Lincoln Projects Ltd.
1036 Cambie Road
Richmond, B. C.

April 21, 1975

Kr. V. Barch

City Engineer

City of Port Coquitian
City Hal

Port Coquitlam, B. C.

Dear wir. Borch:

Re: Parking Lot adjacent to Shaughnessy Mall

Further to our earlier discussions, we now write to
request that the above parking lot be "posted" with signs

limiting the parking to 2 hours and that such limitation
be enforced.

4s mentioned earlier, we are ofthe opinion that commter
parking is our main problem, i.e. 7:15 a.m. car count

runs at approximately 30 cars, and by 8:40 a.m. invariably
the lot is full. fhe 7:15 a.m. count would appear to be
mainly commters with the odd downtown employee being
noticed. The increased count at 8:40 a.m. appears to be
comprised of both commuters, downtown employees and U.I.C.
employees.

Lincoln Projects Ltd. have not enforced the "NO EMPLOYEE -
PARKING" provision which is a standard clause in all our
leases. I trust you will appreciate that until commters
ang other day long parkers are eliminated it would te most
unreasonable of us to insist that our tenants’ employees
park elsewhere. i

Mr. V. Borch Page 2. ‘April 21, 1975

We would suggest that commuter and downtown employee
parking be restricted to parking areas such as the .
Recreation Centre and other areas which are not directly
adjacent to retail or service operations.

Should there be any problems in implimenting the posting
of the audject lot we would appreciate the opportunity
of speaking with the appropriate officials.

Yours truly,

LINCOLN PROJECTS LID.

City Clerk
City Administrator