July 12th, 1976

By-law be waived with respect to the proposed subdivision of Lot 47,
Plan 26362, 2191 Prairie Avenue, and the required frontage exemption be
hereby granted in accord with the terms of the Engineer's recommendation.

Carried.

CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

From the Fire Chief being the June 1976 report of the Fire Department. June/76-report
of Fire Dept.
Alderman Traboulay questioned the 4 incidents reported of ‘stumps or
bush' fires and whether or not they were in connection with land clearing
by developers and the Fire Chief advised that the incidents occurred as
a result of children playing with matches in the bush. The report was
then received for information.
From the Senior Building Inspector being the Report of Building June/76-report
of Bldg.Permits
Permits issued for June, 1976. The significant increase in the number Issued
of Single Family Dwellings being constructed was noted by the Council
and the report was then received for information.
From the Senior By-law Officer, June 30th, 1976 being the Inspection June/76-Insp.
; Report
Department Report for June 1976. Alderman Traboulay noted the report of
damage to City signs and requested more specific information as to the

number of incidents be provided and the City Engineer agreed to present

a report at the next meeting.

June/76-SPCA

From the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
report

Animals, July 2, 1976 being the June 1976 report on Pound Operations.

Alderman Traboulay advised that weekend and 'off-hour' patrols are

presently being carried out in an attempt to maintain control over

animals at large.

CORRESPONDENCE & PETITIONS:

GVRD, June 11/76:
re Livable Reg. ;
population tar-
get for 1986

From the Greater Vancouver Regional District, June llth, 1976 with
respect to the "Livable Region 1976/1$86 Proposals to Manage the Growth
of Greater Vancouver" and requesting Council's endorsation of the proposed
1986 population target for the City of Port Coquitlam of 37,000.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the 1986 population target for the City of Port Coquitlam of
37,000 as outlined in the June llth, 1976 letter from the Greater Vancouver
Regional District and contained in their "The Livable Region 1976/1986

Proposals to Manage the Growth of Greater Vancouver" report, be endorsed.

Defeated.

Aldermen Laking and Traboulay voted in favour of the resolution.