January 17th, 1977

unspayed female dogs was discriminatory; however, Alderman Laking stated
he felt that reducing the fee for unspayed female dogs would lessen the
enticement for such pet owners to utilize the low-cost spaying available
at the new Clinic.

At +9:55 p.m. Alderman Thompson vacated his chair and left the
Council Chamber as he had a personal interest in the subject next to be
considered.

From the City Administrator, January 13th, 1977, referring to the
fact that the City has been using the services of Hugh & McKinnon as its
insurance brokers, and advising that that firm is well underway in
putting together the 1977 requirements for the City.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That as recommended in a memorandum from the City Administrator,
January 13th, 1977, the appointment of Hugh & McKinnon as the City's

Insurance Broker for the year 1977, be reconfirmed. Carried.
Alderman Laking voted against the resolution.

Alderman Thompson then returned to the Council Chamber at 9:57 p.m.
and resumed his place.

From the City Clerk, January 12th, 1977, advising that the resolutions
passed by Council upon the resignation of the City's former Treasurer,
Mr. Forcier and the appointment of his replacement, Mr. Maitland, have
left the City without a formally appointed Deputy~Treasurer.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That in addition to his appointment as City Administrator, Mr. L.D.
Pollock be appointed Deputy City Treasurer of The Corporation of the

City of Port Coquitlam. Carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

The City Engineer referred to the discussion earlier this evening
concerning the new garbage collection policy covering Statutory Holidays
as proposed by the Public Works Committee, and he advised that as he had
erred in stating that the rates for employees working on a Saturday
would be less, rather than the same, as on a Friday, where the latter
is a Statutory Holiday, pick-up would be made on Friday of the Easter
weekend, being April 8th, 1977.

Alderman Keryluk referred to the December, 1976 report of the Royal

Canadian Mounted Police, and Mayor Campbell stated, in response to his

Ald. Thempson
leaves Council
Chamber- 9:55
p.m. :

City Adm.re
appnt.—'77
Ins. Brokers

Ald. Thompson
returns to
Council Cham- :
ber-9:57 p.m.

City Clerk re!
appnt.Deputy
City Treasurer

City Eng.re
overtime rates

‘Saturdays &

Statutory
Holidays

Ald. Keryluk re
RCMP reportirg
drug offences: