November 8th, 1982. /6.

That the parking restrictions on Lions Way be referred to the Public
Works Committee for a report back to Council.
Carried.
Aldermen Laking, Muldoon and Wright voted against the resolution.
From the City Engineer, November 3rd, 1982 regarding parking along
Kelly Avenue.

Moved by Alderman Muldoon:

Seconded by Alderman Lakina:

That parking be allowed on the south side of Kelly Avenue from 10
meters east of the entrance to tii Works Yard to Kingsway Avenue.
Carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

Alderman Muldoon referred to the report "Railroad Transport of
Dangerous Goods in the Greater Vancouver Region" prepared by Mr. J.J.
Eisler, Staff, Railway Transport Committee, Canadian Transport Commission
and expressed her concern regarding the fact that Council had not met on
this report as yet. Alderman Muldoon advised that she had received Mr.
Eisler's assurance in a letter that all documents prepared on the

recommendations for a possible alternate site for the storage of dangerous

goods will be considered. Mayor Traboulay advised he has contacted Mr. Mark

Rose, M.P., and a Mr. Gray of the Railway Transport Committee and advised
Mr. Gray is coming from Ottawa to meet with the Council and that he will
advise of the date. Alderman Muldoon then presented the Following which was
accepted as a notice of motion:

"That this Council make a motion to send a letter to Ministers LaLonde
and Pepin with regard to Mr. Lalonde's recent announcement of having some
$400,000,000 available for rail improvements in Western Canadas; that we ask
Mr. Pepin and Mr. Lalonde very seriously to consider using some of this
$400,000,000 to implement some of Mr. Eisler's recommendations, namely, the
establishment of an interchange, storage and inspection facility further to
the east in the Fraser Valley."

Alderman Muldoon asked Alderman Mabbett regarding whether the Greater
Vancouver Regional District will be considering Mr. Eisler's report and

Alderman Mabbett advised perhaps in the near future it will be discussed.