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; speed bumps—
i Hyde, Creek

| Centre

: P/Wks. Comm. -

May 10th, 1976

number of City signs damaged by vandalism since the last report thereon.

From the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, April 30th, 1976, being the April, 1976 service report of the
Pound Operation. Alderman Keryluk drew attention to the General Remarks
section of the report which states in part: "it is duly noted that the
number of animals being destroyed as surplus to human requirements is
still increasing, however, this situation snould be remedied when the
Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic commences its operation."

REPORTS:

From the Public Works Committee, May 7th, 1976, recommending that
speed control bumps be installed along the main driveway in front of the
Hyde Creek Centre, and advising that recommendations on parking regulations
will be forthcoming following completion of the Laurier Avenue reconstruction
and paving in order to determine what effect the new street will have on
parking and traffic movements.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

| That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,
May 7th, 1976, speed control bumps be installed along the main driveway
in front of the Hyde Creek Centre. Carried.

From the Public Works Committee, May 7th, 1976, advising of a

; STOP sign~Langan

’ & Brown

request received to install a STOP sign at the intersection of Langan
and Brown, and recommending that no STOP sign be installed at this time
since the low level of traffic does not appear to warrant same.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a repert from the Public Works Committee,
May 7th, 1976, a STOP sign not be installed at this time at the intersection

of Langan and Brown. Defeated.
Aldermen Mabbett and Thompson voted in favour of the resolution.

Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution, a
discussion ensued and Alderman Mabbett advised that a number of traffic

counts have been taken in the area and that the results thereof do not

warrant installation of the STOP sign as requested; however, Alderman

Laking commented that the residents on Langan were concerned about the
traffic situation, particularly since the occurrence of two recent
accidents, and he proposed the following motion:

Moved by Alderman Laking: