ‘Stated that the comments of Aldernan
Thompson could be valid, and the City Administrator said that where sny changes
in buildings have taken place, upgrading of the parking has been required,
Alderman. Thompson Stated he had brought up that point previously, and-at his
request the City Administrator agreed to check into the matter.

Zoning Amendment By-law No. 1290 concerning child care facilities lic-
ensed under the Community Care Facilities Licersing Act that was tabled at
the previous meeting, was then submitted for further consideration: |

Zon. Amend .B/aw Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

#1290-final pass.
& adoption. Seconded by Alderman Lakive:

That By-law No. 1290 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.
.  Garried ..

By-law No. 1307, being the "Council Indemnity By-law, 1974, No. 1307",
that was tabled at the previous meeting, was then submitted for initial con-
sideration. |

Alderman halcing introduced a By-law to provide for payment of an indem-

. aity to the Mayor ‘and Aldermen of The Corporation of the City o£ Port

Coquitlam for the year 1974,

Council Indem. Moved by Alderman Laking:
B/law #1307-1st ;

3 readings Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That By-law No. 1307 be read a fir st time, Cairieds

Prior to ‘passage of the foregoing resolution, Mayor Campbell stated |