May 12th, 1975

to permit the construction of a power line by the B.C. Hydro & Power

Authority;

AND THAT the City enter into an Agreement with the B.C. Hydro &

Power Authority respecting the said Right-of-Way;

SUBJECT to the City retaining the right to use the land for recreational

urposes. Carried.
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From the Community Development Committee, May 6th, 1975, advising Comm.Dev.Com
Par«x & Til~
that every year Park & Tilford Distilleries present an award to building ford Award
projects in the Province that are distinctive from a point of view of
design, landscaping or benefit to the community, mentioning that in the
past the City has submitted names of new projects constructed in the
community, and suggesting that the PoCo Valley Golf & Country Club be
submitted this year. Members of Council generally agreed with the
suggestion of the Committee, and the report was received for information.
From the Community Development Committee, May 6th, 1975, concerning Comm. Dev.Com
City lots-
the sale of five 33' lots owned by the City on Fox Street that was Fox Street

referred back to the Committee for further discussion, and suggesting

that a pre-planning scheme of this land that has been prepared utilizing

a portion of the existing road allowance be referred to the Housing

Committee for consideration as a possible housing project along with
other City land that is presently under review. It was noted that this
item would be included as part of a report from the Housing Committee,
and the report was received for information.
From the Environmental Protection Committee, May 9th, 1975, advising Environ.Prot

Comm. re
that the Council requested the Committee to review the provisions of the Tree Cutting

Tree Cutting By-law as there was some cencern that the City may be Bas
incurring liability through preventing the cutting of trees that might

be dangerous, and recommending an amendment that would require tree-

cutting permits on all lands within the City except a parcel of real

property of 7,200 square feet or less, which would effectively exempt

most residential lots while Developers would require tree-cutting permits

for clearing large parcels of land.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended in a report from the Environmental Protection
Committee, May 9th, 1975, the "City of Port Coquitlam Tree Cutting
Regulation and Permit By-law, 1973, No. 1293" be amended by deleting
Section 2 thereof in its entirety and inserting the following in its

place: