CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM
PARKS

A

RECREATION

meeting of the Parks A Recreation Committee was held ir. the
Committee Room of the Engineering Department on Wednesday,
December 16th, 1987 at 4:45 p.m.
In attendance were Alderman George Laking and Alderman Mike
Gates.
Also in attendance was K. Hanna Taylor, Parks A Recreation
Director and Larry Wheeler, Rec sation Manger.
A

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES

That the minutes of the meet1ng of the Parks A Recreation
Committee held on Tuesday, November 1jfth, 1987, be taken as read
and adopted.

Item No.

1

Stretchers at Outdoor Facilities
The atts hed report was reviewed by the Parks

&

Recreation Committee.
We wil.. oheck into our liability, are we

increasing liability by installing stretchers7
Recommendation:

To

investigate the liability factor and then take

to Council.

CARRIED

Item No.

2

Snsina/Summer Ocenina of One Arena Ice Surface
The attached report Prem the Recreation Manager,
was reviewed by the Parks A Recreation Committ,ee.
Recommendation:
To

adopt the recommendation as outlined in the

report.

CARRIED

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16 1987

Item No~

Celebration 88
The attached report from
Recreation Manager,
was reviewed by the Parks the
A Recreation Committee.
Recommendation:
To

approve the recommendation as outlined in

report.

ADA*" tttt

Item. No. 4

the

DAII

IED

The attached report from
Recreation Manager,
was reviewed by the Parks the
A Recreation

Committee.

Recommendation:
To

approve recommended rates as outlined in the

report.

It em N~o.

I A Il II E ED

Civic Recoaniti.on Award

Pearkes Jr varsity football team placed
second in provinoial i'inals
thi.s
The George

year.

Recommendation:

That the team members
of the George
Pearkes Jr var it y teamandbe coaches
given
civic
recognition
for their accomplishments.
CARRIED

Please note The Parks A Recreation Department
will
review the overall policy on civic
recognition at
a later

date.

DEC

16 1987

Doa on Dvkes

Raper ted by the Parks & Recreation Director
complaints of dogs on dykes on south side of about
Port
Coquitlam.

Recommendation:
To

ere"t signs stating dogs must be on a leash
CARRIED

Reeve

Street Park

Discussion on the a.spent of having a new name for
the park that would more appropriately identify
as a major park.
Recommendation:
a report be brought back to the Parks
Recreation Committee with suggestions as to how&
the above could be achieved.

That

CARRIED
ADJOURMENT

The

meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m

Jan a TayP6r, Seoretary

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K.

E

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December 15, 1987

DATE:

Dizectoz
L. J. Nheeler
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St etchez s at Otztdooz

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Recz cation Manager

4

Facilities

PURPOSE/PROBLEM

The

purpose of this report is
recommendation for
the
Parks

to

provide information

and a
."
Reecreation
t
consideration; regarding the locating
Committee's
i g oof sstretc
outdoor facilities.
retchers at all
an
and

I'he

HISTORY/BACEUROUND

The Pozt Coquitlam Minor

Soccer Associati
a on h as requested the
Cit y too consider
c s
provicin;
stretchers
at outdooz'
u ooz'cilities.
y have su gg cssted that this
equipment
be
available
playing fields
at those
with char.ge facilities on site.
ALTERNATIVES

Three alternatives

request:

are worthy

of consideration
ra on

re I ated to this

-Adopt the
and looate stretchez s in change
-ReJect the proposal
i'acilities.
proposal.
-Provide other alta
I
precautionary measures which will
improve the safety amative
of participants (ie. ensure
a telephone is
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS

The financial implications of t

hese
az'e not kncwn at
concern is that alternatives
stretchezs located
oiled environment may disappear
in
also hesitate as to whether o not BC on a regular basis. anI
Telephone will provide a
pay telephone on site, as I und erstand
need a ce. ta'n volume
oz
calls. Othe"vise, we ma / have ther
to pay a monthly ser.ice
cnarge.

this time.
uncontz

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anticipated
that
individuals
e a ministz ation
minor
soccer and minor
basebal.l/softball would appz'eciate of
the committment.
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OTHER

This proposal bz'ings to mind several
ns. When Paramedics
are so accessible
cess e, it
difficult to concez
surmise why an indured
paz ticipant would everis have
to be moved. A z ea
th t i di id ua I s noot t rained
in emez gency first-aid
to move in Jur ed playez s. i
may attempt
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f'aci'articipant

The

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the City locate
Soccer Association
a on has
requested that
change f'acilities stz etchezs at outdoor
playzields
This pz oposal would
,citizen. In most
ou d not af'f'ect
a f'
not moved untf.l a
avez age
p
icioant isthe saf'er
if
Ther ef'oz e in the
intez'est
of'afet y, it may be unwise to
stretchers on site wh ic
'
would only encouz'age
injured, potentiall
lo ca t e
caco
the movement oof'h
would be to reviewa y b Y untz ained ind'ividuals.
e
BC T e I echone
'
An alternat ive
telephones on site wh'
oss'
pose'bility
ic would betheavailable
cf installing pay
e f or emergency
1 . M .NIIN I*Z
use.
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this proposal. d d that the Paz ks and Recreation Committee
I'

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Larry J. Wheeler
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THE CORPQRA33ON OF THE

CATTY

OF PORT COQUITLAM

M

TO z

K. J Taylor
Parks & Rec Diz ector

S

M

DATBz

FROMzLarry J.

Rheeler
Recreation Manager

0

Deaember 13r 1987
Soz'inc!Summez Ooezzinz oz One
na Zce Surface

PURPOSE/PROBLEM

purpose of this z'eaort is to present f az th e
Parks &
Committee'ansideration; informat'an and
a
z ecammendatian regarding a request
by our D epaz t ment for
t hee Spz'ing and Summer opening af'nereceived
ice surface.
The

Recreation

BZSTORY/BACKGROCRD

the Spr'ng af 1987, the Port Coquitlam Figuz e
Club
approachei aur Department
requesting that we considerSkzting
installing
ice in one az'ena for the Spring
and Summer months. At that time,
we infarmcd the Club that at this late
date
a e, we
w
were nat prepared
to cousicez this request for. the 987 e year
. The aoez sting budget
had been established, as had the user schedules.
After several
discusz ionrz with Club representatives autlining the
patential
imolioatiocs af their pz'oposal, we requested thar. if they
were
still
interested in the Fall (which they weve) we wauld re-open
the issue. At thi s time
cauld consider their request as a
parallel item with the 1988 webudget
review.
The Figur Skating Clubs motive of this
request iss thei
e z goal -a
e pring and Summer kating schools.
p
Their
ob3ective
is to
strengthen the Club
attract. and keep high quality
coaches, impz ove themembership,
quality oz the pzagram, and contz ibute to
impraving Port Coquitlam's
identity and spirit.
The potential benefits ta auz depa tment
e
fair' stra'ht
farwazc: ar. additions'er.rice to auz cit . az
nens,
fac. l t=es
that are bet ez utilized. Zt is impar'tant ta nateandthat
several
hockey oz'San&nations have expressed an interest
in a summer
op e rat ian.
Zn

1

is this report writer's understanding that when the plebiscite
to build thee "new"
new"
was pz esented, ane af the rationales
used was that a secandarena
arena
wauld allow one ice surface ta
zemain in place duzing the Spring
months. Appa ectly,
the summer operation was attempted andiozSummer
year and as a result
of same usez canflicts, this practice wasonediscontinued.
Zt

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equestp it has beezp concluded
el tez natives exist
that fou
Open ane ice
for appraximatel
a e y 3 additianal
the Spz ing andsurface
Summer.
months in
Open one ice surface
fez'ne
additi
i ional season (Spzing or
Summer).
Decline the request, and maintain
a n thee operation as
exists.
it cuz rently
Decline the request fa.
a. 1988
9
but
u
eestablish it a
f'oz'989.
an objective
z

FINANCIAL vMPLZCAvZONSz

The Parks Superintendent
operation has estimated who
th a t
ice surface

iss

nz
n sa respansible f
ar facility
th
e
casts relate d ta opez'acing
duzin
z ing
th e summez months
one
be a z a
t is mportwould
nt ta no te that these
at the summer az ena cz ew
cauldd accommadate the extz a load.
nc a
mo ications are
basically
the floor coaled
the
s
oof'
y dzzo ta keep
a n a i n the
th ice sheet cast
months. Pleas natat e ma'nt
du
z ing the waz m
tthe
m tes
rau h a t th'is time asth at
pr esented hez'e az'esummer
vez'y
there isestimates
I ittle pz'ecedence
to base figures
Nith z egazds to z evenues, the
Skatin
fng cclub
to use appz' ax t e I y 8
u
h as indicated a
3/4
houzs
weeks. At th e i r macurz
e day 5 days/week idesfre
per
oz'2
of' ental it iss
additional Si2 000.00ent n rate
estimated
that
an
revenue
wauld be g enez ated. This would
mean that the City wou Id
h
ave
ta
ef
.hez
a
generate additi ona I evenues th
bsorb the nct costs or
e'to
rough other

rentals, progz ams,

z

CITIZEN/PPJBLZC
A

R LA I
IN IN'
I\
decision to oopen
an ice suzface

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during the b rin
by tho~~ oit sans who
ez.jay, oz wh
a 've respanse could be
expected fzom those
ase
individuals
who enjoy dr'N.
such as ball
I
ao
y . aoz
an d I acrosse
es,
r
These users havhockey
durin
the
g
summer
e h a d th e Iuxuz.- af
manths.
y
prime time
many yeaz
e w~l~om~d

act'i

s.
on twa surfaces f'r
It is anticipated that in an avera
e u e cauld accommodateg e y
p
g
th at requiresc both
most major speafal
events
dry
flaaz
surfaces.
there cauld potentiall
en ia y be a conflict
Birthd
r ay events (such as the June
with scheduled 75th
12th F am il y Picnic).

OTHER

alternative
a summez a p erati
has been discusspraviding
ra ion faz Just one
d wit
the Fi ure S kating
they f'eel that is salutian
Hawevez- t
would result inn a a Club.
coaches, member s or both.
e
lass of
Zt
must be ke p t i n potential
coaches aze prof'essi I
mind that these
s
wha
wor
service basis" f'ar
the'na
a c antract and "sale
eir livel.ihood.k onTherefore
f'ar
ind same elementar of'ecurit
a e,
if'hey
securi.ty in a community,
d o not
c
they move on.
Zt is eisa quite probable
that

th'se

af'easan

The

'

8'aplicatxons
of'he

plann n and
f'cr ma
tournaments have
Such tournamentszosse
a y been initiated.
have
ave aal ways been a sue alread
Caquitl. m due to the
enture far Por t
ac th
t at it is one eessf'ul v f'ew
w'h twa dry f'loors side
eommunitf es
by side.

f't

t'ttt

CC

t
C
consider operating one ice C tt. Ct u b t as requested the City
ta
months. Zt is prapased thatsurzaae during thee S pr'ng and
a tthee ice would
Summer
May Day activ't
w
be installed after
i
complete.
th e
pr apasal (pr imaries
Thee costs
co
il az'e
H y d ra casts)
ta this
are estimate related
recover tbes e cas t s as a
y
would be generated pp ino
part
t
result
0
Figure Skatinng Club.
of
renting
the f'acility to the
u .
However, the net cost
absoz'bed by the Cit
s
r d
ar
have ta be
y
th
there
is
z'eal p ate ntialwauthat
generated through oother
er rentals ar
it
cauld be
programs.
A decision to
'l988 could beo perate one ice suz face in the
quite disr uptive to
88 it might also
Birthday events curzentl
one or two 75th
p
y b sing planned. disrupt
1'b

of'ent'venues

n,

RECOMMENDATION

Zt

is

recommencted that th e P
this request
and Rec rest an committee
'th r egards arks
decline
ta
actively pursue with's
9
but that the Depaz'tment
's prroopasal f'z 1988

the 1989 seasan.

Report

IWri ter
L.J. Wheeler

K.

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J. Taylor

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THE CORPORATION OF
THE C1TT OF PORT
CQOOlTLAM

M

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FROM(

K.

J. Tayl

Parks A Recor Director
Larry J. Wheeler

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DATE(

December 15, 198V

Recz eatian Manager

PURPOSE/aROBLEM

The puz'pose af this
zeport is to provide the Parks
Committee with information
and a r ecommendation and Reer cation
involvement in

.HvSTORY/BACKGROUND

+To provide

din g
celebrationregar
oi'he
15th

ouz'anal

Winter Olympics. Celebration 88-a nati

opportunities far as many Canadians
icipate in the spirit cfas these
ta generate a sense ofparpr td
„e
Games and
and accom p lish m e nt in
hosting these Games, thereb
that
er eby pr emoting
Canada
is
national unity."
"To help faster a
seas e
XV Olympic
involvement and pr id e I n th
Winter Game of national
e Gavernment of
leadership role in the pz'omatian
Canada h as taken ae
thz'ough a celebration
of
the
Games acrass
ass th e country
a
anada,
accomplishments.
its
people
Thi.s
national awareness pr ogz an and their
Celebration 88.
is called
Specific elements of th e
C
Celebration
encouz'aging lacal Cel b
88
program includes
t
anada by assisting them
in th plan
local
even s; providin g an e
and
uc ian and activities
e
nvolvement
af scchoal childz en;you cr pack
Celebration 88 awar ds pr
eatirrg
agz am to r ec agni"e
on a lacal leva'.
deserving Canadiansa
To

ensuz e

public awazeness and
partiaipation br oadCelebrto
ra ti on 88 will aalso
materials in thee or me of
s pz avide cammunicatians
advertising
and ublic
Ol
i
a d oth
01
o na e
advez tieing pr'ogr am at this paint that
a
t his awe.r eness and
s in
place
regardless oi'ur
w
it,h
the various
d
ec
sian
on
this program."
whether ar
a not to paz'ticipate media t
in

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Following is a summa. y of programs being encouraged

-Celebration 88 Awards

-Olympic Coin Fundzaisez
-Celebration 88 Local School Competitions
-The Olympic Speal-er Service

-'rlinter Festival
ALTERNATIVES

There are various options or alternatives available
us for
consideration. However the following three alternatives towould
be
worth considering:

-Participate in all available
-Participate in a eel=et program

programs
-Decline involvement in all programs
Awards program.

such as the Celebrations 88

FINANCIAL ZMPLICATZONS

one/ has not been dedicated in the 1988 Provisional budget
to
organize a large Winter Festival.
However, some of the
'indiv'dual programs such as the Celebrations
88 Awards program
could be offered with very little financial committment..
ZiNTERGOVERNMENTAL INVOLVEMEiNT/ZMPr ZCATIONS

of'anada

Celeoration 88 program is sponsored by the Government
and some of the activities (such as the awards
includes the participation
of our Member of Paz liament. program)
The only concern related to the Celebration 88 Awards
Progz am is
its similarity to the annual awards program sponsored
by the
Chamber of Commerce.
The

C1TIZEN/PUBLIC RELATIONS INVOLVEMENT/IMPLICATIONS
If
we do not participate to
some degree in the Celebz ation 88

program we will likely bdz criticized by the public, because the
program will
be advert-'sed
regardless of ouz
decision. A ma]or celebration nationally,
would
additionally
tax ouz
volunteers who are alz'eady working hard on 75th Birthday
activit"es.
CONCLUSION

The

Government

of Canada has introduced
a progz
called
'88'o
celebrate
and
cr
ate
an
awaz
eness
of the
Winter Olympics being held in

Celebration

XV

am

in 1988. A communities
involvement in this program can beCalgary
limited to a single event such
as the Celebz'ation '88'wards
or it oan be expanded tc a
full scale Winter Festival. Program
The
Awards
program is being
advertised nationally, regardless of our decision
on whether or
not to participate.

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75th Eir thday is being celebrated
in
e y been
een committed89QQto the
celebrations. hours have already
many volunteer

MENDATTQN

'88'qu

that the City og Port Co uitlaam s
ticipation
be
to the Awards Program.par Zt
mended
that thrlimited
is also
ee
members
oy C ouncil be appointed
ot
mously to the Awards selection
committee.
recommended

iebration
on

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Writer

Taylor
ncurrence

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16 1987

It is proposed that rental

charges eventually ( over a
established in 50 cent increments.
This
approach will reduce the potential for error when preparing
invoices, giving esti.mates, etc.
per iod of years) be

schedule of i'ceo and charges should allow us to
ensure that participants are still
receiving "value for
their recreation dollar" wh le increasing
our share oi'user
revenues".
It is also proposed that in 1988, the fees and charges policy be
review d and revised, if necessary, tc
that an organized
and ef ective strategy f'r recovering ensure
revenues
put in play
annually.
The proposed

DEC

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COMPARATIVE
ZNFOBMATTON

).
DEI

1G 1967

CATECORZES

PORT MOOUZ

1987
ROOM

COQUZTLAM

1987

PORT COQUZTLAM

1987

PROPOSAL

1988

RERTAL

(Basic Rate)
Mabbett Room
Arena Fleer

Cymuasium
Lounge

'125per s.
8220 +
'1

0/hr

225per s.

8340 +

Toun8 Ream

Meeting Rms
Terry Fax l.ib
One Ar ea
Three, Az ea

10/hr

20per s.
10/hz oac

5/hr reE
60pers.
20/hr oac
10/hr re8
t25pers
30/hz'cc
15/hr re8

6425/day

130cers.

347 60
~

90uer s.
482. 60
'1

67. 00
45.40
34.60
40.25

250pe.s.

567.60
meetinEs f'r ee

social 16

13 ~ 10

10.80

t3. 15

35.20

67 00

45

'0

35-00

40 50

13 ~ 50

11.00
13 50
~

35. 50

225pers

Wilson Centr e

60/hz occ

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FACILITY RENTALS
CATEGORIES

PORT MOODY

CGOUZTLAM

1987

1987

MIiVOR SPORTS

Prime
Nan-pr'me
JUNZOR

31 ~ 00

32.00
23.00

31.00

C

PORT CGOUZTLAM

PROPOSAL

198?

'1

29.80
22.90

3T.25
24.00

29.80
36.10

31. 25
38.00

Practices

Games

COMMERCIAL

Prime
Non-prime

88.00
64.00

85.00
60.00

DRY FLOOR

75 ~ 85

79-50

56.90

59

USER"RATES
LACROSSFT

1.00

8.75

14. 00

Junior

A

80.00/game

10 75

F

15. 00

27 00

25

9

8- 75

'5

9.25
1

1.

25'0

Minar

11.00
Inter
21.00
rnior B
2'1 00
Ball B cake 7 21.00

F

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Lighted

Fields

2. 80

3.00

HYDE CREEK
POOL

Swim Team
up to 40

n/a
n/a
41 70 pe.
n/a
over 7G
n/a
S eels.l E re. n/a
School
n/a

24.00
40.00

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1

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988

16.70
32-35
49. 10
64.75

17

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34.00
prus s
143. 00

plus star
n/a

Raaixz RRNTAL

Arena Flooz.
[DrF)

Xabbett Room

.'ounK Room
van s.s i un
.ounxze
,ecting Rooms
oz!e Rooms
I

L

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Ixree Az eas

''"on Centre

3

CBARGRS
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Free
Free
Fz ee
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free

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NOMEVAL

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22 50

6.50
20.00
5.50
6.00
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