/4,. September 22nd, 1975

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Traboulay
suggested that Mayor Campbell and Mayor Austring of Pitt Meadows, together
with their respective Public Works Chairmen, leave for Ottawa as soon as
possible to discuss the dyking problems of the two areas with the Federal
Government. Mayor Campbell advised that Mayor Austring had gone to
Ottawa for that purpose, but had not met with success; however, he
agreed to contact the appropriate Federal official by telephone the next

day in an effort to arrange for a meeting,

alis.N.Gillespie re From Ms. Norma Gillespie, September 17th, 1975, requesting that the
sTriple A sale of

Btickets for Port Coquitlam Amateur Athletic Association be granted permission to
gminor sports

fund raising sell tickets in the downtown area of the City in an effort to raise

funds for minor sports.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as requested in a letter from Ms. Norna Gillespie, September
17th, 1975, the Port Coquitlam Amateur Athletic Association be granted
permission to sell tickets in the downtown area of the City in an effort
to raise funds for minor sports. Carried.

Coq.Chamber of From the Coquitlam Chamber of Commerce, September 10th, 1975,

Commerce-meeting

re housing extending an invitation to attend the Chamber's next meeting which will
feature the topic "Housing", at which the Deputy Minister of Housing,
Mr. Gary Begg, will be guest speaker, and advising that the meeting will
take place at the Cariboo Trail Hotel on Wednesday, September 24th, 1975
commencing at 6:00 p.m.

Alderman Traboulay commented that Alderman Thompson will be a
member of the panel at the meeting, and Mayor Campbell suggested that
those wishing to attend should advise the Chamber accordingly.

REPORTS:
Ald. Thompson-— From Alderman M.A. Thompson, September 18th, 1975, being a review
of the -"Keenlyside Report" on Fire Services in the Province recently

report on Fire
Services in received by the Provincial Government and making recommendations on

a certain items contained therein.

Alderman Thompson, in speaking to the Keenleyside Report, pointed
out that there are a number of proposals contained therein that can be
accomplished locally, and he inquired of the Fire Chief as to the amount
of frequency, time, etc., that is available for fire inspection services.

The Fire Chief advised that as there is only the Fire Prevention Officer

and himself they do nct always have the time to carry out these inspections;