May 5th, 1975

requesting that burning operations in the Lincoln Park area be stopped,
had been received just prior to commencement of the meeting this evening.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That Section 2.6 of Schedule "A" of the "City of Port Coquitlam
Subdivision of Land By-law, 1970, No. 992" be amended by deleting the

words "then burned unless other instructions have been given by the City

Engineer." where they appear therein and inserting the words “removed
by the Developer." in their place;

AND THAT the last sentence of the said Section 2 6 be deleted in

its entirety. Defeated.
Aldermen Traboulay, Mabbett, and Ranger voted in favour of the resolution.
Acting-Mayor Alderman Thompson, and Aldermen Keryluk and Laking voted
against the resolution.
Prior to defeat of the foregoing proposed resolution, Alderman
Traboulay spoke in support of his suggestion that developers not be
permitted to debris in the process of clearing for subdivision purposes;

however, Alderman Keryluk stated he felt an effort should be made to

come up with a reasonable solution to the problem. Alderman Mabbett

mentioned that the roots and stumps, etc., could be disposed of by the

use of smokeless burners, mobile chippers, etc., however, it was pointed

out that this equipment is not always readily available and that debris

from land clearing is not accepted at disposal areas.

Alderman
Traboulay re
citizen part
icipation-
civic affair
(item defer-
red)

From the City Clerk, April 23rd, 1975, advising that at the regular
Council meeting of April 21st, 1975 Alderman Traboulay gave notice that
he would be proposing a resolution with respect to citizen participation
in Civic Affairs at the April 28th, 1975 Council meeting; however, the
subject was deferred at the meeting last mentioned for consideration at
this time.

Alderman Traboulay stated that in view of the lateness in time of
the meeting this evening to discuss this subject, he was prepared to
defer the same until the next Council meeting, and to this suggestion,
members of Council generally agreed.

NEW BUSINESS:

Alderman Mabbett stated his concern with respect to the McLean Ald. Mabbett

re direction
al signs-

McLean Ave.
proper directional signs for the benefit of motorists using that route. closure-GVRDB

Avenue closure, and expressed the hope that the G.V.R.D. will erect

Alderman Mabbett expressed concern at the unstable condition of the Ald.Mabbett

~demolition
of house-
Schinz pro-
perty

house on the Schinz property and he proposed the following motion: