Minutes-—
June 30/75

June/75 rpt.
Fire Dept.

Sr.B/L Officer
report June/75

ayor Campbell
uly 3/75 rpt.
'VRD Bd. Mtg.

Mayor Campbell
uly 10/75 re
VRD Spec. Bd.

tg. on Livable

egion Study

ld.Keryluk,
uly 7/75 re
ibrary Accom.
ease Proposal

July 14th, 1975

That the minutes of the regular meeting of this Council held on

June 30th, 1975, be taken as read and adopted. Carried .

CORRESPONDENCE & REPORTS FOR INFORMATION:

From the Fire Chief, being the June, 1975 report of the Fire Department.
The report was received for information.

From the Senior By-law Officer, June 30th, 1975, being the report
of the Inspection Department for June, 1975. The report was received
for information.

From the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, June 30th, 1975 being the June, 1975 service report of the
pound operation. Alderman Keryluk spoke to the report with regard to
the number of animals being destroyed or abandoned and made reference to
information he had received from a Mrs. Lee Davis which suggested control
of production of animals rather than increasing the expense of picking
up abandoned animals. Alderman Keryluk requested that in the fall, the
Council take another look at the suggestions put forward at a previous
meeting similar to those advanced by Mrs. Davis. The report was then

received for information.

REPORTS:

From Mayor Campbell, July 3rd, 1975, reporting on various items
considered at the July 2nd, 1975 Greater Vancouver Regional District
Board Meeting. Speaking to the report, Mayor Campbell noted that since
his report was a written, a meeting between the B.C.M.C. and the G.V.R.D.
Advisory Board had been arranged.

From Mayor Campbell, July 10th, 1975 reporting on a Special Meeting

of the Greater Vancouver Regional District Board held on July 9th, 1975

to discuss the Livable Region Study. Alderman Laking referred to the

recommendation that .35 mils be set aside for development of those areas
that have been set aside for parks and he compared this problem with a
similar situation within the City and recommended that a similar approach
be considered for next year with respect to our own parks.

From Alderman Keryluk, July 7th, 1975, being a report on Library
Accommodation and outlining a proposal to lease space for a temporary
library facility for the City of Port Coquitlam in a building at Whyte
Avenue and Leigh Square owned by Horner Developments Ltd. Mr. George Horner
of that firm was present at the meeting and presented a visual display

of architect's sketches of the building in question. Mr. Howard Overend,