January 22nd; 1973.

That whereas the people taking this course are volunteering their time,

‘the City obtain the views of the Solicitor on the matter of liability, and

‘that this materiai-be presented as part of the course. Carried.

Health Comn.re
'73 Mosquito
Control Policy

From the Health Committee, January 17th, 1973, proposing a Mosquito

Control. Policy for 1973.

Moved by Alderman Meyer:

- Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

“That as recommended in a report from the Health Committee, January lith,
1973, the 1973 Mosquito Control Policy as set forth therein be adopted. Carried.
Alderman Thompson, in speaking to the subject, inquired who would be

reporting to the Council on the progxamme, and Alderman Meyer stated that
tne Simon Fraser Health Unit advised him a person responsible for mosquito
control would be employed, who would report to the Director, Dr. J.D. Munroe,
and through fr. Munroe to the Council or the Health Committee, whichever is
appropriate. Alderman Meyer referred to items: 1, 2, and 3, listed ar the
bottom of the last page of the draft agreement submitted by the Fraser

Valley Mosquito Control Board, and advised these would be governed by the

City's 1973 Mosquito Control Policy. Alderman Meyer also drew attention

‘to Section 4 on Page 4 of the Agreement, and stated the Committee intended

to suggest to the Board that the word “invite” as it appears therein be del-
eted, and the word "obtain" inserted in its place. Alderman Meyer stated
that membership on the Nosquito Control Board would be continued provided
some agreement can be worked out which is consistent with the points listed

in the City's 1973 Mesquite Control Policy.

"BY-LAWS:

Fire Prev.Amend.

Moved: by Alderman Lakine:

B/law #1224-fin.
pass.& adoption

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That By-law No. 1224 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.Carried.
Aldermen Ranger and Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the above-noted resolution, Alderman Ranger reiter-
ated his opposition to Section 6 of the By-law, as stated during intial con-
sideration thereof at the previous meeting, and Alderman Traboulay concurred

with the views expressed by Alderman Ranger and also pointed out the aspect

of air pollution resulting from persons being permitted to burn refuse on

Plumb. Amend. B/
law. #1225-fin.

their properties during the two one~week periods of the vear as desipenated

by Council.

. Moved by Alderman Thompson:

pass.& adoption

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That By-law No. 1225 be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted. Carried.