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August 26th, 1974

foot requirement, Stating that in his view, owners of Industrial property
should build something representative. Alderman Laking advised that some of
the Industrial land owners he had spoken to mentioned that they may not be
able to get bank financing for buildings larger than 1,000 square feet.
Alderman Keryluk then withdrew his motion and the following was proposed:

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the joint recommendation of the Planning & Zoning and Industrial
Development Committees as set forth in a report from the Planning Officer,

August 23rd, 1974, to amend the City's Zoning By-law by including a require-

ment that the minimum gross floor area of a principal building in all M Zones,

be tabled and placed on the agenda of the next Council meeting. Carried.

Alderman Traboulay inquired about the Public Disclosures Act, and the

e Public Dis.Act-

Officials of
Council

Ald.Traboulay
re vandalism-

student gra-
duates

Ald, Traboulay
re X/walk lights

City Clerk advised that the forms have now been received and that he would be
preparing a memorandum for distribution to Council along with the forms.
Alderman Traboulay stated his understanding that in the Public Disclosures Act
there is a section whereby Council may name certain officials of Council who
have to submit disclosures, but not to the public, and the City Clerk advised
that the Council has such authority; however, Acting-Mayor Alderman Laking
stated he would prefer to consider this matter when a full Council is present:

Alderman Traboulay referred to vandalism caused by the 1974 graduating
students in the painting of pornographic signs in some areas of the City, and
Suggested that a campaign be started in the Fall at the Port Coquitlam Secon-
dary School to work with the students in an effort to deter such activities
by the 1975 graduating class.

Alderman Traboulay referred to the sum of $10,000.00 allocated in the
budget for crcsswalk lights, and inquired whether the design and locations
have been established therefor. Alderman Keryluk advised that crosswalk
lights have been looked at and areas have been designated but that to the best
of his knowledge the type of light that would be satisfactory has not yet been
worked out. Alderman Traboulay suggested that the City of New Westminster be

contacted to find out where to order the lights, and order three.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Txboulay:

That the number of crosswalk signs that can be purchased from monies
allocated therefor in the budget, of the same type as that used in the City

of New Westminster, be ordered. Carried.
Alderman Keryluk voted against the resolution.