October 4th, 1976

on the grounds of the density of the development in relation to the
surrounding area and it was noted by the Planning Officer that this area

had been zoned for apartment use for some time. Mr. Routley also noted,

at this time, that following installation of a watermain on Fraser

Avenue, the front of his property had not been returned to its original
state as had been promised prior to the work commencing. The City
Engineer advised that due to the type of materials being used the road
shoulder will take some time to harden and he assured Mr. Routley that,
following further maintenance, the boulevard would be as good or better
than it was prior to any work being done. Following a brief discussion
it was agreed that the Works and Utilities Superintendent would inspect
the site te ensure that the driveway and pathway are easily accessible.

There being no further discussion for or against the preceding
rezoning proposals, the Public Hearing was then concluded and the regular
meeting commenced at 8:20 p.m.

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES:

Minutes - Moved by Alderman Ranger:
/September 27th

Seconded by Alderman Lakine:

That the minutes of the regular meeting of this Council held on
September 27th, 1976 be taken as read and adopted.
Carried.
DELEGATION:
| Delegation The City Clerk advised that Mr. Dave Thompson, representing the

Olympus Sports
¢ Club (D.Thompson)Olympus Sports Club, was in attendance on the invitation of the Council

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: (f. Barrett) and Mr. Ted Barrett representing the Port Coquitlam Amateur Athletic

, re grant request.
: Association was present as well. Mayor Campbell invited Mr. Thompson

to address the Council. Mr. Thompson indicated that he was, as he had

done previously, asking for a grant for each participating boy in the
Olympus Sports Club, such as granted to the P.C.A.A.A. In reply toa
question from Alderman Thompson, Mr. Thompson advised that the Club had

not, in fact, approached the Board regarding a grant from the P.C.A.A.A.

but he was of the opinion that due to the P.C.A.A.A. policy, such a

grant would not be approved. Mr. Barrett confirmed that no application

had been presenteé by the Olympus Sports Club to the P.C.A.A.A. Board

and that should such an application be received, it would be duly considered

by the Board. Mr. Barrett also outlined briefly for the Council's information,

the operation of the P.C.A.A.A. Board with respect to disposition of