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23 August 1979 C
City of Port Coquitlam

City Hall

2272 McAllister Avenue

Port Coquitlam, B.C.
V3C 2A8

Mr. R.A. Freeman
City Clerk

Attention:

Dear Sirs:

Huntington Rubber Mills of Canada
+ Limited - Building Demolition Bylaw
1979, number 1691 ;

We are solicitors for Imperial Oil Limited in the
matter of their judgment against Huntington Rubber Mills of
Canada Limited which has been registered in the New Westminster
Land Registry Office under number P11C789. We have received,
through the offices of Bucll, Ellis & Company, a copy of your
letter of August 14, 1979 containing a Notice of Hearing and a
copy of the captioned Bylaw.

We write to request of the City Council that the
enactment of the Bylaw be deferred pending a possible sale of
the premises and resolution of various contentious matters
relating to priorities and enforceability of Claims, among
several of the creditors of Huntington Rubber Mills of Canada

_ Limited,

S a relatively small creditor

nts to only slightly over

behalf of Imperial Oil Limited
that the imposition at this time of a substantial charge against
the property pursuant to Bylaw 1691 may well jeopardize a provident
Sale, the proceeds of which will be available for all bona fide
creditors presently joincd as Respondents in foreclosure procecdings
involving the lands and Premises, We feel Imperial Oil Limited
and the other judgment creditors are severely prejudiced by the °
enactment of Bylaw 1691,