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April 2nd, 1979.

used for commercial purposes. Alderman Mabbett stated that if the
greenhouse was not used the water usage on the meter would be very low

and the cost would not be excessive. Alderman Keryluk asked for clarification

on how the City determines who is on water meter and the City Administrator

advised it is determined by the type of business licence issued. Alderman
Ranger stated that under the regulations governing By-law No. 991 water
meters must be installed when a commercial business licence is issued

for a business requiring the use of large amounts of water, i.e nursery,

farm, etc.

Prior to the defeat of the foregoing resolution the following
amendment was proposed:

Moved by Alderman iaking:

That the foregoing resolution be amended to include the words:

“provided the heating system is removed from the greenhouse."

Lost for want of a seconder.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Yhat further consideration by Council to install a water meter on
the property owned by Mr. P. Hermkens, 568 Dominion Avenue, be deferred
for clarification of the regulations governing By-law No. 991 regarding the

use of water meters, by the Solicitor.

Lost for want of a seconder.

From the Public Works Committee, March 28th, 1979 advising of 38/79 oe
re
Truck noise
on the
north side.

complaints received from residents on the north side of Port Coquitlam
about vibrations, noise and speeding of trucks and requesting that a
truck route be implemented or that truck speed limits of 30 km/h be
posted on some of the streets. Upon investigation of the situation the

Committee felt that lower speed limits for trucks would be difficult to

enforce and that a truck route could not be established on the north

side.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

SHERI arn ete cor bbe

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That as recommended by the Public Works Committee, March 28th, 1979

no changes to truck routes be made and no lower truck speed limits be

established.