December 13th, 1976

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the foregoing proposed resolution to amend the City's Animal
Control By-law by adding unneutered male dogs to the provision under which
a $24.00 licence fee is now charged for unspayed female dogs, be deferred
for study by the. Environmental Protection Committee and report back to |

Council, Carried.
Aldermen Keryluk and Laking voted against the resolution.

NEW BUSINESS:

Alderman Ranger referred to a serious fire that occurred over the Ald.Ranger re
house fire-
to the residence of on Pitt River Road, and in Pitt R.Rd.
mentioning the assistance given at that time, proposed the following

motion:

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That ail those and organizations who offered assistance to
the "Hammond" family following tbe loss of their residence on Pitt River
Road through a fire over the weekend, be publicly thanked, particularly,
Ms. Maureen Noir and Mr! William Casson of the Greater Vancouver Regional
‘District's Housing Department, who were responsible for re-locating the
family in one of the Meridian Village units. Carried.
Prior to passage of the foregeing resolution, Alderman Traboulay
advised that Alderman Ranger was being rather modest about the help he too
had given, and stated that he would like to commend him as well as the
community at large for rallying around those in need.
Alderman Ranger advised that the President of Participation Canada Ald.Ranger re
fitness cir-
will arrive this Wednesday in Port Coquitlam to look at potential sites cuit sites
for a fitness circuit, and to his query, members of Council generally

agreed that Wellington Park be considered as a potential location therefore.

Ald.Mabbett re

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

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survey-S/light

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay: ~ing on
Shaughnessy

That the services of an Electrical Engineer be engaged immediately St.

to undertake a survey of the very out-dated streetlighting along Shaughnessy

Street between Elgin and Wilson Avenues at an estimated cost of $2,000.00,
Carried.

In speaking to the resolution quoted above, Alderman Mabbett advised

that the existing streetlighting was installed over 20 yeais ago and is

now totally inadequate to meet the needs of the City's growth increase,

both in pedestrians and vehicles.