/10. November lst, 1976

Alderman Traboulay referred to a letter from the Administrator,
Agricultural Environmental Control, concerning the "calves" problem in
the North-east agriculturel area of the City, and advised that further
correspondence is expected from the Department of Agriculture in Abbotsford

i thereon.

; Alderman

! Traboulay re '77 Alderman Traboulay inquired regarding preparations for the 1977 May
|May Day preparations

Day Celebrations, and the City Administrator advised this usually commences
in January. Mayor Campbell advised that the subject of May Day would be

discussed at the Finance Committee meeting this Thursday, and a report
submitted to Council next week.

Ald. Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay referred to traffic tie-ups presently being
itraffic tie-ups-

' Wilson-Marpole experienced in the Wilson-Marpole-Shaughnessy area and on the Lougheed

| Shaughnessy &

| Lougheed~ Highway at Hastings Street, and suggested these problems be discussed in
‘Hastings St.

: areas Victoria with the Department of Highways. To the further suggestion of

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Alderman Traboulay that an overhead walkway be installed at Hastings
Street for pedestrians, Alderman Thompson advised the Department intends
to provide for left-turn lanes and install an automatic traffic signal
light at that intersection.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the Provincial Government be asked to investigate the feasibility
of constructing a pedestrian overpass on the Lougheed Highway at Hastings

Street in Port Coquitlam. Carried.
Aldermen Ranger and Thompson voted against the resolution,

Ald. Traboulay re Aliderman Traboulay referred to the late filing of his Public Disclosure

late filing-public
: disclosure forms on October 25th, 1976 -- Nomination Day - and he commended Alderman

form .
Keryluk and the citizen involved in bringing this matter to the fore.

i Ald.Mabbett re Alderman Mabbett referred to the progress of the proposed Mz.:.thon
| proposed Marathon
shopping Shopping Centre development East of Shaughnessy Street and South of the
centre-Shaughnessy
& Lougheed Lougheed Highway, and Mayor Campbell advised he would be meeting with

officials of that firm thereon in a week or two.

_Ald.Mabbett re Alderman Mabbett advised that all weekend a 40' or 50’ semi-—trailer
illegal parking of

trucks,etc. was parked on Mary Hill Road just South of Wilson Avenue where a number
in residential

areas on of serious accidents have occurred, and inquired as what provisions
weekends
could be made for more survellience in that regard. The City Administrator
stated that the R.C.M.P. would take care of such Situations; however, he

agreed to contact Inspector M.A. Young and request that he apprise the

members on patrol of the City's By-law regulations concerning the maximum