September 8th, 1980.

BY-LAWS :

iNo, 1773 -

‘City of Pr. Moved by Alderman Ranger:

‘Coq. Zoning

'B/L, 1979, Seconded by Alderman Wright:

‘No. 1651,

‘Amend. B/L, That By-law No. 1773 be read a third time.
1980 - Third Rdg.

Carried.

The City Clerk advised Item II of the Public Works Committee report
being Agenda Item No, 9 dealt with drainage of the proposed subdivision
and the report was presented to the Council prior to passage of the
foregoing resolution,

RESOLUTIONS:
‘Resolution: Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

re Northside
‘City-owned Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

‘land.

WHEREAS by By-law No. 1771 of The Corporation of the City of Port
Coquitlam cited as the "Township 40 Road Closure By-law, 1980, No. 1771"
a certain portion of Road therein deseribed located in the City of Port
Coquitlam in the Province of British Columbia was stopped up and closed
to traffic;

NOW THEREFORE BE JT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Clty Clerk of The

Corporation of the Clty of Port Coquitlam be authorized to petition the
Minister of Municipal Affairs of the Province of British Columbia praying
on behalf of the City for abandonment ef the sald portion of Road described
in By-law No, 1771 and the vesting of the title of the land comprising

the same in The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam,

Carried.

CORRESPONDENCE:

Q. Waverijo, From Q. Waverijn, Mayor of Maarsen, August 14th, 1980 expressing

Mayor of Maarsen,
Auge 14/80 re the Clry's gratitude and thankfulnesa towards the Canudian soldiers who

Tulip Bulbs.
served in Holland during World War LT and advising of the grant from the
eitizens of Maarasen for orange-red tuplip bulbs to be sent to the City

of Port Coquitlam.

Moved by Alderman Wright:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the letter from Q. Waverdjn, Mayor of Maarsen, Auguat 14th,
1980 be received;

AND THAT a Letter expressing the Council's gratitude be sent to
M-yor of Maarsen for the orange-red tulip bulbs they will be sending

the City of Port Coquitlam.
Carried.

From The Corporation of the Township of Richmond, August 27th, 1980