January 13th, 1975

In speaking to the subject, Alderman Laking pointed out that mosquito
control is on the agenda for discussion at the February 6th, 1975 General
Membership of the Lower Mainland Municipal Association and that the four
Regional Districts concerned have been invited to send representatives.
Mayor Campbell then instructed Alderman Keryluk, the City's representative
to the Board, to stress at the meeting that the City is in favour of the
Board's continued operation. Alderman Ranger suggested that Alderman
Keryluk should advise the Board that Port Coquitlam is still interested

in membership if the Board becomes a legal body.

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regular Council meeting held on December l6th, 1974, Alderman Traboulay letters

From the City Clerk, December 19th, 1974, advising that at the

gave Notice of a Motion he wished to submit to the first regular Council
meeting in 1975 asking that sufficient funds be placed in the Provisional
Budget to provide for the cost of printing and mailing of at least four
City Newsletters during 1975.

Alderman Traboulay commented that the City had produced newsletters
for about five years, and that as there are certain tines when people
wait to hear from their representatives, these letters serve that purpose
in part.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That sufficient funds be placed in the 1975 Provisional Budget to
provide for the cost of printing and mailing four City Newsletters

during the ensuing year. Carried.
Alderman Keryluk voted against the resolution.

Alderman Keryluk pointed out that Mayor Campbell has been appointed
Chairman of a Public Relations Committee established for this year, and
stated he did not agree with approving the printing and mailing of four
newsletters whether they are needed or not, in view of the cost involved;
however, Alderman Laking stated he believed the newsletters do help

citizens to be more aware of civic affairs.

From the City Clerk, December 19th, 1974, advising that at the Ald.Laking rg
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Motion he intended to present at the next regular Council meeting that red)

December 16th, 1974 Council meeting Alderman Laking gave Notice of a

the City meet with the District of Coquitlam early in 1975 to request

the Greater Vancouver Regional District to undertake a drainage study of

the Burke Mountain area.

Alderman Laking, in speaking to the above-neted subject, stated he