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‘rezoning 1477
‘Lougheed Hwy.
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April 4th, 1977

Meved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of Pert
Coquitlam endorse the resolution adopted by the Castlegar City Council
on March 8th, 1977, requesting the Minister of Municipal Affairs to
conduct a critical analysis of the role of Regional Districts in the
Province of British Columbia;

AND THAT The Honourable Hugh A. Curtis, Minister of Municipal

Affairs and Housing, be so advised. ; Carried.
Aldermen Mabhett and Thompson voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Thompson
stated he was opposed to a study being undertaken unless some specific
action was to follow; however, it was generally agreed a study would be
desirable as it has been eleven years since the Regional District concept

was established.

REPORTS:

Fin.Comm.~Stmts. From the Finance Committee, March 23rd and March 30th, 1977, being

Statements of Accounts payable in the total amounts of $55,267.29 and
$125,599.76, respectively.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the reports of the Finance Committee, dated March 23rd and
March 30th, 1977, recommending payment of Accounts totalling $55,267.29
and $125,599.76, respectively, be approved. Carried.

From the City Administrator, March 31st, 1977, submitting a letter
dated March 19th, 1977, from the owners of 1477 Lougheed Highway (located
on the East. side of Coast Meridian Road), requesting Council's reconsideration
of the zoning change from CS~1 (Service Commercial) to A-1 (Agricultural),
and advising that the Planning & Zoning Committee does not recommend
reconsideration of this zoning change as an appropriate amendment to the
Official Regional Plan could be obtained if the owner comes in with a
suitable plan of development therefore.

Mr. Van der Veen, representing the owners of the property ~ Great
Pac Contracting Ltd. - spoke in support of the letter requesting a
reinstatement of the CS-1 zoning; however, Mayor Campbell advised that
the zoning cannot be reversed as the Zoning Amendment By-law No. 1510
has now been Finally passed and adopted. Alderman Mabbett stated his

understanding that the Planning & Zoning Committee would be undertaking