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June ist, 1981.

Alderman Keryluk referred to the impasse in the Fire Fighters '
negotiations and advised receipt of an appeal fro the City's Tire
Fighters for a helping hand.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Gates:

That, assuming a settlement in the Fire Fighters' negotiations is
not reached tonight, representatives of the twelve municipalities outside
Vancouver sit down with representatives of the Fire Fighters to understand
the problem and give direction to the Greater Vancouver Regional District
Labour Relations Committee with a view to bringing about z settlement
and avoiding a strike.

Carried.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Wright:

That representatives of the Graater Vancouver Regional District

Labour Relations Committee be invited to meet with the Council regarding

the Fire Fighters' negotiations.

Carried.
His Worship Mayor G.R. Laking and Alderman Wright expressed their
appreciation to the May Day Coordinator and her Committee for a successful
May Day and Alderman Wright suggested that Council give approval in
principle to May Day being held in 1982 as it wili be the 60th May Day
“and the Committee wishes to start planning fer it.

Moved by ‘Alderman Wright:

Seconded by Aldermwan Traboulay:

That the Council give appreval, in principle, to May Day being heid
in 1982.

Alderman Traboulay referred to the problens with dogs running at
large in the City and asked that Mr. J. Homes of the §.P.C.A. be invited
to meet with Council to discuss these problems. .

_ Alderman Traboulay referred to the proposed light rapid transit and
asked that a representative from the Urban Transit Authority be invited

to meet with the Council. Mayor Laking advised he will look into this.

Ald. Keryluk-
re Fire
Fighters'
negotiations.

Mayor Laking &:
Ald. Wright = -
re May Day...

Ald. Traboulay
re Dogs :
running at lge

Ald. Traboulay
re LRT. i