February 3rd, 1975

A regular meeting of the Municipal Council of The Corporation of
the City of Port Coquitlam was held in the Council Chamber, Port Coquitlam
City Hall, 2272 McAllister Avenue, Port Coquitlam, B. C. on February
3rd, 1975 at 7:30 p.m.
His Worship Mayor J.M. Campbell, Aldermen J.J. Keryluk, G.R. Laking,
©... Mabbett, P.F. Ranger, M.A. Thompson, and L.M. Traboulay in attendance.
Also in attendance were Chief Administrative Officer L.D. Pollock,
City Clerk R.A. Freeman, City Engineer V.G. Borch, P. Eng., City Treasurer
G.F. Forcier, Fire Chief W.S. Wingrove, Works & Utilities Superintendent

G. Ulmer, Planning Officer L. Lee, and Parks Superintendent W. Kim,

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES:

Moved by Alderman Ranger: Minutes -
Jan.27/75

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the minutes of the regular meeting of this Council held on
January 27th, 1975, be taken as read and adopted. Carried.

DELEGATIONS:

A delegation from the Owners, Strata Plan N.W. 20 (Woodside Estates) Owners,

Strata P1.NW
appeared before the Council with reference to garbage collection and 20 (Woodside

Estates)re
advised that durirg the past four or five years they have been paying garbage pick

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twice for garbage collection; i.e., to the City through property taxes °
and to a private collector; and they asked that the City make the necessary
arrangements to pick up garbage at their individual units. Mr. A.
Wheatley, Chairman of the Strata Council, addressed the Council and
advised that at a recent meeting of the Strata Council it had been
agreed that private garbage collection should cease and they advised
that although City trucks would have to enter private property to pick
up the garbage, the Strata Council was quite prepared to extend its
insurance to cover City vehicles. Mr. Wheatley referred to previous
proposals to construct a garbage compound at the edge of the condominium
property at Coast Meridian Road and he advised that in his opinion, this

was not really practical due to the volume of garbage generated by the

fifty-two units. Several other residents of Woodside Estates were

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GB rtorded the opportunity of speaking to the Council and members of the

Council referred to a proposal presented by the 1974 Public Works Committee
to institute a charge for all garbage service in the City and suggested
that this be re-examined by the 1975 Public Works Committee, although it

had been rejected by Council last year. Alderman Traboulay advised that