Ald.Keryluk re
property,fence
NW corner

August 22nd, 1977

Coquitlam and District Hunting and Fishing Club, and speaking in support of
the request contained in the above~stated letter from the Club, he stated
that as the Pollution Control Act does not recognize objections from other
chan property owners, it was felt the City would qualify to act on behalf of

the Club in that regard. Alderman Keryluk stated his view that there

should be some better way of informing municipalities of possible pollution

in their rivers than having to rely on advice from citizens; however,
the City Clerk pointed out that the Greater Vancouver Regional District
always advises the municipality in which such a proposed discharge is
located. Alderman Mabbett stated he objected to the application being
approved by the Board until either a Public Hearing takes place or a
meeting with the Council is held about not receiving notification of the
application.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the Pollution Control Board be notified immediately that the
Municipal Council of the City of Port Coquitlam ebjects to any permit
bei.ig issued for the discharge of effluent into the Coquitlam River
until a Public Hearing is held, and that the City intends to prepare
a brief for early submission to the Board in that regard. Carried.

Moved ‘hy Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the suggestion be made to the District of Coquitlam that in
the future, any information received pertaining to the Coquitlam River
be interchanged between the City and that Municipality. Carried.

Alderman Keryluk referred to property situated at the North-west

,ete.

corner of Prairie Avenue and Flint Street bordered by a picket fence,

Flint & Prairie

Ald. Laking re

and Mayor Campbell agreed with his suggestion that as the property juts
out at the corner and restricts the vision of motorists, that the Traffic
Committee investigate the feasibility of acquiring a small portion from
the owner in order to correct the problem.

Alderman Laking referred to the expiration of a 90-day notice to

‘removal of top soil-

Allard pro-
perty~South of

remove top soil stockpiled at the "Allard" property, and the City Engineer

.Beaver Lbr.Co. advised that the owner requested an extension of time in order to complete

the mixing and sale thereof.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That a two-week period, commencing from today, be granted for the