November 3rd, 1975

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

SUBJECT TO removal of air-conditioning from the building at an
expected cost saving of approximately $4,000.00.
Aldermen Ranger, Keryluk and Mabbett voted in favour of the resolution.
Further discussion ensued on the necessity of air-conditioning for
the new structure and the City Engineer advised that should Council
decide at a later date to delete same, a Change Order could be issued at
that time. The Contractor will be advised that this subject is still
under discussion and will be brought before Council at the next full
meeting of Council.
From the City Clerk, October 3lst, 1975 presenting in draft form, City Clerk-Oct 31/

75 re amend. to
amendments to the Fire Prevention and Subdivision By-laws respecting Fire Prev. & Subd.

B/L re outdoor

the prohibition of outdoor burning. burning

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That amendments to the Fire Prevention By~law and the Subdivision
By-law be drawn up in the manner outlined by the City Clerk in his

Memorandum of October 3lst, 1975.

Carried.
Mayor Campbell voted against the resolution.
During discussion on the abovenoted resolution, Alderman Mabbett
requested that the City Clerk clarify the term "dry household refuse"
which appears in the draft By-law. Alderman Laking noted that he was
presently preparing a report to Council regarding the 'chipper' machines
mentioned at the last Council meeting and their possible use in the City

in land clearing projects.

From Alderman P.F. Ranger, October 3lst, 1975 concerning the location Ald.Ranger re

location of Prov.
of proposed new Provincial Government Buildings within the City of Port Govt .Bldgs. in

Pt. Coq.

Coquitlam and a recommendation that the City petition the Provincial

Government to give consideration to locating public buildings in Port

Coquitian.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the report of Alderman P.F. Ranger, October 3lst, 1975 be

adopted and that the Council of The Corporation of the City of Port

Coquitlam petition the Provincial Government to give serious consideration