A regular meeting of the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of Port
Coquitlam was held in the Council Chambers, Port Coquitlam City Hall, 2580 Shaughnessy
Street, Port Coquitlam, B.C. on Monday, April 19th, 1993, at 7:30 p.m.

Mayor L.M. Traboulay and Councillors M.D. Gates, M.J. Gordon, J.J. Keryluk, R.H.
Talbot, and M.R. Wright were in attendance.

Also ih attendance were City Administrator B.R. Kirk, City Clerk S. Rauh, City Engineer
LR. Zahynacz, and Director of Planning C. Felip.

YOUTH COUNCIL:

Mayor Traboulay introduced the Youth Council Meeting Agenda and the following
participants:

Kevin Reagh, Mayor Aaron Collishaw, Parks & Rec Director
Max Eblaghie, Councillor Aggie Dyndul, City Engineer

Chris Shultz, Councillor Sharon Eblaghie, Planning Director
Colleen Morris, Councillor Michelle Sanders, City Clerk

Reagan Peachman, Councillor Adam Collishaw, City Administrator
Clare Rodger, Councillor

Jason Maitland, Councillor

The Youth Council debated the following topics:
PARKING ALONG ULSTER STREET AT PRAIRIF VENUE

Concem was expressed that parking along both sides of Ulster Street, north of Prairie
Avenue made passage in this area during school hours a safety issue. The Youth Council then
passed a resolution that parking on Ulster Street, north of Prairie Avenue be restricted for one -
block, on both sides.

LEFT TURN FROM SHAUGHNESSY WEST ON TO LOUGHEED HIGHWAY

Concem was expressed for the congestion caused on Shaughnessy Street particularly in
regard to the left tum from Shaughnessy west on to the Lougheed Highway. A resolution was
passed authorizing two left tum lanes onto the Lougheed Highway from Shaughnessy Street and
that the traffic signals be adjusted to remain on for 15 seconds longer.

CROSSWALK. ON PRAIRIE AVENUE AT TORONTO STREET

Concem was expressed at the number of accidents that have occured at the crosswalk on
Prairie Avenue at Toronto Street. A resolution was passed authorizing the installation of a
crosswalk signal at this location.

SKYTRAIN ACCESS

The Youth Council debated the pro and con of a local Skytrain access and generally agreed
that the Youth Council would like to see the Skytrain access available from Coquitlam.