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Alderman J. Keryluks Co-Chairman
G. Voncina, Operations Manager

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left in a cage too small for
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Patty Phillips were not able toto attend
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once
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curbside recycling
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Committee Meeting held on
That the Minutes of the Environmental Protection
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CYCLING

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Manager presented an overview
"s i nvest gations
tthe costs and
into
encl merha»ics of curbside collectiono f hi
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recyclables. Much of
the informatioon presented was based
on actual experience
Vancouver who are doing their own
ccllection in one area of of thee C ity o f
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requested that a detailed repozt be prepared
to accompany
the tabulation of comparative costs for
two opti ons f or presentation to
Council, In-Commit&.ee, at the April 23, 1990
meeting.

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ITEM VI

OPEN BURNING

The Committee

zeviewed correspondence from Donna Petrie
and Wayne Flood
complaining about burning of land clearing
wastes.
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respond to their letter pointing out
Council's
efforts in the past totominimize
open burning, the problems of finding a
via e alternative to disposal of
land clearing wastes and expressing
sympathy for their problems.
ITEM VI: MARINE TRANSPORTING OF
OIL

The Committee reviewed correspondence
an Dr. Andzew Thompson asking that from Bob Bossin, Dr. David Suzuki,
Counci7. urge the Honorable Lucien
Bruchard to undertake a full environmental
on the marine
transporting of oil from the Port of Vancouver. assessment
The Committee agreed that
this shoulc be studied and
that a repozt be submitted to
Council recommending t:hat such recommended
a study be relied for.
ITEM VII:

OTHER BUSINESS

The Committee received the following

information:

a)

UBCM Newsletter — This has
been placed in the Aldermen's Room
for
information.

b)

tlorrespondence from Inter Chem to the Honorable
John Reynolds re a
&roposed Municipal solid waste processing
plant.

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from the Surrey Siting Task Fozce re
locating site
for disposal of 4,000 cubic
metres of low level radioactive awastes
mtrrently stored at two industrial
sites in Surre

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The Meeting Adjourned at 6:40 P.M.

D.G. Riecken, P. Eng
Acting City Engineer

Alderman M.R. Nright
Committee Chairman

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Minutes not read and adopted by the Committee until certified correct
by the Committee Chairman's signature.
Mayor and Aldermen

City Administrator

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