‘Apri 1s t, 197%

From the Heal eh Committee, March 27th, 197%, advising that the Committee
discussed the violation notice fees whieh are presently $20, 00 for. an ualicenced
dog and $10.00 for a licenced dog,

and that it is felt the fee for an unlicenced

dog should be increased to $25.00 in an effort

to. encourage : more people to pur-

chase licences.

@: Moved by Aldersan Traboutay:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as r

“ommended in a report from the Nealth Cont ttee, March 27th, 1974,

violation notice fees for unlicenced dogs be increased from $20.00 to , $25. 00;

ANN THAT the necessary Procedures be undertaken to prepare the required By-

law amendment for rocessing by the Couneil.

Carried.
From the Health r Committee, March 27th, 1974, advising for information only
that with respect to a request of Council to ‘investigate the possibility of offer-

ing the incinerator for use by adjacent municipalities for a fee,

resentatives pointed out this was not practical as all of ‘the adjacent municipal-—

ities have their own incinerating facilities and there is at the present. some rec—-

iprocal use -of these facilities.

From the Parks & Recreation Conmittee, March 29th, 1974,

submitting a letter

received from Mr. - Bob Bruce and Mr. Murray Harder , January 31st, 1974, proposing

the formation ofa Port Coquitlam Junior ‘Amateur Hockey Team, and advising that

all organizations wishing maxdimura ice-time allocations will be facilitated with
_ ithe addition. of the new atena; “further, that the Recreation Department will also

have ample time for public skating and skating lessons.

Hoved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded ‘by Alderman Traboulay:
That as recommended in a report from the Parks &. Recreation Committee, March

29th, 1974, the proposal ‘set forthsin-a letter: ‘from Mr. Bob Bruce ‘and Mr.- Murray

Harder for the formation of a Port Coquit lam Junior Amateur Hockey Team be appro-
ved in Principle, as ice-time will: ‘be available for games and practices with the

addition of the new arena;

dated at a later date and not finalized at-this time, Canted,

‘Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution,

concerned about. the starting time of 4:00 ‘or 5:00 a.m. for young 7}

further, that the remainder of their proposal be negot-

7,

Health Com.
re viola-
tion feas-
unlicenced
dogs

Health Com;
re-use of:
incinerator
~adiacent

the S-P.c, -A. rep~municipal-

ities”

Pks.& Rec.
Comm.re .

proposed -
Jr. Amateur

. Hockey Teami

Alderman Traboulay Stated he was

ayers during the ©

past season; however; he intended “to vote for the mecion as. ice-time will be avail-

able with the addition of the new arena. “Alderman Keryluk inquired what ge group

the Junior Hockcy: Team would: ‘Tepresent, -and- Alderman Laking. replied : the age range

would be from 16 to 19 years,