August 26th, 1974 /3.

be immediately instituted on both sides of McAllister, Whyte, and Marpole Avenues

West of Shaughnessy Street. Carried,

CORRESPONDENCE & REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

From the Fire Chief, being the July, 1974 report of the Fire Department. The July/74 re-

port-Fire
report was ordered received and filed, Department

Ce] From the By-law Enforcement Officer, July 31st, 1974, being the July, 1974 July/74 re-
port-Insp.
report of the Inspection Department. Department
Alderman Traboulay referred to Item No. 1 under the "Remarks" section of the
report, noting that a local firm had been charged under Sec.4-B of By-law 902 for
a second offence of burning rubber tires and fined $75.00. and he expressed the
thought that legislation should be brought in empowering municipalities to have
the owners or principal officers of firms incarcerated for second offences.
From the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, July/74 re-
port-SPCA
July 31st, 1974, being the July, 1974 Service Report of the Pound Operation. Ald-
erman Traboulay commented there have been very few complaints on pet problems; how-
ever, Alderman Mabbett advised he had had two calls from one of the large strata
title areas and in one instance the complainant had informed him that one of the
residents had three dogs. At the request of Alderman Mabbett, Alderman Traboulay
agreed to look into the number of dogs that should be allowed in this type of
complex.

CORRESPONDENCE & PETITIONS:

From the Port Coquitlam Senior Citizens Housing Society, August 16th, 1974, Sr.Cit.re

tax exempt,
requesting that Hawthorne Lodge be exempted from taxes on property, it being Hawthorne

fully understood that such concession be in effect only so long as the Pert wouse
Coquitlam Senior Citizens Housing Society holds title to the property.
Alderman Traboulay Suggested that before a decision is made on the request
of the Society, all operating facts and figures should be obtained. Alderman
Mabbett stated he had talked with Mr. G.R.A. MacDonald, President of the Society,

about 10 days ago, and was informed it was intended to hold a meeting early in

September to discuss the problem of the Government not taking over the Lodge as

promised earlier this year.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Gp rceonted by Alderman Mabbett:

That a decision on the request stated in a letter from the Port Coquitlam
Senior Citizens Housing Society, August 16th, 1974 to exempt Hawthorne Lodge from
taxes on property, be held in abeyance awaiting the outcome of the next meeting
of the Society, to be followed by a full Council meeting with representatives of

the Society, Carried.