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A meeting of'he Parks & Recreation
Committee was held in the
Council Chambers on Wednesday, March 12th, 1986,
at 3I45 p.m.
In. att:endance were Alderman George Laking and Alderman Mike
Farnworth (Items 2 to 8)
Also in attendance were K. Janna Taylor, Parks
Recreation
Director; B.R. Kirk, City Administrator
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May Day parade route.
QUARRIED

Item No.

Mav Dav

Uodate

Janna Taylor went over the schedule for May Day.
t should be noted that there may be minor
changes.
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May

8th

Thursday:
8r00 p.m. Fashion Show featuring
shops snd p u iod
costumes of Klondike Kate (Gillianlocal
Campbell)
vDianond
Ring" Draw, sponsored by Wilson Centre. Entertainment
and refreshments. Sold
last year. Tickets
presold. Coordinator: out
Thelka Wright.

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7r00 p.m. The classic May Pole Dancers from area
elementary schools. Flower Girl Minuet
Dance i'eaturing May Day Princesses and and Lancer
partners, A
truly unique event in the proud tradition
the Port
Coquitlam May Day Festival. Other kinds ofof dance
entertainment is being pursued.
May 10th
Saturday:
Br00 to 11r00 a.m. Elks Pancake Breakfast
Ball,
Shaughr;essy Street. Prepare for parade with Elks
a hearty
breakfast.
May

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12r00 noon 1986 May Day Parade beginning at Pitt River
Road pr oceedir'g North on Shaughnessy. Partioipate
if
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Entry forms available through May Day

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Department.
Carnival sponsored by Parks 4 Recreati.onfloss!
Clowns, games, face-painting and candy
McDonald's Magic Show, Petti.ng Zoo and much more.
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1r00 to 4r00 p.m. Craft Fair
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community service
display, Expo displays, bazaar
i.e. C.P.R.
tables.
and
displays
school
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group
dogs,
All afternoon refreshments available.and Hot
juice.
donuts, Kinsmen Baron of Beef, coffee
Coquitlam Breaker Club and Elks - sponsors.
Wilson Centre.
6r00 p.m. - Banquet
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Parents Committee. This Committee has the
indicated they are prepared to sponsor
dance for May Day. They would be giving the
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Admission only S3.00 to a showcase

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Further comments re: Mav Dav

Status oi'loat:
Tentative agreement with local craftsman (Huber Later)
to construct self-motorized ohassis, S4,000.
Designer honorarium increased to 4400.
Exterior design costs, $ 1,000.
Progr arne
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Graphics (at no cost to City).

Breakfast:
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That the verbal report be accepted
CARRIED

Wilson Centre Excansion

/tern No.

The Committee has received a letter from the
O.A.P.O, requesting office space in the proposed
Wilson Centre Expansion. Also received was a
report from staff indicating how other
municipalities have handled dealings with the
O.A.P.O. Ms. Taylor indicated that we would be

setting a precedent by allowing a service
organization to have office space. P.C.A.A.A. in
the past, has requested office space from the
City and were turned down. We do supply storage
space for various sport and community
organizations. The Committee did feel it is
appropriate to invite the O.A.P.O. to hear
their proposal.
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That the O.A.P.O. be invited to attend a Parks A
Recreation Committee meeting.

Item No.

HcLean Paz.k
The attached petition for playground equipment in
HcLean Park was reviewed by the Committee.
was

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agreed that the population has changed
significantly in this area there are many more
younger families with children than in thc past.
There is room in the park for a small amount of
equipment.
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To take this particular item to Committee of
Council for disoussion.

CARRIED

Item No.

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Harbour View Estates Entrance Sian

Attached is a report from the Parks Superintendent
in regard to the cost of maintenance. Committee
wants to find out wher. the City would take over
tne subdivision. Janna Taylor will investigate.
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commendation

That this item be brought back to the next Parks A
Recreation Committee meeting.
CARRIED

Item No.

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~el ome Sians Port Cocuitlam
The attached report was received from the P- rks
Superintendent.
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Jay Bancrofc MAIBC

Simon Richards, MAIBC

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Ns. Janna Taylor

Port Coquitlam Recreation Department
2253 Leigh Square
Port Coquitlam, B.C.

V3C 3BS

Dear Janna

Attached is a written description of our architectural firm.
We are in the process of preparino graphic material but
at the
moment have nothing suitable to send along.
We look forward to meeting you an your committee on March
12th. Scott Kennedy and myself will attend and we will bring
additiona1 material at that
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Yours sincerely,
CORNERSTONE ARCHITECTS

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CORNERSTONE ARCHITECTS

Cornerstone Architects is a recentl
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who were also
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provided by B arnett Treharne
Yates Ltd. Depending
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on th e nee d s
team usually includes
nc u es, in
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subconsultants, selected as best suits the engineering
project.
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attitude that the
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its
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project experience of
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Recreation Facilities Projects
Wilson Centre

(Cornerstone Planning Group Limited)
This was a study to identify future
requirements based
on targets for service activity, and building
to
identify
costs and
ohasing options.
Deep Cove Yacht Club

Completed:
Cost
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1985

$ 300,000

This project was to construct a new club building on a prime
site within Panorama Park in North Vancouver.
."undial Recreation Club
Estimated Completion: Late 1986
Estimated Cost
$ 1.2 million
This project is to develop a recreation centre as part of a
large commercial project. The building will contain 8 racquet
courts, fitness and
weight facilities and a restaurant.
Commercial and Office Projects

Vancouver Opera Office Renovations

Completed:
Cost
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1986

$ 30,000

This project involved renovating existing building space to
provide office and costume facilities for the vancouver opera.
Hopi's Restaurant
Estimated Completion: 1986
Estimated Cost
$ 150,000
This project is to construct a restaurant on piles over the
dike in Ladner using, in part, a house of historical

significance.

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Estimated Completion:
Estimated Cost

1987
$

2.4 million

This project is a service commercial and
5. 3 acre site at the north entrance to retail development on
Tsawwassen.
North Road/Louuheed Commercial Centre
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Estimated Cost

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12-15 million

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commercial/office development
proposal at an important major
intersection at the boundary

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Burnaby and Coquitlam.

Residential Projects
Grandview Woodland Townhouses I

Completion Dates:
Cost

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and $ 220,000
These are two townhouse prcj ects located at
diagonal corners of
a residential area in transition
in Vancouver.
York Townhouses
$ 270,000

Completed: 1985
Cost:
520,000
$

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The
project is one of 20 Canadian
projects included Kitsilano.
in an
exhibition, A Measure of Consensus:
Canadian Architecture in
Transition, showing in Vancouver, Toronto,
Montreal and New

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ex-psychiatric patients.
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Nr. Fred Peters
City Engineer
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Port Coquitlam, B.C.
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Telephone (604) 264-5000

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The Nay Day Parade

route in Port Coquitlam scheduled for

this year vill cause us majcr problems with re-routing bus

service.

Street as the Parade route will in effect
cause termination during the event of some Port Coquitlam
Using Elgin

lines.

I would prefer the routing as in previous years which
would allow the satisfactory re-A outing of transit

service.

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Yours

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Superintendent

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MEMORANDUM

K.J. Taylor,
Parks 6 Recreation Director

TO:

R.A. Freeman

FROM:

City Clerk

SUBJECT:

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October 22nd, 1965

J.G.S. Maltland
City Treasurer

1986 May Day

kith reference to your October 16th, 1985 memorandum
concerning the above noted subject
this would advise that at
1he Council Committee meeting held on
October 21st, 1985 the
Council took the fo(lowing actions:
1.
The Council did not agree that the parade route
should be located on the North Side
of Port
Later
in the meeting the Committee agreed that the Coquitlam.
parade
should
be
the same as last years parade route except that Elgln Avenue
should be used Instead of McAl lister Avenue.
2.
The Councl agreed that this item should be referred
back to your Committee for further study.
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back to your Committee for further study.
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should be placed
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and
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May Pole Dancing take place on Friday evening there would not
be events occurring
Saturday, after the parade, that would
entertain the Invitedon guests
and it is my understanding that
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MEMORANDUM TO:

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MEMORANDUM FROM;

Bev Zrvine, Area

J anna Taylor, Parks A Recreation
Director

Supervisor

Alete contacted 8 se n-or
'o centres in the Lower
the 8 curve ed 2 ce ntres
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meetings and the others for
one for
also be members of Edmond House.a "s oc i l". O.A. 0. members must
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but they
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to Edmond House. not pay rent
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centres have other seeaiors organizations
facilit
acility.. At Century
which use their
Ce
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up of older
pr1me time). They rent the moath, oa Saturday ai'ternoons (non

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they do not have the sole use use
but
oi'his
room.
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facility. One House
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sole purpousingi t e
raise funds to maintain the vaa which
thi.s committee purchased
for Confederation House's exclusive
use.
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that raises
th
ses fun
unde for Confederation House
groups raise approximately
equipment.
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to Confederation House to810,000.00 per year, which they donate
The
groups appear to be similar administer.
of these
to our Expansionn purpose
Fund
un 0 ommi t tee.
ouse
s in the pr eliminary
The 2 groups did request
of expansion.
office spaoe, howeve stages
needs were examined,
after
the, list
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centres.
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senior

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and Kenne
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programming.
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house and
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ey would not su pp ort
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re
requests
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ons
t
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use
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facilit
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on a regular basis.
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Dear lis. Taylor:

Further to our recent teleohone conversation we are
enclosing herewith a petition on behalf of the residents of
the lgcLean Park area requesting that. sane type of playground
facilities be installed at the park
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Thanlcing you in advance for your co-operation in the
consideration of this natter and awaiting our reply.
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3832 Inverness Street

Port Coquitlam, B.C.
V3B 388

February 26,

1986

lderman FarnworthI

his letter is regarding the rental of a city facility
for a
tudent dence.

associate, Dave Toolsie and myself were planning a spring
When we went to the
and recreation
apartment we stated that we would like toparks
rent
a hell for a public
ance.

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employee at the department said there
be no problem, and
eld the date that we requested. She also should
gave us the

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application

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following day when I returned the application, the
employee
isallowed the rental of the hall on the
grounds
that
haven'
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llowed a student dance for the last eight years.

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denial
the rental.
realize that previous dances could have had bad resultsy but

ill think the students of Port Coquitlam deserve a chance .

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Fr am: Bram Hoagendaorn

Re. Estimate f or baulevard and land&!mmping araund sign Harbaurvi
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Date: March 12

1986

Estimate is based an gras..cutting for bath sides of the road ( about
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a year.

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sweeping, about 1/2 hour weekly f ar the crew.
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K. J . Tay or
Parks h Recreation Director

February 20th,

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R.A. Freeman

City Clerk
Re:

Harbour View Estates Entrance Si
n.
With refere
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concer nin g thee above
memorandum
noted subject hi s w
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that when
a regular
gu ar Counci
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meetin held on
February 17th, 1986 th e f ol lowing
resolution was passed:
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Department be responsibl e f or th e
ma In t enance and
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February
1986
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referred to the Par ks 6 Recreation
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Richard E. Webster is a professional wood carver
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Using the talents he displayed at school, he started a
part-time sign-making business at the age of fifteen,
with help from his father. After two years, Rick, who has
been desi since birth, was working all on his own. He
accumulated customers by wcrdwf-mouth and
expanded his business to full-time.
His signs are carved freel:and in wood using a router
and sandblaster. Each pro)ect is handled as custom for
the entrances of tcwnhouses, apartmenis, offices,
shops, pubs and restaurants. The material, stains and
paints are carefully selected for a long lasting beauty
and durability and low maintenance.
Rltesn years in the trade have helped Rick develop
his management expertise and ih1e takes pride In
providing good service.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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