July 12th, 1976

During discussion of the foregoing resolution it was noted that the
City had set its own guidelines for growth rate (i.e. 300 single family
units per year) which was not the case in many other municipalities
within the G.V.R.D. Alderman Ranger indicated, however, that he felt
the setting of a true target for this area was impossible due to many
external forces over which the Council has no control such as the proposed
Mary Hill By~pass, a Regional Town Centre which lay or may not materialize
within the City, Marathon's Mayfield Industrial Park which although it
is not within the City's boundary, will have a definite effect on the
growth of the City's population, the Burke Mountain development, etc.
and further suggested that as the G.V.R.D. has not yet adopted the
Master Plan it was impossible for the City to endorse its population
target. Mayor Campbell suggested that the City of Vancouver was in fact
attempting to restrict its downtown growth and thet much of the present
construction had been planned as long as 5 years ago. Alderman Thompson
also suggested that the G.V.R.D. was interfering with the City's growth
rate proposal and in view of the statement contained in the G.V.R.D.
jetier thai the targets can be "reviewed and revised annually” felt the
passage of an endorsing resolution was unnecessary. Alderman Traboulay
pointed out that within the present growth rate policy of the City, the
City's own projected population would be approximately 36,000 in 1986
(300 s.f.d. per year for 10 years at 3 persons per dwelling = 9,000

persons plus present population 27,000 = 36,000).

: SD#43-June 23/76 From School District No. 43(Coquitlam), June 23rd, 1976 advising

' ve Hyde Crk.Pool
/Agmt. re joint that at the June 22nd, 1976 meeting of the Board a resolution had been

i comm. on mgmt.

passed to the effect that the City of Port Coquitlam be asked to open
the Hyde Creek Pool Agreement in order to establish a joint committee to
determine management policies, in accordance with the arbitrator's
recommendation, and further that at that time the Board would request
that the City agree to revising the cost-sharing formula of operation
the pool.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That City of Port Coquitlam and the Board of School Trustees of
School District No. 43(Coquitlam) establish a joint committee to determine
management policies of the Hyde Creek Pool without reopening the Hyde
Creek Pool Agreement.

Carried.