November 30, 1987 /301

A Public Hearing pursuant to Section 956 of the Municipal Act Council of
The Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam was held in the "Campbel! Room",
Best Western PoCo Motor Inn, 1545 Lougheed Highway, Port Coquitlam, B.C. on
Monday, November 30th, 1987 at 7:30 peme

His Worship Mayor L.M. Traboulay, Aidermen M.C. Farnworth, Aiderman J.J.
Keryluk, G.Re Laking, WeW. Stewart and M.Re Wright in attendance.

Also in attendance were City Administrator B.R. Kirk, City Clerk R.A.
Freeman, Director of Community Planning W.A. Brown, City Treasurer J.G.
Maitland, and City Engineer F.E. Peters.

JANING PUBLIC HEARING:

His Worship Mayor L.M. Traboulay advised the following proposed Bylaws wou
now be considered:

BL/01/87/ 11/30/01

Bylaw No. 2319:

To rezone Lot 4, District Lot 380, Group One, Plan 69755, New Westminster
District from RS-1 (Large Lot Residential) to CS-1 (Highway Commercial).

The property is located on the Southside of Lougheed Highway at Westwood
Street and would permit the construction of a commercial shopping mall on the
property.

Mrs. Ve Bliskis, 3228 Lancaster Street, presented a petition to Council from
local residents requesting that Council restrict access to the shopping mall to
Westwood Street and/or Lougheed Highway.

Mrs. Neff, 3270 Fox Street, asked if this plan was the same as the one
proposed several years ago, would access +o the shopping mall be from Westwood
Street and would the greenbelt on Shaffsbury remain untouched. The Director of
Community Planning replied that this is not the same plan offered several years
ago, but variea slightly from that plan and that Shaftsbury would remain as iS.

Mr. J. Making, 3250 Fox Street, who expressed concern regarding drainage for
this area as Maple Creek is a small creek and they have had problems before with
people blocking it up. The City Engineer replied that some of the drainage of
this development would be into Maple Creek and some would be directed to the
Westwood storm sewer.

Mr. Sharpe, 3468 Lancaster Street, wished +o confirm that Shaftsbury Street
would remain a greenbelt area. The Director of Community Planning replied that
Official Community Plan shows this area remaining untouched but that in the long
run there will be pressure to open this area for single family developments.

Ms. Je Schmidt, 3468 Lancaster Street asked if any improvements would be
made to the intersection of Lougheed Highway and Westwood Street. The Mayor
replied that while there are no plans at the moment a study is being made by the
Public Works Committee for the area.