CORPORATIOR OF THE CITY OF PORT
COQDITLAM
PARKS A RECREATION COMMITTEE

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COQOITLAIII

1988 08 05

Ald. Laking
Gates
K. J. Taylor
Pazks A Recreation Director

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Ald

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Thompson and Lions Park Parking Lot

Hazlier this summer a consultant was hired t o d o work j
drawings
cost estimates foz the parking lots a t Th omp sonng and
Park.
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base= 421 I 900

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Mix asphalt

LIONS PARR:

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base= 427,250
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esti ma t e d at
82 ,200 and this included 427 250 f'r the Park was es
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Since recei.ving appz oval f'z om council for the money
we nave gone
out to tender for the parking lots at
The low
tenders foz the pazking lots aze as followszboth parks.
b)

of'ions

THOMPSON PARK:

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additional cost to e tend
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Alder!san G.R. Lakino
Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Committee

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2272 Mcallister
Port Coquitlam, B.C.
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Dear Alderman Laking!
1988 we have received a
In zeference to our letter dated April 21,
advising us that
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Our request was concezning the removal of three large trees
small business. Since then, the ooad
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continual remarks
tzee has be..n removed and we thank you.seekHowever
response.
your
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customers
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you.

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place in the bluff North of the parking
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CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM
MEMORANDUM

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Taylor

DATE:

Parks & Recreation Director
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Brown

Director of Community Planning
Off iciel Commun ity Update

RE:

As you are aware it ha s
been seven years since the off icial
Community P an was prep ared. The
review ing an increas i ng number of Pl ann ing Department has been
request for spot changes. In
view of thi s a substan t i a
c sr r i ed out and an upd ated rev i ew of the Plan map has been
map prepared.
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has been
circulated to you at an earl
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to you a t this
review. It Is our intent ion to submit the t 'ion ommittee
an Pa to C't
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on to
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MEMORAND UM TO z

Parks A Recreation Committee

MEMORANDUM PROM:

K. Jan
anna

SUBJECTz

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Taylor, Pazks 4 Reer cation Director

Centennial Pool Pea Ability Study

f'ull report is being prepar ed

ir. z esponse to the f'e
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also oz esent several
thee P ar k s

scenarios f'r
A Reer cation
Committee.
legal opinion has been asked for in
the f'easibility
regarr d
co
of
y and it is attached f'r too thee content
The report will be u presented
your
inf'ormation.
at the September

meeting.
20, 1988 committee
The f'inal
that needss too bee bro
rought to the committee&a
at t enti on ipoint
s th at Larr y Ste phenson,
Pz.esident of'o. t Coquitlamrs
ar ns is extremely anxious to
know
the
feasibil ity
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Ne have informed him content s o
that t
conf'idential study
and that
a the
e committee is presently
reviewing the
e nitely be invited to
attend a Par
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meetin g aat a f'ut
u ure date to fully
discuss the f'indings.

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K. Janna Taylor
Parks & ReczeatIon Director
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Port Cocuitlam, B.C.
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Dear J'anna:
Rec

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Pool.

Centennial Pool FeasIbility Study

Your File Ho. NO6-88-JT
Ouz File No. 1262

Further to your July 29, 1988 letter
us, we have
reviewed the June, 1988 feasibility study to
foz Centennial

bzief, the concerns ezcpzessed in the repozt,
part'ularly with
respect to the deficiencies in the elect-ical
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system, present some serious liability concerns. As an "occupier"
of the Pool, the City owes a duty cf care pursuant
to the
Occuoiezs Liabilitv Act R.S.B.C. 1979, c. 303, section 3(1):
Sto take that care that in all the
circumstances oz the case is reasonable to
see that a. person, and his property, on the
premises, and property on the pzemises of a
person, whether or not that person himself
enters on the premises, will be reasonably
safe in using the premises".
Sect'on 3
zelat'on to the: (2) provides that this uuty of care applies in
(a) ccndit'cn of the premises;
(b) activities on the pre...ises; cr
(c) conduct of third pa ties on the
premises".
Given that. the
now has specif"'c knowledge cf
safety concerns (and as an City
aside, this study would be available
through discovery to other parties in any litigation involving
the pool), fa'uza to take any steps would not likely be se n by
the Courts as reasonable in the circumstances.
Thus, in ti.e
unfoztunate event o f an accident azisincr out of the dericiencies
listed in the feasibility study, the failure to ac would

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Youth PzoJect

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b) Dazlene Grieve, Recreation
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c) Bev Zrvine, Area Area
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d) Erin Murphy, Scecial Populations
Worker

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a) to hold a teen meeting before school

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and the schools student
councils, teacher s and
administr ation staff Eri
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mee ng was held, which has
of teens to work wwith.. Randy Jones given us an enthusi
us as ti c core
August as a teen worker under Erin's was contr acted for July and
list o f ob Jectives Randy and Erin havesupervision.
Att ac h e d
developed to ensure a i s a
positive teen program.
For each month of July and August
a "Calendar
planned. ( P lease see
a t tached) The teens haveof Events" has been
been involved in
all phases; planning,e advertising,
and implementation.
Each month has been designed to
weekly activities,
special events, out trips and an include
overni
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een we
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the weekly activities
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outtrips
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and
num ezs set for
('!2 - 20 on outtrips and maximum numb
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car d ee is S5.00
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group
and f'eedback.
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are
(we will have a problem being used ass a "T'een R corn"
f'inding a location for
Winter/Spr!ng.) Under
supervision and at set
can play ping pong, shuf'fleboard,
times the
posters, etc. Zt provides them withwatch videos, talk,
an area th ey can meet,
5.fy with.
ombination of Randy and Erin has
worked extremel y weell i n
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in
such a shor t e i o d o
Their personalities
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and skills has generat
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environment f'r- the community. r a e d a strong
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Theey are both enthusiastic,(see at tached
the teens and ar e challenged
communicate well
by this project. The success
e program to date must
go to these twc individuals.
project has gener ared such interest
and
ue into the Fall months.
we will
The detailed a enthusiasm
tlyy inn thee planning
program
la
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stages.
dvertised Teen meeting to gainWe will again start off with a
insight to the wants and
of'he
Youth dur'ing the school months
as well as a "Summer
ck to Sohool Danoe" f'r
September. Our public
le will include a Teen skate
skating
ompliment the Youth Project. time, new f'r this f'all, which
uth Area" is promising to be
one in which all can be proud

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Manager
Darlene Grieve, Area Supervisor
Erin Mur phy, Special
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Gatling awayfrom
nothing really (o do oiherwise than rome
That'd Ibe number one reason given by. bere."
teens for participating in the Pori Co- . Wjtj)out the
program, several of (bc teens
quitlam llecrcation Department's pilot pro- said they would spend the summer
sil,ling at
gl"dnl fol'ccfls.
home doing nothing or lvatcbing television.
The drop-in program started with a pool
from (cans, via a
party July 0 and has'continued with daily ac- Por( Coquitlam Mayor I eonarddelegation to
Traboulay,
livilies during lbe week.
led to the start of lhe pilot prog rain.
I'jvc of thc teens on hen&I for an afternoon '
Ijnjversjty of BC Education sludent Banof floor hockey and other sports July 211 ajj
Jones was hired to work with the teens
said limy had attended thc program almost dy
while Erin Murphy, hired as special populadaily since lbe el a rL
!'ll keeps me out of trouble and I don't tions programmer, helped bim draft the format.
have to listen to my2 0parents," sa Yss 1515)'edr
earA meeling lvith teens, Imld in mid-June,
gave the program organizers n)ore ideas
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and the program kicked off with a pool party
old Don Jacques. Ile adds that his parents July 0. Al.most 00 leens turned out for (lie
are not "(bat bad," and said he enjoys the pool party and since then an average of 25
variety of activities and tho chance to meet (cans turn up daily.
new people.
Program activities are casual, varied and
"It's bc(ter than staying home all day. It low-cost,
as Murphy noles lcenagcrs don'
keeps you ou( of trouble and you get lo do like to be programmed and
usually do not
some(hing,"10-Year oldKenThurstonsaid. havemuchluoncy.
lie cites playing floor hockey,'watching
"I grew up as a teenager here and what I
movies nn&l playing volleyball as his
favorite ac(ivilies.
found is the schools keep teens active ager
I vc been colnulg to all thc ac(jul(les,"
school but there)ca group who are notgetsaid 15-1'ecr-ol&l Kelly MocAulay, "I( s fl,n ting what they want al school," Murphy exand you get away (rom your parents. I like plained.
gelling on( of Ihe house."
Organizers hope to continue the program
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afternoon ot B
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special eve ts i I d'
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favorite ac(ivilies.
Sister Kcri, li, enjoys the sports and mak.. halloween parly,
ing new friends lvhile Greg Jobnslon, 10, .
information on the teen program, call
anotlmr regular visitor, says, "There's 012-0205.

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Pool Pacry

Teen Open Cym
tfyde creek

flyde Creek
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12

ftocning Jog
8430-9430am

Out-Tctp
fleeting

flight"
8-llpm Ilyde Ccrst

I'fot'ni g Jog

Teen

Alouette Lake

"Video, Pizza

4:Oopm

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Tacky Tourist
:entenniai Pool

tlyde Creek

7-gpm

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Bike Trip to

Nocninv Jog
8:30"9C30am

Out -Tcip
P. N. E.

Hocning Jog

Teen fleeting
7-10pm
flyde Creek

Hest, Hyde

Field Activity

Leave Hyde

Creek 9: lsam

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Teen Hosting

30

"Vide, Pizra

Horning Jog
8430-9430am

8-llpm Hyde Cc'eet

Field Acti vs ty

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thol Potty

Uf.30-9 4 30atn

Creek
1:30pm-llpm

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flyde Creek

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Vsdns dsy AugusC IO
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Prc-registration ls r quired
for
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and

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Fsc:m.oo
for Pizza

Tuesdays

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all
trips
attendance
ths
-trip ecting is might
coapuls ry.
Parents are invited pr
to sCtsnd the prs-trip seating.
All trips sublsst to canus llatlcn lf regtstratton
not eeet tt s ainlmum rsquires
ant, Eagle tratioo t aquido.s
red
at least tuo days prior to
I.lmiCsd registration available. pro-trip seating date.

night (dlscourt vltb Teen
Hombsrship Ca ds)
Tha Iccn Co elttoe casts s sry Sunday
or Tuesday.
After the m cling there ther. «111 be videos
sad upon
gyo ties. Look for ha plaza nights cu
August
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9 t 30se-C 4 30 pm
lfondsf Aug l5
usdac ~ Says Aug 3 4 31
Fe e I .OO
With the July bike tr ip hsing so popuilsr a
dscldsd to
offsr three trips ic August. Ps tislpsnts aust
a
blayclt la good corking ndltion. Hsct at Hyde have
Creek
and
brlnq
c
lunch. Scc
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for
loeatloa . Bsglstrstlon required 2 cslcnd
days prior to
tc lp date.
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Tuesdays Aug 9 23 30
Thursdays Aug 4,II,25
Ho d F Aug t5
Frld y Aug 19
Coas out snd gst lii shape for the Terry Fox
H at sC Ifyds Crack
sd bring your runners.

tree-3400pa
Thursday August I I
tfo Charge
Drop ln tc lfydc Creek snd u e Chs gya to
play floor
hockey, bask tball, 1 door s ccsr. - Xt's
tour Cholcsl
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4ugust '8 4 l7
Join us for sn exalting 2 dsy trip exploring lhs
Aloustto lake ariia. Our July
trip vas grsst
snd this one vill ba even bettor.canning
Sss . rs"Trip cating
above for details
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nnssday August b
O
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srd snJcy the rides, g, s sod b ndr ds cf
othe fun sctlvitlss the f.!I.c.
h. s to
oft'cr. Ms t st
I.'30pn sC lfydo Creek.
Asglstr. tlori rsqulrsd 2 days
prior to
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Fridays lug 5,12,I5,26
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or
shins. Esoh night
vill
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fo details about tbs Air have
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Crlp date.

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Limited roti trsclon avallabla.

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Chat.gs

Drop

la and pat'tlcipsta lo 2 ecs played on tbc fields

around Hyde Crack.

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Cbo trip
have been ualtlng for. Ccoc snd
full dsy sl you
thc Wctsrslldo. Hect t Hyde
Creek
lunch,
ftcglstratlon
rcq lrcd at least t o
days pr lcr to trip
data.
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registration
availsbl
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hring ynur friends, nnd jciu other teens ln an nuescme
suomier experience, Don' delay cell tcdoy registration
10 i in&i ted.
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fleet
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7-10pm
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wade at vvorr &vatiag.
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partivipaata wast
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people, &&out at &iydo craak C&otrw
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for ~ 11 trips aad ~ ttvadaa a at tbv
pro-tiip wasting 1& rvquirvd
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