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That a letter be written to the Local Government Restructure Feasibility

Study Committee, with copies to The Honourable J.C. Lorimer, Minister of

Municipal Affairs and to the Premier David Barrett, indicating the

strong objection of the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City

of Port Coquitlam to the fact that the meetings of the Committee are not

open to the public, and requesting that these meetings be made open to

the public forthwith. Carried.
Alderman Ranger voted against the resolution.

Ald. Traboulay
ishes Mayor & Mrs.

Campbell plea~ to wish the Mayor and Mrs. Campbell a very pleasant trip to Eastern
sant trip

Alderman Traboulay then stated he wished to take this opportunity

Canada and that he felt certain Mayor Campbell would represent the City

very well at the Canadian Federation of Mayors & Municipalities' Conference

in London, Ontario.

Ald.Keryluk re

Alderman Keryluk stated his concern with respect to the figures
School Bd. figures

provided by the School Board on accommodation at various schools in the

City, and Mayor Campbell advised that clarification thereof would be

obtained.

Ald.Keryluk re

Alderman Keryluk stated he had received correspondence from the
report from Vector

Control Off- Vector Control Officer of the Simon Fraser Health Unit concerning mesquito

icer on Mosquito

control, which he then read for the benefit of those present. Alderman
Keryluk suggested that any person who desired his area to be avoided during
aerial spraying should contact the Vector Control Officer, Simon Fraser
Health Unit, 644 Poirier Street, Coquitlam, B.C., and to his suggestion that
as notifications on mosquito control are sent out as a matter of routine to
the Department of Fisheries and Environmental Protection Service, a letter
be sent to the Vector Control Officer requesting that the same information
be made available to the City, members of Council generally agreed. It was
noted in the report that the overall co-ordination and authorization of

all aerial spraying will be the sole responsibility of Beak Consultants
Ltd.; however, as the approval of Council has, in the past been required

for aerial spraying, the following motion was praposed:

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That there be no aerial spraying for mosquito control in the City

of Port Coquitlam without the consent of the Council as has been the

policy in the past. Carried.