December 16th, 1974

That as recommended in a report from the City Administrator, December

13th, 1974, the District of Coquitlam be requested to share the anticipated

revenue from leasing a portion of the Justice Building to the Provincial

Court on the basis of the contributions made by each municipality to the
capital cost of the building. Carried.

The City Administrator, in his report, advised that in addition to City Adm.re

disposal of
law library
at Justice

Bldg. to Prov
Gov't.

the foregoing, the Municipal Manager of the District of Coquitlam had
asked him to obtain approval for disposal te the Provincial Government
of a small law library which formed a part of the assets on hand when
the Provincial Court took over the operation of a portion of the Justice
Building, and that an appraisal indicates the value of the law library
to be $1700.00.

A discussion ensued, and Alderman Thompson inquired whether it
would not be wise for the City to purchase the law library, and Alderman
Keryluk pointed out thac while he thought the suggestion was excellent,
he had no idea of where the law library could be stored for the next
couple of years until there is a proper facility to house it. The City
Administrator commented that it is not only the initial cost of the law
library to be considered, but the fect that it has to be added to annually
to keep it up to date.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the issue of whether or not the City should purchase a small
law library, being a part of the assets on hand when the Provincial
Court took over the operation of a portion of the Justice Building, and
appraised at $1,700.00, be tabled pending clarification of its value as
an addition to the Port Coquitlam library. Carried.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution,
Alderman Ranger suggested that an inquiry should be made to the Fraser
Valley Regional Library as to whether or not a law library is in demand

and whether or not it would belong to the City if placed in the Port

Coquitlam branch.

As agreed to earlier this evening, a report from Alderman Ranger, Ald.Ranger re
continued

December 13th, 1974, concerning the continued funding of PoCo House was funding~PoCo
House

then considered.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson: