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January 29th, 1979.

Alderman Traboulay addressed the meeting regarding the three letters
that were received from property owners on Grant Avenue and suggested
that perhaps the Environmental Protection Committee should have more
information before making a recommendation to Councii.

Mrs. Lorraine Rayner, 3165 Pearkes Place, spoke to the meeting on
the manner in which the information was received by the residents on
Grant Avenue advising the notice was received on Friday, January 19th,
1979 and did not allow much time for the residents to become familiar
with the type of application proposed. Mrs. Rayner advised she had
coutacted the other municipalities to clarify their policy on personal
care home applications and Mrs. Rayner then asked when the application
was received by the City of Port Coquitlam. The City Administrator
advised the letter received from the Simon Fraser Health Unit was dated
January 5th, 1979 and that the application was received shortly after
that date.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the application from Mrs. Angela Burton to operate a
Specialized Residential Facility for ex-Riverview ‘resta:nts -at-1948--
Grant. Avenue with a maximum number of six residents, be approved.

Carried.

Aldermen Laking and Mabbett voted against the resolution.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution
Alderman Laking stated in his opinion the residents should have been
informed by the Simon Fraser Health Unit prior to bringing the application
to Council. Alderman Ranger spoke in favour of the group home and
stated the ex-Riverview residents have the right to be able to be phased
back into the Community. Alderman Kervluk spoke to Mrs. Lorraine Rayner
asking if she had obtained the information she required on the proposed
group home and Mrs. Rayner stated she had, but that she had to get the
information herself and in her opinion the information should have been
brought to her by the Simon Fraser Health Unit or the person involved
with an application for this type of proposed use. Alderman Keryluk
stated he was in favour of having the group home at 1948 Grant Avenue
and stated no complaints had been received from other group homes after

they had been set up. Alderman Mabbett stated he was concerned about