/6. February 10th, 1975

NEW BUSINESS:

Ald.Traboulay re

Alderman Traboulay referred to the timing of the traffic light at
traffic light-Pitt

the Pitt River Road-Shaughnessy Street intersection, and he proposed the

following motion:

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the problem of the timing of the traffic light at the Pitt
River Road-Shaughnessy Street intersection be referred to the Public

Works Committee for study. Carried.
Alderman Thompson voted against the resolution.

Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay referred to the questionnaire on Recreation that

Recreation Survey

results was sent to residents of the City last year, and the Recreation Director
advised that the results of the survey would be available in approximately

two weeks.

Ald.Keryluk re Alderman Keryluk referred to the mosquito control program, and

mosquito control

program advised that this would be undertaken either as a function of the Greater
Vancouver Regional District or on an inter-Regional basis.

Ald.Laking re Alderman Laking referred. to refuse deposited on Coast Meridian Road

garbage pick-up-

§ Woodside by the residents of Woodside Estates, and stated he would like to know

Estates
what is going to happen to it. Mayor Campbell advised that he did not
think the City had the equipment available to collect the garbage, and
commented that last week a motion was passed referring the problem of
garbage pick-up at Woodside Estates and the City generally to the
Public Works Committee for study. The City Engineer advised that late
last week he had spoken to a paid representative of the Woodside Estates
Council and that at that time he had advised him the garbage would not be
picked up if it was put out. Alderman Laking Suggested that the garbage
be picked up tomorrow and the residents of Woodside Estates be advised
that it would not be picked up in the future; but no definitive action was
taken by the Council.

Ald.Ranger re Alderman Ranger stated he understood The Honourable J.G. Lorimer,
Minister of Municipal Affairs, had summoned the Mayors of Port Coquitlam,
the District of Coquitlam, and Port Moody to a meeting tomorrow in
Victoria to discuss the proposed amalgamation study, and that he hoped

Mayor Campbell would insist that the study be broad enough to cover all

aspects such as boundary re-alignment, etc.