memos COUNCIL

INSPECTION DEPARTMENT — MONTIILY REPORT

MAR - 5 1979

NOTE: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WILL BE SUPPLIED UPO'l REQUEST

iLO: . Month of: Date:

L.D. Pollock
City Administrator

February 1979 February 28, 1979

Policing of:
City.of Port Coauitlam By-Laws

Municipal Court Conviction Voluntary Penalties Warnings Dismissed Withdrawn
By-Laws:
2

/ Tratfic,
a Excluding
arkine 62

Parking
. 62

. Pther
. By-Laws

19 - -
-* Complaints Received Complaints Investigated Complaints to Investigat

19 ee 19. Rem
Property Damage Horses at Large Dog Compiaints

Fire C omp.

2 ‘st. SIGNS Nil 6
4otor Vehicles Impounded Occurrence Reports Investigated:

2 . 19_

BY-LAW REVENUE

‘Revenue Collected .| City By-Laws Province Federal Government
Fe payable to: ;

ines ‘

; $1870 ., $1870

REMARKS :

1. Starliner Transport Limited, 1575 Pitt River Road, appeared in Court

on February 9, 1979, and the case was dismissed by Judge Ivor brunaug.
He stated that the Crown had Failed to prove jurisdiction, the weight
of the vehicle, etc. However, Mr. Savoic, owner of Starliner Transport
Ltd., is now parking his trucks by B & J Parts on Kingsway.

Jasbir S. Gill of 5195 Rupert. and owner of property at 945 Somerset
Place, Port Coquitlam. He appeared in appeal Court, New Westminster,
on February 12, 1979, and Judge Me Morran heard the merits of the case,
over turned the decision laid down by Judpe hoge, on July 31, ly7s,
that Gill was not guilty under zoning by~Law 915, Illegal Suite. Judye
Me Morran found Gill guilty, and fined him $35.00.