June 14th, 1976

Meved_ by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the report of the Finance Committee, dated June 10th,1976

recomnending payment of Accounts totalling $1,551,628.92, be approved.

Carried.

Prior to passage of the above resolution, Acting-Mayor Alderman

Traboulay requested clarification of the amounts spent on advertising on

cheque numbers 4103, 4114, 4059, and 4077 and the City Administrator

agreed to investigate. Alderman Mabbett requested clarification of the

amount spent on cheque number 4062 to Executive Brew Coffee and the City

Administrator advised that Staff contributes to this amount by payroll

deduction to the Coffee Fund.

From the Planning and Zoning Committee, June 10th, 1976 with respect

Planning & Zoning re

te an application (R#2/76) to rezone a portion of a parcel of land from rezoning appl'n
R#2/76 -— Chester St.

A-l (Agricultural) to RS-1 (One Family Residential) and recommending that

a Public Information Meeting be held. ‘he property in question is the

Dawson storage yard at the end of Chester Street and would require a
Regional Plan Amendment to exclude this portion of land from the "Limited
Use Reserve Area" designation before subdivision could take place. The
Planning Officer further explained the involvement of the Flood Plain
restrictions as they apply to this area.

Moved by Aiderman Laking:

Seconded by Aldeman Keryluk:

That as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Committee in its
report of June 10th, 1976, rezoning Application R#2/76 to rezone Lot D,

Block 5, District Lot 465, Plan 21139 from A~l (Agricultural) to RS-1

(One Family Residential), proceed to a Public Information Meeting.
Carried.
Alderman Ranger voted against the resolution.
Prior to passage of the resolution, a general discussion ensued
regarding the effect of the proposed rezoning in connection with the
present Coquitlam River Study; the problems which may be encountered
in having a development on a major connector street which does not
provide a lane for services (e.g. garbage collection, etc.); the
question of providing the necessary right-of-ways at this time to
enable future development of river crossings as access to the Hastings

Street school, in that in certain portions of the area the south