August 3rd, 1976

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That as suggested in the July 20th, 1976 letter from the Greater
Vancouver Regional District Planning Department, a meeting be held to
further discuss the Livable Region Programme.

Carried.

During discussion of the foregoing resolution several suggestions
for meeting times were put forth with Alderman Ranger suggesting August
llth, 1976 at 4:00 p.m. but the general concensus being that it be held
in conjunction with an open meeting of Council, perhaps on August 16th
if the regular Agenda permits, or early in September. Mayor Campbell
advised that he would request that the G.V.R.D. bring their film on

Compact Housing for viewing at that time as well.

Ad Hoc Productions
re filming of
movie-August /76

From Ad Hoc Productions, Inc., July 20th, 1976 outlining the plans
to film certain portions of a television movie entitled "Death Hunt" in
the City for approximately 8 days from August 10th through 17th, and
requesting Council's endorsation of their request. The R.C.M.P. have
been contacted in regard to a proposed ‘traffic jam and controlled

accident' on Shaughnessy between Elgin and Whyte and they have agreed to

provide police assistance for traffic control during the filming. The

underpass would not be blocked of £ during the filming in order that

traffic can continue to flow into and out of the downtown area.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the request of Ad Hoc Productions, Inc. of July 20th, 1976
with respect to filming portions of an ABC Televsion movie "Death Hunt"
in Port Coquitlam on approximately August 10th to 17th, 1976 and the
blocking of Shaughnessy Street between Elgin and Whyte Avenues for one
day - leaving the underpass open - be granted,
Mayor Campbell indicated that there was a telephone number available
for anyone interested in applying as an ‘extra’ in various crowd scenes.
From Mrs. Monica D. Angus, July 27th, 1976 tendering her resignation Mrs.M.D.Angus re

resignation from

as the Port Coquitlam nominee on the Coquitlam and District Hospital Coq.& Dist.Hosp.
Bd.

Board and thanking the Council for its support during her term on the

Board,

Moved by Alderman Laking: