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Also in attendance was K. Janna Tayl
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CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES

That the minutes of the meeting of t
Committee held on Wednesday„ Decembe
read and adopted.
PoCo Rinsette Assooia
Item No.
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apply as in the Banta
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That PoCo Ringet
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That all charges

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Cemeterv
The Parks Superintendent submit.ted various
recommendations to change the by-law. The
Committee reviewed his recommendations (please
see attached) and agreed in princi.pie wi.th them.
It was suggested that
Ji an Fraser be invited to
Committee meeting to disabuse the varicus propose
changes.

Recommendation
1.

Opening hours

a) April 1st to September 30th
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

1st to March 31st
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

b) October

3.

Bicycles, tricyoles and motorcycles be
prohibited.
No artificial flowers and/oi potted containe
plants from April 1s t to September 30th.
Ball games, golf, skateboards and kite flyin
be prohibited.
No

alcoholic beverages to be consumed in

cemetery.

CARRIED

Item No.

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The Committee discussed various possibl

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That the parks superintendent be asked to design
and co t out a pedest. ian display for the grass
area at the corner of Shaughnessy Street and

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Milson Avenue.

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The aspect of having "Welcome to Port Coquitlam"
signs installed at the entrances to the city was
discussed at some length.
Welcome

Recommendatiop

That the Parks Superintendent bring back some
which would include design and oosts.

alternatives for "Welcome to Port Coqui tlam» signs
CARRIED

Item No~

Miss Port Cocuitlam - Mav Dav
Recommendation

That the proposal for a Miss Port Coquitlam
pageant not be part of the May Day Celebrations
and that this recommendation be taken to Committee

of'ouncil.

CARRIED

Item No. 6

Mav Dav

General disoussion took place on how the 1986 May
celebrations would incorporate Expo. The
possibility of having the Discovery Train in Port
Coquitlam and also contacting C.P.R. for a
possible di.splay at the arena.
Day

Recommendation

That Yelen Fitch be asked to pursue the

possibility of having the Discovery Train and a

display by the C.P.R.

CARRIED

Alderman Far nwor th will investiage the possibility
of Expo flags.
AD JOURNMENT

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November 21, 1985

Port Coquitlam Recreation Dept.

2253 Leigh Square
Perl Coquitlam, B. C.

This is to confirm that we are hosting the B.C. Ringette Provincial "B"
Tournwnent, March 13, 14, 15 6 16th, 1986. We request permission
to use all the Arer 4 facilities, including Referees Boom, Young
Room,
Main lobby ticket office, Skate shop and Boom in Main
lobby
under
stairs
for all four days from 6:30 a.m. to ll:00 p.m.
We would also like the Mabbett Room
on Friday night
Saturday night March 15th, 1986.

We

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require the ice in both arenas on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,

March i3, 14 6 iS fran 6:30 a.m.
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require the ice in both arenas on Sunday, March 16th 6: 30 a.m. to 10:00

appreciate receiving the sane consideration as we have in the Best
with regard to the cost of ice.
We would

Thank you for your help and we look forward to

near future.
Yours truly,

Ab Fulton

President

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cannot control t:hase items ever y time we mow orass they have 'ta ba
moved out af the way and pl aced back. which i s verv time consuming.
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Side Gates always open
No pot . tubs ,bo;:es etr
No planting of trees shrubs , f lowers
No plasti c flowers durino mowing
eason April
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Nn planting of any bushes or shrubs
no use of artificial flowers
no animais on gr'ounds

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Penalty f500 upon conviction of an offence
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t flowers, ~reaths, end f'oral offerings may be placed on nnv grave susen

cemeter) but may be removed by the Caretaker when their condition is(n
ns dered by nim to be detriments to the beauty of the cemetery.
es, shel Is, toys, w re screens, arbors and tre ises ere orch ibi ted on nnv
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person shel plant, remove, cut down or destroy, any +rees, shrubs, o ants,
vers, bulbs or rocks in the cemetery other than an employee of the Corporation
horlzed to do so
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persons are prohibited from damaging or defacing any memoria'.,
structure in the cemetery, or any improvements In the cemetery. fence, gate,

enter the cemetery in a veh I c le after sunset, or drive n vehicle
the cemetery at any time at a speed of more than 10 mlles en
hour, nnd
icles and their drivers while in the cemetery grounds shall be subject
to the
actions and orders of the Caretaker.
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tery grounds.
rs of automobiles or an(mals shall be held responsible for any damngn done
by
within the Cemetery.

erson shall solicit orders for markers, tablets, memoriaIs or like works
In the limits of the cemetery.

persons and funera proress ons in the
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obey the reasonable
instructionS of the Caretaker, but any personcemetery
not behaving with proper decorum
wi thin the Garnet'ery or disturbing the quiet and good order of the
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be evicted therefrom by the Caretaker.

48.

The discharging of firearms, other than in regular vol leyS nt bur(el services,
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prob i b i ted in the Cemetery.

49.

Any person who wi I I fui ly destroys, muti I ates, defnces, injures or removes
any
tomb, monument, grave stone, or other structure placed in the Cemetery
or
fence, ra I I ing or other work for the protection or ornament of the Cemetery, sny
any tomb, monument, grave-stone or other structure aforesaid or lot within tlore
Cemetery, or wl I I ful ly destroys, cuts, breaks or injures any shrub 'or plant, or
plays at any game or sport or discharges firearms (save nt
itary funernl ),
or who wl I I ful ly or unlawful ly disturbs persons assembledn mi
for the purpose of
burying a body thor ain, or who commits 4 nuisance, or at any time behaves In an
indecent and unseemly manner, or deposits any rubbl sh or offensive mnttar or
thing in a Cemetery„or In any way violates any grave, tomb, tombstone,
vault, or
other. structure w(th(n the same, shell be gui Ity of an infrnctlon of t'h)s
Bylaw,
and ((able 1o the penalties hereof.
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The Cemetery shall be deemed open at seven (?) o'lock every morning nnd closed
eVery eVen lng at eight (8& O'CIOCk. Any perSOn in he Cemetery Wl thOut SeeCin
permission of the Caretaker between eight &8:00& a.m. and seven (?:00) a.m. thn
tol lo~ing morning, aha l be deemed gui ty of an infraction of this Bvl no&,- nd
i ab e to the pena ties hereof .
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provisions of Thi s By la» or who permi ts any
or in violation of any of the provisions
contravention
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act or thing to be done
of this Bylaw, or who neglects to do or refrains from doing anything requir ed to
be done by any of the prov i s ons of thi s By aw, or who does any act which
lty of an of fence
violates any of the prov sions of this Bylaw shel I tooea gui
1 inc of not more than
be i able
pun i shab e on summary conv ict ioii and she
mpr i sonmen t tor not more than s i x months, or to both, the
$ 2, 000.00 or to
and I'he f ines and costs being recoverable upon sunvnary
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conviction in The manner prov ded by the Of fence Act R.S.B.C. 1979, c. 305 as
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anything here in conte ned, the admi n sf ration of the
Cemetery shall be carried out at all times in accordance with the
"Cemetery ACtw and regulatiOna made thereunder.

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is hereby repealed.

54. This Byla« may be cited for all purposes as the "City of Port Coquitlam Cemetery
Bylaw, 1972, No. 1192m.
Read a

first time by the Municipal Council this Nineteenth day of June, 1982.

this Nineteenth day of June, 1982.
Read a third time by the Municipal Council this Nineteenth day of June, 1982 .
Recons dered, f i na y passed and adopted by the Mun c pa Counci of The
Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam this Twenty-fifth day of September,
Read a second time by the Municipal Council

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City Clerk

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to adjudicate the entrzes
panel of )udges will be appointed
awarded to the winner and runner-up.

trophy ot other sui table prize

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Mayor L. M. Traboulay
And Members of port Coqur tlam Council

November 27, l985

How wall the entries be 9udged I '?hat wall be up to the 9udges, but
factors such as originality, drama, action, night effects and color will
certainly be considered .

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The lodges wall vasit the displays on several occasions.
kely be announced 1n August.

Winners will

we are hoprng that all municrpalities in Greater vancouver will participate zn this event. It is an opportunity to provide a colorful attraction xn

our communi ttes ard at the same time promote Expo.

We would appreciate knowing as soon as possible if your municipality
plans to participate rn the event.

If you have any questions regarding the competition please don't hesitate

to call.

Yours truly,

Elsie
Co-ordinator, Information Services
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