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COMMITTEE

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A meeting

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of the Environmental protection committee was held in the Meeting
City Hall, 2580 Shaughnessy Street, Port Coquitlam, on Friday, June

23, 1989 at 5I00 p.m.

In attendance were:
Alderman N.C. Farnworth, Chairman
Alderman M.R. Wright, Co-Chairman
D.G. Riecken, P. Eng., Deputy City Engineer

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CONFIRMATION OF MINUZES

That the minutes of the meeting of the Environmental Protection Committee
held on Tuesday, May 23, 1989 te taken as read and adopted.

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the City and International Paper Industries to formalize the terms of

payment of the $ 33.00 per tonne subsidy to SHARE recently approved by
Council. The key elements of the proposed amendment are as follows:

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IMPLEMENZATION OF SUBSIDY TO SHARE

The Deputy Engineer presented a proposed amendment to the Contract between

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Term is from May 1, 1989 to July 1, 1990

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City to be invoiced monthly. Invoices to te accompanied by copies of all
weigh bills on which the collection zone, number of households serviced,
price paid, and weight collected are recorded, Where loads contain
newspaper collected outside the City and average of 8 kilograms per
household will te used to determine the weight attributed to the City.

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If price paid to SHARE increases above $ 40.00 per tonne, the subsidy will
be reduced in the amount that the price exceeds $ 40.00 per tonne.

The Committee accepted the wording of the amendment in principle and
directed that the document te referred to the City's Solicitor for review
and consultation with International Paper Industries prior to presentation

to Council for ratification.

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The Committee did not wish to single out specific breeds of dogs or go to
the extent of requiring muzzling. It was felt that a definition of
"vicious dog" which does not single out any specific breeds should

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VICIOUS DOG COÃZROLS

The Deputy Engineer reviewed the results of a survey of several
municipalities in the Greater Vancouver area. Of nine surveyed, five have
definitions of vicious dogs which include specific breeds. As well most
of these require muzzling of vicious dogs when in a public place.

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in enforcement of existing
added to the City's bylaw, however, to assist and
destruction of vicious

provisions dealing with control, impoundment
dogs .
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LITIER ALONG THE COQUITLAN RIVER

complaining about the
River.
Coquitlam
of the
litter along the tanksDepartment,
has a budget of $ 10,000 to cover cleanup
that the Engineering
is done on a response to
of illegal dumping in the City, and that cleanup
department clean up
Recreation
and
Parks
the
complaints basis. As well,
banks of the river.
the
litter along the Poco Trail, but do not clean along
that a letter responding to the
After some discussion it was determined the
City's concern, outlining the
complaint should be written explainingthat local
fish and game clubs do
current level of service, and noting Pitch-In week
every spring.
some cleaning along the river during

The committee discussed a letter from James Kirby
The Deputy Engineer noted

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OTHER BUSiNESS

There were no other items of business discussed.
The Neeting Adjourned at 5:33 p.m.

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D.G. Riecken, P. Eng.,
Deputy City Engineer

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Alderman N.C. Farnworth,
Committee Chairman

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NOTE:

certified correct
Ninutes not read and adopted by the Committee until
by the Committee Chairman's signature.

cc Nayor and Aldermen
City Administrator

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