February 18, 1991/034

Mr. D. Plummer, 1575 Angelo Avenue spoke in opposition to the proposed
license and referred to the vote that was taken on a request for a pub license
that was turned down, also concern was expressed for noise and vandalism in
the area not to mention the proposed hotels proximity to another hotel.

Mr. T. Roberts, 3826 St. Catherine spoke in favor of the License
application mentioning that Golphis Supports sport groups as well as the fact
that the CPR yards makes more noise than noise caused by the Golphis
restaurant.

Mr. W. Massie, 3240 Lancaster spoke in favor of the License application
and feels that Golphis restaurant will run a first class establishment.

Ms. J. Livingstone, #23~3046 Coast Meridian feels that the discussion
regarding Golphis supporting local sports is not relevant to this
application. Would like to know if there would be restrictions regarding
access to the property and expressed concerns regarding noise, litter and

crime Increasing in the area.

Mr. Karamanolis, Golphis Restaurant 1651 Lougheed Highway currently has
approximately 40 people working for him and if the application is approved the
hotel will generate another 15 ~ 20 jobs and a $1,000,000.00 investment. In
responding to some of the previous statements; the building will be air
conditioned, a fence could be built along the back property line to :prevent
any annoyance to surrounding property owners and in regards to traffic it
would be preferable not to have access onto Angelo Street.

Mr. R. Langan, 1673 Angelo Avenue further to his previous comments he
would like to know what has happened to the proposed rezoning for a hotel next

to this property? Mayor Traboulay replied that the zoning had third reading
and for reasons unknown the applicant has not proceeded with his application
and that third reading would be effective for one year.

Mr. DBD. Plummer, 1575 Angelo Avenue further te his previous comments
re,arding the letter Mr. Karamanolis spoke of, he sent out the letter in
response to a Pub being put in the area and felt it was his duty to inform
people in the neighbourhood.

Ms. P. Hartigan, 1765 Myrtle Way spoke in support of the license
application due to a shortage of hotel rooms in Port Coquitlam. In view of
the growth experienced in Pert Coquitlam this type of development is needed as
weil as the benefits of increased employment.

Mr. N. Libby, 1651 Angelo Avenue spoke regarding the problems with parking
and traffic in the area and how a Beer and Wine store will increase the
existing problem. The garbage on Sunday is overflowing and the crows pick it
up and throw it around.

Mr. T. Roberts, 3826 St. Catherine spoke in favour of the license
application, feels there is a need for another hotel and the location would be
ideal.

Mr. Re Lamblin, 1851 Patricia Avenue supports the license application
feels Port Coquitlam needs more accommodation. AS a suggestion, perhaps the
local sports groups could preform a litter patrol in the area.