THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM

BY-LAW NO.

A By-law to amend the "Traffic Regulation By-law, 1971, No. 1117".

WHEREAS the Municipal Council may, by By-law in pursuance of the
authority of Section 125 of the "Motor Vehicle Act" being Chapter 253,
R.S.B.C., 1960 as amended, provide for the regulation, control, or pro-
hibition of pedestrian and other traffic on walkways and ways within the
Municipality and may prohibit the use of or presence on, of any designated
animal or vehicle or species or type thereof, either at all times or at
designated times;

AND WHEREAS the walkway, way, or trail known as the "PoCo Trail"
shown marked on the Plan annexed hereto has been in common usage by the
public as a pedestrian walkway, way, or trail for many years and it is

deemed expedient for the protection of the persons using same that the

entry thereon and the use and presence thereon of any animal or vehicle
of every species or type thereof shall be prohibited at all times.
THEREFORE the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of
Port Coquitlam, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:
1. Division 3 of the "Traffic Regulation By-law, 1971, No. 1117" is
amended by renumbering Sections 303 and 304 as 304 and 305, repectively,
and inserting the following, after Section 302, as Section 303:
"303 (a) The use of an presence on, that walkway, way, or trail

identified as the "PcCo Trail" and shown marked on the

plan entitled "Port Coquitlam PoCo Trail" attached to and
made part of By-law No. cited as the "Traffic Regulation

By-law, 1971, No, 1117, Amendment By~law, 1976, No.

of every horse, either ridden or driven (except as permitted

by clause (b) hereof), and every vehicle of every

species and type thereof, including motor vehicle, motorcycle,

and "trail bicycle" is hereby prohibited at all times.
The riding of horses for pleasure is permitted on that
part of the PoCo Trail extending from Prairie Avenue
along the banks of the DeBouville Slough and the Pitt
River to Harbour Street."

2. Section 801. of the By-law is repealed and the following substituted

therefore: