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September 27th, 1976

such burning shculd take place just outside the City's boundaries. It
was agreed that this would be investigated further.

Alderman Laking reported on his attendance at the last Eagle Ridge
Hospital and Health Care Centre Society meeting and outlined the content
of a resolution, which was subsequently defeated, that was intended to
eliminate the two Government and three Municipal appointees to the
Hospital Board.

Alderman Ranger noted the receipt of a letter of thanks to the
Recreation Department for the assistance given the New View Society,
from its Director, Dr. S. Little and briefly outlined the Seciety's
function and programmes, and further thanked the members of Council for
their support as well.

Alderman Traboulay indicated that the next meeting of the Health
Committee to be held next week will deal with the subjects of Racing
Pigeons and an application for a By-law to permit them to be kept in the
City and, additionally, the past summer's Mosquito Control Programme
will be reviewed.

Alderman Traboulay registered a complaint about the poor service
being provided by B.C. Telephone Company at this time and further noted
that the cost of moving telephone poles is extremely expenc ive.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That a letter be written to the British Columbia Telephone Company
expressing concern over the poor quality of service being experienced by
residents of the City.

Terrdied.

During discussion of the foregoing resolution Alderman Thompson
suggested that repeated complaints from individuals respecting the poor
service could possibly get more response from the Company.

Alderman Mabbett advised that the week of October 18th ta 22nd,
1976 had been suggested as "Fall Clean-Up Week" and further that in
view of the present ban on outdoor burning that the entire month of

October be designated as the time during which such burning would be

permitted.

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