January 6th, 1986 /3

CORRESPONDENCE :

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From the City of Quesnel, December 17th, 1986 regarding support to
petition the Federal Government to reduce the federal tax on fuel.

Moved by Alderman Farnworth:
Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the Municipal Council of The Corporation cf the City of Port
Coquitlam support the resolution contained in the City of Quesnel,
December i7th, 1985 letter regarding petitioning the federal government
to reduce the fedsral tax on all fuel and petroleum products.

Carried.
Alderman Wright voted
against the resolution.

REPORTS:

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From the Director of Community Planning, December 11th, 1985 regarding

Development Permit No. 12/85 - Rowland Lacrosse Box.

Moved by Alderman Laking:
Seconded by Alderman Wright:

Whereas the Permittee wishes to commence a development on the Lands
herein defined;

And Whereas the Permittee has made application for a Development
Permit in regard to the Lands;

And Whereas the Municipal Act, R.S$.B.C. 1979, c. 290 provides that
in a Development Permit certain matters may be varied or supplemented in
the manner specified therein;

Now Therefore the Council of the City hereby issues a Development
Permit in respect of ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel of land
situate in Port Coquitiam, British Columbia, which is more particularly
described as:

Part (One Decimal One Hundred and Eighty-four (1.184 acres more or
less) of Lot 289, Group One. lying within the following described
boundaries:-

COMMENCING at the intersection of the westerly boundary of the
School House Road with the sourtherly boundary of Wilson Avenue, the
same being 792.7 feet westerly, measured along the north boundary of
said Lot 289, and 33 feet southerly, measured along the westerly
boundary of School House Road, from the North East corner of said Lot
289, Group One, thence 8.89 deg. 46 feet west and following the said
southerly boundary of Wilson Avenue, a distance of 313.5 feet more or
less to the easterly boundary of a 10! Jfand (see Pian 2078); thence
south 1 deg. 20' west and following the easterly boundary of said 10!
lane, a distance of 165 feet; thence north 89 deg. 46' east and parallel
to the said southerly boundary of Wilson Avenue a distance of 313.5 feet