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I have some serious concerns regarding the "Draft Zoning Bylaw Amendments
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almost all home businesses illegal in Port Coquitlam! Once you consider
"no manufacturing", 512 (3)(ah "no traffic", 512 (3)(h)r "no storage of materials
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must assist and encourage all types of business. Under these bylaws, many
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their neighbours. They are worried about excessive noise and traffic on
their street. This is the problem that should he addressed. Do not
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Once these services are forced out of the neighbourhood and
into business areas or other communities. people will be forced
to drive to these businesses. This will add more traffic to our
roads. Especially, in the business areas, where traffic is
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Port Coquitlam's motto is "IN COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY WE PROSPER". So why
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