February 7th, 1977

AND THAT Mayor J.M. Campbell assist in starting the Trek at 10:00
am. on April 16th, 1977, from the United Church Hall. Carried.
Mayor Campbell observed that two Boy Scouts were in attendance and

welcomed them to the meeting.

Prov.Fish &
Wildlife Br.
(Recreation &
Conservation)

From the Fish and Wildlife Branch, Ministry of Recreation and

em Conservation, January 25th, 1977, advising that the Coquitlam River

Water Management Study being undertaken by the B.C. Water Resources re Coquitlam ;
R.Water Manage

Service, is scheduled for completion this spring. ~ment Study |

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the letter from the Fish and Wildlife Branch, Ministry of
Recreation and Conservation, January 25th, 1977, concerning the Coquitlam
River Water Management Study, be received for information. Carried.

REPORTS:

Fin.Comm.-—
Stmts.A/C's
payable

From the Finance Committee, December 3lst, 1976 and February 2nd,
1977, being Statements of Accounts payable in the total amounts of

$10,993.76 and $171,369.89, respectively.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the reports of the Finance Committee, dated December 31st,
1976, and February 2nd, 1977, recommending payment of Accounts totalling

$10,993.76 and $171,369.89, respectively, be approved. Carried.

Ald.Mabbett
re Huntington
Rubber Mills-
proposed Ind.
development

From Alderman E.W. Mabbett, February 2nd, 1977, referring to the
fact that in late 1976 the Council agreed some action was overdue in
regard to the Huntington Rubber Mills plant and property, and in advising
of his understanding that representatives of the Company would be meeting
with Council early in 1977, inquired whether any firm arrangements had

been made therefore.

Mayor Campbell then advised that the owner of the Company died last

fall, and chat he had been informed by his son that there has been some

delay in probating the estate; however, it was generally agreed that
Matter should be pursued and the following motion was proposed:

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

a
ed Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That a letter be sent to the present owner of Huntington Rubber

Mills requesting that he arrange to meet with Council as soon as possible

for the purpose of discussing the status of the proposed industrial

y a project on the Davies Avenue site. Carried.

5 eet sens