‘Pub .Wks.Comm. re
‘Bus Stops -
;Wellington &
‘Lincoln/Patricia

'Pub.Wks.Comm. re
access to Dist.
of Coq. Ind.

| Development
ifrom Bedford
uSt.

October 4th, 1976

He further questioned the need for a 6" installation and was advised by
Alderman Mabbett that this was the standard size watermain being used at
present. Alderman Thompson indicated that funds were presently available

and approval was being requested at this time so that the work could

proceed should the opportunity present itself. Alderman Laking concurred

with Alderman Ranger's views regarding the provision of water service at
no cost to the future Developer, however the City Engineer confirmed

that at present there are no development proposals for the area which is

‘presently zoned RS-2 (One Family Suburban Residential).

From the Public Works.Committee, October Ist, 1976 respecting the
relocation of Bus Stops on Wellington Street and recommending the removal
of two Bus Stops to be replaced by a single Bus Stop.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the recommendation of the Public Works Committee, October Ist,
1976 to remove two existing Bus Stops on the West side of Wellington
Street, South of Lincoln and South of Patricia and replace them with a
single Bus Stop to. be.located at the West side of Wellington Street,

North of Patricia, be approved.

Carried.

From the Public Works Committee, October Ist, 1976 referring to a
request from John H. Haiste & Associates Ltd., September 10th,1976 for
approval of access, from Bedford Street, to a proposed 20 lot light
industrial development which is in the District of Coquitlam and will
be entirely serviced by the District and recommending that access be
approved subject to the reconstruction of Bedford Street to an industrial
standard and, secondly, that the District of Coquitlam confirms the type
of subsequent industrial development that will take place.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the report of the Public Works Committee dated October lst,
1976 recommending that the request of John H. Haiste & Associates Ltd.
dated September 10th, 1976 for access from Bedford Street to a proposed
20 let light industrial development in the District of Coquitlam, be
granted SUBJECT To:

i. Bedford Street be reconstructed and paved to an industrial

standard;

The District of Coquitlam confirm the type of subsequent