September 15th, 1975

and in an effort to resolve the problem a meeting has been set up with
the Hockey Association Executive. Alderman Thompson noted that although
the programming and organization of the hockey teams is through the
Association, he feels tnat the City, as the landlord of the facilities,
must attempt to assist in reaching an agreeable solution to the problem.

Alderman Traboulay indicated that he had not heard the Curfew Siren
being sounded and was advised by Mayor Campbell that such an order had
not been issued as it was Jecided that the sounding of the siren would
be unnecessary.

Alderman Traboulay asked when the public meeting with respect to

the issuance of the General Liquor Licence to the PoCo Valley Golf Club,
would be held and was advised by the City Administrator that the Club
had made alternative arrangements for the present time but would be

interested in pursuing the matter further at a later date. Alderman

Traboulay then stated that it was his understanding that the public meeting

was to be held to discuss the general principle of granting Generai Licenses

in Port Coquitlam.

Alderman Traboulay questioned the pool scheduling and expressed
concern that those wishing public pool time during the morning hours
will be overlooked because of the amount of time requested by the School
Board. Alderman Thompson indicated that in reviewing the schedules he
felt that the times requested by the School Board were very reasonable
and that it must be kept in mind that they are sharing both Capital and
Operating Costs. In addition, it was noted that consideration is being
given to develop an ‘Early Bird' programme with further details available
at a later date.

Alderman Ranger advised that the Health and Welfare Committee will
be meeting with the Alcohol and Drug Commission representatives on
Tuesday, September 16th, 1975 at 4:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber to
discuss the future of PoCo House and extended an invitation to all

members of Council the Press and members of the public to attend.

Alderman Laking spoke on the recent U.B.C.M. Convention and indicated

that he was disappointed with the arrangement of the speakers and would

like to see the programming revert back to the Seminar system as it has

been in past years. Mayor Campbell, in speaking to the subject, suggested

that each member of Council should write their own letter of comments

and evaluation of the Convention and forward same to the U.B.C.M.

/5.

Alderman
Traboulay re
curfew siren

Atdexman
Traboulay re
General Li-
quor Licence-
PoCo Valley
Golf &
Country Club

Alderman
Traboulay re
pool schedule

Ald. Ranger
-meeting re
PoCo House

Ald.Laking re
UBCM Conven-
tion