March llth, 1974

land use changes and anticipated growth patterns. The Committee, in its report,

pointed out that the basic design of the Rawn Report remains unchanged; however,

two factors should be resolved before construction is commenced:

1. Sewage from the South Sloyecf Burke Mountain -

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

S Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Werks Committee, March 6th,

1974, the Greater Vancouver Regional District be advised that storm water problems

should be resolved before proceeding with construction of the trunk sanitary sewer

to serve the South slopes of Burke Mountain in the District of Coquitlam. Carried,

Relocation of the North Interceptor -—

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee, March 6th,
1974, consideration be given to sharing in the cost of a 12" force main required

to be constructed from the sewage lagoons to the point of intercept. Carried,
Alderman Laking voted against the resolution.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution, Alderman
Laking stated his view that the cost of the 12" force main should be the respen-
sibility of the Greater Vancouver Regional District, and not constructed on a
shared cost basis with the City.

From the Health Committee, March 4th, 1974, advising for information that Health Com;
re LIP
mosquito

ground cont
project

the L.I.P. project employing five workers to cut access trails into some of the

low-lying bush area to facilitate mosquito ground control larviciding work to
be carried out in the Spring, is presently underway.

From the Health Committee, March 4th, 1974, advising that the Provincial Health Com.

re Prov. |
mos. ground
control pro
~ject;foge-
ing machine
& chesical
purchases

Government has approved the hiring of nine students Starting May 6th to work on
mosquito pround control in the Coquitiam~Port Coquitlam area and to conduct a
survey of the Burke Mountain area to locate mosquito breeding sites. The Commit-
tee, in its report, further advised that last year the Council approved the our
Chase of equipment to carry out the ground control work, which includes backpacks
for spraying; and that the Vector Control Officer, Simon Fraser Health Unit, has
Suggested the two municipalities consider the purchase of a fogging machine at a
,cost of approximately $306.00 which would provide the penetration necessary to
get into heavy bush areas, on.a. shared basis; also, it will be necessary to pur-
chase a quantity of Flit M.L.O., the chemical used for larviciding, in. the amount

of approximately $300.00.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson: