c) e) He contends the waU~ay is well used and therefore the City has a responsibility to re-build his fence. Claims that children come down the pathway and kick the fence. Children are going through broken areas of his fence and cutting across his lawn. It was pointed out to Mr. Cummings that the City is not in the business of re-building horn .owner's fences. Both Alderman Laking ruad Alderman Ciates thanked him for his presentation and indicated that the committee would review his presentation and that the Parks & Recreation Director would get back to him with a decision. ate letter be sent to Mr. Cummings indicating d not repair his fence. -2 Item No. 2 Special Occasion Licenses The report from the Recreation Manager was reviewed. Reconunendations: 1. 2. That the recommendations for special occasion licenses as outlined in the Recreation Manager's report be approved. That a report be fortvarded to Council. Carried ItemNo 3 The Committee reviewed the report from the Parks Superintendent. Recommendationst That the fencing for McLean Park as outlined in the diagram be sent out to tender. When the tender has been completed that a recommendation be taken to Council for approval to do fencing. Carried Itusn No. 4 Terty Fox Secondary have requested free use of the arena for their "dry" graduation dance. Attached is the letter from the school. IIncn~endation: That a recommendation be taken to Comnuttee of Council to approve the free use of the arena for the graduation. Carried Item No. 5 Park Valuable Rep~ The report from the Parks & Recreation Director was reviewed by Conunittee. Recommens4gton: That the report be forwarded to Council for approval. Carried Item No. 6 PoCo Saints - Request for Free Use of ~ Room The report from the Recreation Manager was reviewed. That the recommendation in the report be approved. ~13PgVf E~T; The meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m. Carried THE CORPORATION OF THE CATTY OF PORT COQUZTLAM MEMORANDUM Nay 9, 1990 Taylor, Parks and Recreation Director TO: K. Janus FROM: Larry J. Wheeler, Recreation Manager SUBJECT: Additional Date — Special Occasion License Request Recommendation that the 'ollowing special occasion license request It is recommended "beez garden" for an additional day (May 21) during the to hold a Royal City League Ball Tournament (Nay 19-21) be approved, conditional on the request being granted R.C.N.P. clearance. Purpose/Problem: and a The purpose of this report is to provide information Recreation and Parks the recommendation for consideration by City League for Committee regarding a request received from the Royal in the included not was that a beer garden on an additional date, original report (04/23/90) History/Background report was prepare d. on request was overlooked when the original Thi for beer gardens League City Royal the submitted by Thc requestod been approved already the other two days of the May long weekend have by City Council. ~ » Conclusion/Summary: on all three The Royal City League would like to hold a beer garden The weekend. long the May held on days of their tournament being report. third day (Nay 21, 1990) was overlooked in the original LJW/pg NAY 0- ]ggp THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQOITIAM To: Janna Taylor, Fran: Re: Estimate fencing P & R Director Bram Hoogendoorn Pks Date and security gates Nc Lean Pk : May 7 1990 i . i i As requested a pace quotation on fence and gates on grandstand at Hci.ean. 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I It~ I i g~ 9- NAY l999 Zilmllll 1 I'm l)yl m=='==~~m5 ~lllmle~ =-=-,~-- g & m [ gim~s S I IWEL' IIIRIWMINW5 %Pl -60% I 1 I l 1 t a7 (fl -i pF P5 G z 0 *p pJ Py 0 0 1 IINI W o~n'p ( @IIII i I%li Ml Will 11 SL 11'%1 II Ilail ','— glll:—: .;, QRRi 1 —— i m N~glmi~~; NIKiiiii iaiihks . ~: .~.'iiiic=='.5'AIRL~kll'2:.=~~'as~ — =:= -~l)gimp'l~ I'Rishi - — == Mal.iaiii~= — '71 School clatrlct tto. 43 Icoquitlamt TERRY FOX SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADES 11 8 12 3550 Wetgngton Street, Port Coquisam, B.C. vsa 3Y5 Phone 941-5401 April 11, 1990 Mrs.. Taylor oCo Recreation Centre 2150 Wilson Avenue Port Coquitlam, B.C. D 'rs. 0-c& aylotn The following information outlines a project we are initiating at Terry Fon Senior Secondary. We are working with the R C lttrLP, and I C33C. to start a traditiott of Alcohol /Drug Free Grad activities in School Disuict ¹lt3. The communities of Maple North Ridge, Vancouver and Langley have accomphshed this. ~~ ~. I The planned date is Satuniay, Since this is the 61st activity of this kind for our three senior high schools, we ate hoping for as much connnunity support as we can (The facilities for Dry-Grad functions were given at no charge in the other municipalities get. and we are hoping that we could obudn the use of the Port Coquitlam Arena with the fees wal YetL Clean up of course would be guaranteed). Since this event will set an important precedent for future Graduation celebrations ln Disuict ¹43, we hope you will give this serious consideration. Sincerely Yours Ms. Helen Florko HF/sp W. George Buckler Pnnapal -5O. Oerpak Vice-Pnncipaf nr'eter (coun stdrygrad) L. Napper Vice.Pnnapal N/I'I 9- i990 THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM REPORT TO COUNCIL May 9, 1990 TO: B.R. Kirk, City Administrator FROM: K. Janus Taylor, Parks 4 Recreation Director Replacement of Truck No. 1212 (Parks & Reczeation Committee Meeting May 9, 1990) SUBJECT: Recoammndation %. a 1. That the City purchase a one ton crew cab and chassis from Dominion Vancouver Motors Ltd. for a total price of 919,134.94 2. That the City purchase one Dump Body from DEL Equipment Ltd. for a total price of 97,642.60 3. That the money for these purchases be taken from the Parks Equipment Replacement. Reserve. Background of Proposed Purchase of Vehicle Truck No. 1212, was a 1980 one ton crew can with a dump f:ody. It was condemned by the City mechanic and has been auctioned off. The City received 95,000 which will be placed in the Parks Equipment Reserve Fund. This particular vehicle is slated for replacement this year out of the Park Equipment Reserve Fund. presently a vehicle is being rented while tenders were called. .l I 'I HAY ~sm f ~f~ /~/~i — ',—,—~IINWIUSS ; WIKII55fmff~ — -- f& 4---"''-&Rig~~ masse ~ ~msmuaaiagII FAIR I 9- IWO ~gg Ie M eM -- m)IliWWN[P$ — — '-"'--'g mmml Bna1ysis of Proposed Purchase of Vehicle a) One ton truck and russia Tender specifications were prepared by the City mechanic for a one ton truck and chassis with a heavy duty Ten companies bid on the tender. Dominion spring package. Vancouver Motors was the low bid that met the various tender specifications at a cost of $ 19,134.94 b) Dump Body Tender specifications were prepared by the City mechanic for a body. Bids were sent out to companies and only one bid was received from Del Equipmentfour Ltd. at a cost of. $ 7,64?.60. The Dump Body from Del Equipment Ltd. does meet all the required dump specifications. The City Purchasing Manager has recommended that we purchase the various items from Dominion Vancouver Motors Ltd. and Del Equipment Ltd. There are sufficient funds available in the Parks Equipment Reserve Fund. c tot Jim Maitland City Treasurer KJT/pg NAY mme lsillwhmssa~~m sm, ISN 11 g $ i I [ $ 9msm~RI N ¹m m i 9 i' & g i l I ~+@@~==~w"'' 9- l9iJI) THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OP PORT COQUITLAM MEMORANDUM May 9, 1990 Jaune Taylor, Parks 6 Recreation Director TO: K. FROM: Larry J. Wheeler, Recreation Manager SUBJECT: PoCo Saints — Request for Free Use of Nabbett Room Recommendation: It is zecommended that the Parks and Recreation Committee deny the request recei; d from the PoCo Saints Lacrosse Association for free use of the Mabbett Room, snd (a subsidized That we offer to rent them the facility at our RBR rate admission foz rate resezved for non-profit organizations not chazging entrance to their dance.) Purpose/Problem: To provide information and a recommendation for consideration by the received from the parks and Recreation Committee regarding a zequest useR of the "free the regarding Association PoCo Saints Lacrosse Mabbett Room ou June 16, 1990 for a hospitality room and dance. History/Background: PoCo Saints In recent years, the poCo Saints have annually held abeen held in versus ex-PoCo Saints lacrosse game. This game has provided at Rno are tickets 'Kids which Night'n conjunction with charge" to approximately 1,000 kids. The purpose of the event is to promote an interest in PoCo Saints lacrosse. tQY 9- 18R~ Rmgw'%j 5 'll"I( During the game, a hospitality room is provided in the Mabbett Room. Af tez the game, an adults dance is held in the Mabbett Room. No admission is charged for admittance to the dance. available for sale at the dance. Refreshments are Alteznatives: There are several alternatives available for consideration: Approve the PoCo Saints Lacrosse Association's request foz "free use" of the Mabbett Room. 2) Deny the PoCo Saints Lacrosse Association's request for "free use" of the Mabbett Room, but offer them use at a reduced rate. Discussion/Justification: Saints Junior "B" Lacrosse Team received "free use" of the Mabbett Room last year for this event. This decision was questioned by a number of other organizations. Continuation of this practise would likely result in many other organizations requesting and expecting the same treatment. Waiving the rental fees, as zequested, would result in a possible loss of revenue of approximately $ 225.00. As well, we would be absorbing all costs related to operating and cleaning the facility Other activities of the PoCo Saints Lacrosse Association are supported by the City with subsidized facility rental fees. The Parks and Recreation Committee has been working diligently to decrease the department's reliance on the tax base. The first step in successfully meeting this ob]ective is to limit the number of "free use" opportunities. The next step will include a ma]oz restructuring of our fees and charges policy. The PoCo Conclusion/Summary: lhe PoCo Saints Lacrosse Association have requested "free use" of the Mabbett Room for a dance and hospitality room. The Parks and Recreation Committee has been working diligently over the last year or so to limit the number of free use opportunities in an ef fort to make our limited zesources go further and to reduce reliance on the tax base. Larry 5. Wheeler L JW/pg POCO SAIJIT ' ac LXCBOSSK ASSOCICkTI OR, v gp c/o 3513-Stevenson St., B.C., Pox.t Coquitlas V3 B-4R5 hpril 27 1990. 'c Bayer Len Traoouiay, The Corpoxation of the City of Port Coquitl.sn, City Ball, 22/2 EcCkilister Sve. c Port Coquitlas, B.C., V3 C 2Ckg Bear Rayor lraboulccyc ckssociation, which this loco Saint 's Lacrosse Junior tean, is enquiring and of e Senior year'onsists changes have bees sade or are contesp sted whether any hospitality roon the Habbett Boon as a ouree re ardin the use of organizations, ives at no as such f or non-profit sating r barge. on holding a POCO Our organisation plans once again Junee 16 1990 Saturday on Saints gase Saint versus En-POCO Rights'. 'Kids in conj unrtion with one 'Kids Rights'his year, will be holding two bke Senior night on June 16 and the other on a regular kkonday The gene. Our association holds the 'Kids Rights'n This coupany supplies progress we conjunction with Tennj.s Presa free. In return, are given away receives f or our hose genes, which 700 tichets ' association ld th 'Xkds Rights Our on these nigh for free adsission Iron Tannic Press Health etc., and \ Share, Special Schools oco con t ac t Tb e kfental ganisations, ox these to distribute tichets es players fasilies. Tannic Press well Lacrosse, as distributes another 300 by nail. Press who distributes d Clown is supplied by Tennis and the childxen 12 good to lobby areas toys gases, etc., in the of be to these toys uncker. In the psst we have found clown would be giving out Ibe junkc.. not definitly quality nights. kke also have entertainnent between toys ou both Lacrosse or kkini Tyhes. periods Ladies ~ -10- Alf iI'Il j'XIII ih; im ~lmi i Nwwwc Al I o Ir does these dssociation n i g ht s, we axeno . nake very such noney on sa king fo the use as a hospitalit ee o charke, for the of th s x'ooa! ill b the h to tt d after th sdniasions L 1 realize there will bee a noae cost rekardink Yhsaklnk Yours Truly :~'t.x,~ t.'m Barbaz a Ringroaeo + t Sec. Yx eas. the use yon inn advance for your onr kind consideration se accept our invitation to loin us. 4'~ 464-3090 ccxPsrka and Recreation Rr. Z. Gates v'c:dldernsn -lltgY 9- I990