October 23rd, 1978.

That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, October 19th,

1978 the request from Mr. Richard Oak to paint house numbers onto the

curbs in front of homes in the City of Port Coquitlam, be denied.

Carried.

Mayor Campbell voted against the resolution.

-From:the Public Works Committee, October 19th, 1978 advising of the Pwc, Oct.
19/78 re

traffic count done on Chester Street at Shaughnessy Street. traffic count
: - Chester St.

From the City Administrator, October 20th, 1978 advising of a

City Admin.
meeting held by the Housing Committee, October 18th, 1978 to discuss the Oct, 20/78 ve

sale of City-
sale of 18 City-owned lots on Taylor Street. The Housing Committee owned lots y
recommends that the City proceed with the sale of 18 City-owned lots at
an upset price of $20,000.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as recommended by the Housing Committee, October 18th, 1978
the City of Port Coquitlam proceed with the sale of 18 City-owned lots
on Taylor Street at an upset price of $20,000.00.

Carried.

From the City Administrator, October 18th, 1978 advising receipt of

, City Admin.,
a second Supplementary Assessment Roll with respect to one parcel of Oct. 18/78

re Adj. -
land and one decision resulting from an Appeal to the Assessment Appeal 1978 Tox Roll
Board resulting in a reduction of $39.67 in the tax roll for the year.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the two adjustments to the Assessment Roll amounting to a

reduction of $39.67 for the 1978 tax roll as advised by receipt of a

second Supplementary Assessment Roll, be approved.

Carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

From the Leisure Activities Committee, October 20th, 1978 advising 8 Oct. 20
78 re

1

Skate-a-rama
(Variety Club):

Club and recommending that the City give free ice time for the Skate-a-

of the request from Gordon Mathewson to run a Skate~a-rama for Variety

rama on December 29th and 30th, 1978, that the City provide regular rink
patrol for the event, that the concession run by the Recreation Department

sell all the drinks and the Variety Club sell all food items out of the