PLA EN OED MPL AL i Toe EA LN Soe A, qyawteiunee eee eects concn

2)

June 27th, 1977 /1l.

Seconded by Aiderman Laking:

That the proposed foregoing resolution to approve recommendations
set forth under Item III of the Public Works Committee report dated June
4th, 1977 concerning the Industrial project of Dawson Construction Ltd.
and Inter~City Express at 1156 Kingsway Avenue and planning for the Mary
Hill By-pass, be tabled for two weeks pending a formal presentation on
the Mary Hill By-pass being made by the Port Coquitlam Industrial Association

to the Provincial Government. Defeated.
Aldermen Laking and Trabculay voted in favour of the resolution.

Prior to defeat of the foregoing proposed motion, Alderman Thompson
stated he was in favour of proceeding with the recommendations set forth
in the Public Works Committee report, and Alderman Mabbett indicated he

concurred with that view, as did Alderman Ranger.

P/Wks.Comn.re
median land-

undertaking of median landscaping work in conjunction with the Lougheed scaping-L/Hwy
Westwood to

Oxford St.

From the Public Works Committee, June 24th, 1977, concerning the

Highway widening.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee, June

24th, 1977, the City sharing with the Ministry of Highways on a 50-50
basis, the cost of landscaping the raised median on the Lougheed Highway
Widening Project from Westwood Street to Oxford Street as outlined

in accompanying correspondence from the Ministry, May 26th, 1977 and a
memorandum from the Parks Superintendent, May 18th, 1977, be approved;

AND THAT the City accept responsibility for continued maintenance

the landscaped areas. Carried.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Ranger
inquired whether the landscaping work would have priority over other
Parks projects, and Alderman Thompson advised that it would. Alderman Keryluk
stated his concern with respect to maintenance costs of the proposed landscaped
median, and the City Engineer advised that the type cf shrubs to be planted

would be quite maintenance-free.

P/Wks.Comm.re,
traffic pro-

blem-Westwood |
& Kingsway,etr

with respect of the traffic situation in the area of Westwood Street and

From the Public Works Committee, June 24th, 1977, referring to a letter

received from Mr. Ronald Wilson, June 16th, 1977, expressing concern

Kingsway, stating that the District of Coquitlam has advised that tenders
will be received within a week for the agreed improvements to the Kingsway~

Westwood intersection, with the work to be carried out this summer, and