September 22nd, 1975 /5.

however, he stated that the District of Burnaby has an employee who

designates an area for each Inspector and in this way the service can be

carried out on a more regular basis.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended in a report from Alderman M.A. Thompson, September
18th, 1975, upon consultation with the Fire Chief and Administration the
appropriate funds be placed in the Provisional Budget to provide a full

time Inspection and Training Officer as quickly as possible.
Carried.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That as recommended in a report from Alderman M.A. Thompson, September
18th, 1975, the Administration be directed to proceed with negotiations
to bring about the following items set forth under the section of the
"Keenlyside Report" on Fire Services in B.C. entitled "Organization and
Training Section":

(a) clearly defines life support services in the fire fighting
contract.

(b) declares that such services will be maintained in the event of
a firefighters' strike; and

(c) provides for the filing by the Union with the Labour Relations
Board, in advance of any strike, of a plan indicating how the life

support services are to be maintained during the impending work stoppage.
Carried.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Thompson
stated he felt it is imperative that the City should know exactly what
its life support services are at all times.

Moved by Alderman Tr apson:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That the Administration be directed to provide information re:
wage parity comparisons between police and firemen and the possible
adoption of a Council policy so stating the equality of wages and further
advise regarding the Keenlyside "moonlighting" observations.Carried.
Alderman Thompson, in speaking to comments made in the Keenlyside
report under the section entitled "Firefighters' Wages ~ Future Negotiations",

stated he felt that the Council should determine for itself whether

"moonlighting" by members of the City's Fire Department is a problem.