2/5 Slater Stivet,
Ottawa, Ontario,
KLA GN?

May 14, 1975,

Canadian TRANSPORT YOUR FILE No, : : :

Commission Vowe douler . Consequently, I have been directed to inform ysu that unless
- . you can produce new evidence or present argunents of a more substantial

Commission canadienne OURFILENG | | . : Mature than what has already been provided, within thirty calendar days,

ss TRANSPORTS . Nowe douler . 4205, 3608. it will be assumed you no longer oppose the application and further

deliberations regarding the application will be made by the Comittee on
that basis,

Mr. R.A. Freeman, . . . ' Yours very truly,
City Clerk, :

2272 McAllister Avenue,

Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Dear Sir: | | . | BEA Dall

. . J. d'Avignon,
Re: CP Rail Customer Service Centre at’ : . . . Secretary,
Vancouver, B.C, : Railway Transport Committee,

This has further reference to your letter of May 24, 1973 and
our subsequent reply of June 7, 1973 concerning your opposition to the
above noted Customer Service Centre.

We understand that representatives of CP Rail visited the
Municipal offices on June 27, 1973 and reviewed the entire CSC Concept to
your satisfaction,

4n Officer of the Comittee has recently completed an extensive
investigation into all aspects of the CP Rail's application, with particular
emphasis being placed on an analysis of work procedures and concepts under
the proposed plan, all for the specific purpose of determining how the new
set-up would affect the users of railway services, Gbviously, we share your
concern that any changes to methods of transacting business with CP Rail
should be of a nature that will preclude any deterioration in resultant
service levels, .

As you are well aware the Customer Service Centre concept is
already partially implemented and from all accounts has been functioning
satisfactorily, The Investigating Officer also examined the facilities
of the proposed “On Hand" Representative and was of the view that express
traffic could be adequately handled,