CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF PORT COQUITLAM
PARKS

A

RECREAT10N COMMITTEE

A meeting of the Parks A
Committee was held in City
Hall on Tuesday, June 9th,Recreation
1987, at 4:45 p.m.
In attendance were Alderman George Laking and Alderman Mike

Gates„

Also in attendanoe was K. Janna Taylor, parks A Recreation

Director.

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES

That the mi.nutes of the meeting of the Parks A Reoreation
Committee held on Tuesday, May 19th, 1987, be taken as read
and
adopted.

Item No,1

Civic Recosnition Awards
The Committe reviewed
P.C.A.A.AD

the attached letter from

Recommendation:

That the teams be approved f'r civic recognition
by Council.
CARRIED

Item No.

2

Alder Trees

received a
from a doctor
indioating that the child letter
on Mary Hill Road was
extremely allergic to the alder trees. The
Committee indicated that if we were to remove
alder trees, it would be appropriate for the the
owner to supply the city with some oultured
trees.
The Committee

Recommends.tions:
1.

That the alder trees be removed
That Mr. Goodman be
to replace the
alder trees with somerequired
cultured trees as
defined by the Parks Superintendent.
CARRIED

Item No.

1988 Mav Dav

Coordinator
Please see attached memorandum from the May Day
.

It was indicated that it was

important to assign the dates for the 1988 May Day
in order to ensure that we can get the various
rides and parade entries. We would like to at
least set aside a week for next year's celebrations due to the fact that it is the 75th
birthday. Presently we have events starting
Thursday evening and we would like the option of
looking at events to start on Monday. However,
this of course would be flexible.
Recommendation:

That the 1988 May Day take place on May 9th to May

15th.

CARRIED

PoCo Men's

Item No.

Fastball

Please see the attached letter. The Ccmmittee was
pleased to note that the Men's Fastball League has
taken it upon themselves to police their own
players. It is hoped that other leagues will
follow in this example.
Recommendation

That a letter be sent to the president indicating
our support nf the league in their action and that
copies be sent to members of Council.
CARRIED

Item No.

5

White Pine Beach Develonment

letter was received from the
G.V.R.D. Parks Department. Janna Taylor spoke, to
Rick Rankin, the Director of Parks, about the
question of "quiet areas". Their main concern is
one of noise as it relates to ghetto blasters and
other things such as radios. It would seem
The attached

reasonable to support this concept of a "cuiet
area" i'r White Pine due to the fact that it is a

rather small beach area.

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Recommendation,1

That the White Pine Beach development be
considered for a "quiet area".
CARRIED
ADJOURNNENT

The meeting

adjour ned at 5115 p.m.

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June 2, 1987

Recreation Director
City of Port Coquitlam
Fort Coquitlam B.C.

The

Dear Jane I—
The

Fort Coquitlam Ringetbe Association has

another
sucessfull seasan and presently have six teams who haa
have placed
either first, second or tnird in the Provincial play-off s.
As this makes them eligable fcr the civic awards we wish
to arrange to ha ~e them atpear 'before council as soon; s possible
Alderman i!ike Gates indicated that Council would
be
willing to meet early on council meeting night to probably
present
all the
awards at once. Zf so please advise and we will see that the
teams are present.
IPIany thanks for yourhelp in the matter

You

5. -Butter
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JUN 9 — 1987

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MANAGER

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Suite 210, 1465 Salisbury Avenue
Part Coquitlatn. B.C. V3B 6J3

DR. K. BEtiER, M.n.
DR. J. MASON, te.n.

DR.B.PAYNE, M.n.
Office: 941-82 7 I24 Neural

DR. L B. WOODS, te.n.

June 2, 1987

Ciry of Port Coquitlam
City Hall

2272 McAllister

Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Dear Sirs,
Re:

Miss Stacey Goodman

B/D March 21, 1980
2446 Mary Hill Road

Port Coquitlam, B.C.
This seven year old youngster is asthmatic and is intensely allergic

to alder pollen.

I understand from the mother that there is a large alder tree on city
property directly behind their lot. It would be beneficial to this child'
health if this tree were to be removed.

Yours sincerely,

Dr.

B.)tyne

BP:uc

JUN 9

1987

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY

Of PORT COQUITLRM

1987 05 29

Janna Taylor, Parks g Recreation Director

MENORANDUN TOS

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MEMORANDUM FRON:

Marguerite Morrison, Nay Day Coordinator

SUBJECT:

Dates for 1988 Nay Day

Determining 1988 May Day dates, as soon as possible, is
for the aver-popular
necessary to confirm tentative bookings
Ronald NacDonald show and the children 's rides. Early bookings
are required for popular parade entries such as the Shriner s
units, the Vancouver Police Motorcycle group, etc.
Nother's Day is May 8th (2nd Sunday of Nay)
Mountain Festival in Maple Ridge is May 6th-15th
with parade on Nay 7th
Nyack Festival is Isay 20th-29th with the parade
on the 28th.
Therefore, I would recommend Port Coquitla..:'s May Day
celebration be Nay 9th to the 15th with the main parade on May
14th and the children's parade on May 15th.
I have arranged for confirmation at the end of June.

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PoCo Men's Fastball
c/o 2121 Laurier Avenue

Port Coquitlam, B.C.
1987 05 26

Dear Team Members;
At a regular meeting of the PoCo Men's Fastball Club on May
26th, 1987, it was unanimously moved, seconded and carried

that:

Zf any uniformed member of PoCo Men's Fastball Teams is found
to be ccnsuming alcohol in the changerooms or playing area,
a fine of $ 100.00, per incident, will be imposed on the offending

team.

Please enforce this rule on your team.
Thanks
!
Tom Greer,

President

c.c. - City of Port Coquitlam, Parks 8. Recreation Department

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4330 lenyauray, Bumahe Bdyah Columhla, Canada

Pacha Depanm one
refephone (004J 432-6350

May 14, 1987

Municipal Clerk

CITY OF PORT COQUITLM4

2272 MCAllister A~anus
PORT COQUITLANp B. C.

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ATTENITCSJ3

Br. R. A. Freeman

Dear Sir:

the Board of
Parks Committee has recommendedtheto designation
of
allowing
Bylaw
adoption of a Regulatory
wauld
desigr.ation
This
Regional Park areas as "quiet areas".
natural values or in crowded
be applied in areas of specialwould
prohibit the playing of
and
areas such as beaches, first
such a designation
where
areas
amplified music. The Pine Beach development
on Sasamat Lake
is the White
ma apply
ap
may
Park.
in Belcarra Regional
this propasal and would welcome
We are saliciting input on
is fast approa ing,
comments from your Cal3ncil. As summer
convenience.
earliest
at
your
respond
we request that you
The

GVRD

Yours truly,

R. E. GIBSON

Supervzsor
Parks Planning and Operations

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