November 29th, 1976

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 November
29th, 1976, at 7:30 p.m.

Acting-Mayor Alderman M.A. Thompson, Aldermen J.J. Keryluk, C.R.
Laking, E.W. Mabbett, P.F. Ranger, and L.M. Traboulay in attendance,

Also in attendance were Chief Administrative Officer L.D. Pollock,
City Engineer V.G. Borch, P. Eng., Recreation Director Janna Taylor, and
Works & Utilities Superintendent G. Ulmer.

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES:

Moved by Alderman Ranger: Minutes -
Nov. 22/76

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That the minutes of the regular meeting of this Council held on
November 22nd, 1976, be taken as read and adopted. Carried.

DELEGATIONS:

Delegation-
Cornwall-
Osprey area
re Nu West
development

From Mr. A. Kuppan, 3331 Cornwall Street, November 26th, 1976, on
behalf of the residents of Cornwall Street and Osprey Place, advising of
their strong opposition to change Cornwall Street from a quiet residential

deadend street to a through street connecting Prairie Raad to the proposed

Nu West subdivision. The City Administrator advised he had just circulated

a petition from the residents concerned and that a delegation was in
attendance to speak to their objections. Prior to members of the delegation
being heard, Acting-Mayor Alderman Thompson advised that the subject would be
again reviewed by the Planning & Zoning Committee at its meeting on December
2nd, 1976 at 3:45 p.m., and that a further report thereon would be submitted
to Council.

On invitation of Acting-Mayor Alderman Thompson, Mr. Bruce Scott,
3259 Cornwail Street, referred to the recently-held Public Information
Meeting at which time the proposed Nu West housing development adjacent
to Osprey Place and Cornwall Street was discussed, and he advised that
when he purchased his home on Cornwall Street in 1972, he was given to
understand that Cornwall would remain a deadend street. Mr. Scott
suggested a third street intersecting Cedar Drive coul¢ be constructed
to provide access to the development rather than extending Coinwall
Street, as the latter, being a shorter and more direct route, will then
become the main access, In conclusion, Mr, Scott prevailed upon members

of Council and th. Develeper to leave Cornwall Street as it is now - a

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