“March dich, “1974

A regular necting of the Mundepa eae The Corporation of. the city of
Port Coquitlan was hei cin the ounces. Chanber, . Port Coquitlan city Hall, » 2272
icALL ister Avenue, Port Coquitan, B G. ‘on arch eh, 3974 | at EE 30 P.M.

His Worship Mayor J. Me Campbell, “Aldermen J. Ie Keryluk, G.R. “Taking,

Mabbett, P.F. Ranger , M. A. Thompson, and Ley | Traboulay 4 in attendance.

“Also in attendance were Chief Administrative Officer Le D. Pollock, City Clerk

R.A, Freeman, City Engineer V.G. Borch, P. Enges city Treasurer G. Fe Forcier, City

Collector Nes. J.E. Fraser, Recreation Director Janna Taylor, Fire Chief W.S.

Wingrove, Works & Utilities Superintendent G. Ulmer, and Mrs. B.M. dalten.

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Minutes-.
Mar .4/74

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the minutes of the regular meeting of this Council held on March 4th,
1974, be taken as read and adopted. Carried.

DELEGATIONS :

His Worship the Mayor advised that Mr. ‘Brian Keast was in attendance this eve-Civic Meda
llion pres

ning to receive civic recognition for his achievenents in the sport of cycling and ented to

that Alderman J.d. Keryluk would be conducting the award presen itation. Alderman -outstand-

ing achiev
~ments-
sport of
cycling

Keryluk then introduced Mr. Brian 1 Keast to the members of Council and persons in
the public gallery, mentioning that the avard was to have been presented at the
Statutory Inaugural Council meeting held on January 7th, 1974; however, Mee) Keast
was attending the Commonwealth Games in New Zealand at that tine, “and he recited
a resume provided by Club member Mr. Keith B. Waiker , setting forth the background
and achievements of Mr. Keast since joining the Port Coquitlam branch of the Anglia
Bicycle Club in 1969. Alderman Keryluk also mentioned that Mr. Keast was one of
the few athletes in Canada to be "carded" by Mare Lalonde of the Federal Government
in Ottawa and Mr. Keast explained that “carding” is @ system recently implemented
whereby more financial assistance would be made available for a certain number of
athletes from each sport that are selected by achievement record statistics in an
effort to improve the calibre of Canadian competitors in the Olympics. Alderman
Keryluk then stated it gave him great pleasure to present the Civic Medallion to
Mr. Keast on behalf of the City of Port Coquitian, and wished him good luck and
er" cycling in 1974. Mr. Keast expressed his appreciation for the Award, and he
then resumed his seat in the public gallery.

CORRESPONDENCE & REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

From the Fire Chief, being the report of the Fire Department for the month of Feb. /74

Report-Fire

February, 1974. Alderman Traboulay referred to a recent newspaper article refer~ Department

ring to a meeting held to discuss the possibility of 2 reciprocal fire service