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May 30th, 1977

wanting the removal of some of those existing, and while no changes were
recommended at this time, the B.C. Hydro will be contacting the City
following another thorough review of their present and future requirements.
Alderman Ranger stated he took strong exception tu removal of bus stops in
the downtown area; however, he agreed to the Suggestion of Aldernan Thompson
that his request to contact the B.C. Hydro Transit respecting the allocation
of additional bus stops await the receint of its forthcoming report thereon.
From the Leisure Activities Committee, May 24th, 1977 advising that
the Parks Superintendent has requested demolition of washrooms, which
are open 24 hours per day, at the "Old Cenotaph" Park opposite Aggie
Park, due to vandalism and maintenance costs; however, the Committee
pointed out that the washrooms at the Women's Centre would then have to
be utilized on a 24-hour. basis and perhaps vandalism would be greater due
to the fact there are more buildings.
A discussion ensued and Mayor Campbell suggested the temporary of
the washrooms at the Cenotaph Park with use of the washrooms at the
Women's Centre to continue on the usual basis.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That when Coquitlam Avenue is closed to through traffic, the washrooms
at the Cenotaph Park be closed to the public on a trial basis, and that
the washrooms at the Women's Centre continue to be left open every week

day until 5:00 p.m. in the winter and 10:00 p-m. during the summer.
Carried,

From the Leisure Activities Committee, May 24th, 1977, reporting
for information only on the vandalism that has occurred over the past
year in the City Parks and at the two Recreation Centres and advising
that several recommendations that were put forth in respect thereto will
be acted upon.

From the Leisure Activities Committee, May 24th, 1977, reporting
for information that a Parks Reverendum is being prepared for presentation
to Council in the very near future.

NEW BUSINESS:

Alderman Traboulay referred to road reconstruction currently underway
on Prairie Avenue, and suggested that "Sorry for the Inconvenience"

signs containing a brief explanation of the project be posted in appropriate

locations thereon.

Leisure Act. ,
Comm. re use of
washrooms-

"Cenotaph
Park", etc. ;

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