Ald. Laking re
1st prize -
B.C. Sec.Schl.
Championship
-B. Lehmann

Ald. Laking
re Berm re

McLean Ave.
Indust .‘Dev.

Ald. Laking

—P & Z Comm.

Ald. Ranger
4re CPR noise

Ald. Keryluk
re light at
Prairie &

“4 Shaughnessy

‘{Ald. Traboulay
ire F.C.M.
report.

Ald. Thompson
ire Coq. River
; Crossing at
“|Lincoln Ave.

June 12th, 1978.

re cul-de-sacs_

That as recommended by the City Engineer, June 9th, 1978 purchase
of a tractor~mounted rototiller, Kubota FS1270, from Avenue Farm Equipment
Ltd. for a total price of $1,531.95 including tax, be approved.

Carried.

Alderman Ranger suggested that the remainder of the fund remain
intact for possible use for a top priority project in the fall.
NEW. BUSINESS:

Alderman Laking advised that Brian Lehmann, 1617 Western Drive, won
ist prize in the B.C. Secondary Schools Championship for the Boys' 200
metre race and 3rd prize for the Boys’ 100 metre race and that a-:recommendation
will be made by the Leisure Activities Committee for suitable recognition.

Alderman Laking stated that the industrial development at McLean
Avenue east of Brown Street required a berm on the south side and that
the developer should be contacted to complete this.

Alderman Laking asked that the Planning and Zoning Committee look
into the Length of cul-de-sacs in subdivisions.

Alderman Ranger advised that the C.P.R. has been the source of

excessive noise in the last little while.

“Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That a letter be written to the C.P.R. advising them of Council's
concern over the increased amount of noise emanating from the Coquitlam

Yards recently in the evening hours.

Carried.

Alderman Keryluk asked that the light at Prairie Avenue and Shaughnessy

Street be changed to a blinking light during the nighttime hours and
Alderman Traboulay advised the Public Works Committee will be studying
this intersection further.

Alderman Traboulay gave a brief report on the Federation of
Canadian Municipalities Conference that he and Mayor Campbell had
attended last week.

Alderman Thompson spoke on the crossing of the Coquitlam River at

Lincoln Avenue and asked that information be received on this possible

crossing.

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