THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM

Re:

PWC ~2- Sept. 24/81

whereby the City refunds the costs for a large watermain and a
section of sanitary sewer over a period of two years.

The City Solicitor has prepared a special agreement form for
this project, a copy of which is attached. Also attached is the
tentative approval checklist which shows the details of the cost
estimates and the funds which the developer must pay by way of
letter of credit and cash. I would draw to Council's attention
that the actual costs to the City for the 18" watermain and the
10" sanitary sewer will be the tendered amount for those items
rather than the estimate shown in the checklist.

The Committee has examined the agreement and recommends that
the agreement be approved and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized
to sign on behalf of the City. Once we have this approval from
Council, the Developer is ready to put up the money and commence
construction. I would expect that the rezoning bylaw would be
ready for final reading next week. ,

ITEM III

Re: Proposed Pedestrian Signal at Lions Way Crosswalk

As requested by Council, the Public Works Committee has
considered the need for a push-button pedestrian signal at the
Lions Way crosswalk. The Committee recommends that funds for
this signal be included in the Provisional Budget for 1982 and
that we hold off on the special lighting in the meantime.

ITEM IV

Re: Fire Hall Turn Restrictions

At the request of the Building and Protection Committee,
the Committee cecnsidered the need for special signs in front of
the No. ] Pire Hall to reduce the possibility of conflict with
private vehicles and to expedite the movement of the emergency
vehicles. The Committee recommends that signs be installed
along the frontage of the Fire Hail on both sides of McAllister
Street which would prevent the parking, stopping, or turning of
traffic in front of the Fire Hall.