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May 5th, 1975

Mr. Don Ray, 2820 Burns Road, stated his understanding that there
should be one police officer for every 1,000 citizens and since the
Proposed project will generate approximately 800 persons, inquired
whether this has been taken into account in determining the member
strength of the R.C.M.P. Detachment. Acting-Mayor Alderman Thompson ad-
vised that the police manpower never "catches up"; however, the Detachment
is aware of the project and will be calling for more staff.

Mr. Ian White, 1086 Bernard Place, inquired whether the Proposed
day care facility will include kindergarten and Mr. Birtwell replied
that it would not ~ only day care for the children of working mothers.

Alderman Keryluk referred to the conditions set forth under "Special
Provisions” in Appendix 3 of Land Use Contract No. 10, and stated he
agreed with the sharing arrangement between the municipality and the
G.V.R.D. except for the statement on Page 2 that reads: "The Municipality
undertakes to use its best efforts to obtain a reasonable contribution
from each such multi-family residential development and to transmit all
amounts received on this account to the Greater Vancouver Housing Corporation."
Alderman Keryluk inquired what specific area is being assigned into the
sharing aspect and whether there is a specific maximum amount that the
City is prepared to turn over to the G.V.R.D.
The City Engineer advised that in view of the fact that the fairly large
Project will place an unbearable strain on the North Side water system
generally, it will be necessary for the G.V.R.D. to provide a lengthy
connection which starts at Coquitlam Avenue and Flint Street and will
conform to the overall Planning for the area. The City Engineer commented
that the cost per unit for a similar development under normal circumstances
would be $300.00 per unit which would have provided $60,000.00 in the
case of this project; however, in providing the system necessary, the
amount required is $135,000.00 and it was agreed that when other developments
take place within a reasonable Jength of time an amount would be refunded
but this amount would not equal the difference between $60,000.00 and
$135,000.00.

Mr. W. Traviss inquired as to where the widening on Coast Meridian
Road would be carried out and the City Engineer advised it would take
place generally in the area adjacent to the proposed development -
possibly to Coquitlam Avenue but not to Prairie. Mr. Traviss commented

that if Coast Meridian Road is widened to four lanes at the development

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