November 29th, 1976

whereby Northwest. Movie Centres Ltd. would be obliged to only designate

19 of the 40 parking stalls required for a theatre use.on its leased lands,
with the remaining 21 to be met by the City at no charge to Northwest |
out of parking azeas owned or controlled by the City in return for which
the City would have the exclusive right and license at no charge, to

use, occupy, regulate and control the leased lands for parking purposes
only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday,

inclusive, each week ~- and while Alderman Ranger stated he felt a double

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standard was being created through this arrangement, even though the
theatre would only require parking in the evening, as other business
concerns have had to provide, either on their own land or by leasing
from the City, the number of parking spaces they needed ~ members of
Council generaily agreed that the arrangement with Northwest would help

offset the present parking shortage in the downtown area.

CORRESPONDENCE & PETITIONS:

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Dist.of Coq.re From the District of Coquitlam, November 22nd, 1976, in reply to a

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Development— letter from the City dated November 12th, 1976 advising that assistance

West of Bedford
ist. in providing access to the proposed H.A. Roberts' Industrial Development

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on Bedford Street in the District of Coquitlam was being withdrawn until

all plans for that area and designation of the Regional Town Centre are

known, and setting forth a resolution passed by the District Council at

its November 15th, 1976 meeting:

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"That Council inform the Port Coquitlam Council that Coquitlam sees

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no relation between the H.A. Reberts Bedford Street application and

Regional Town Centre proposals."

It was noted that a Public Hearing on the application was held at

the Coquitlam Municipal Hall on November 25th, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. A

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further letter from Mayor J.L. Tonn, District of Coquitlam, November
24th, 1976, as Chairman of the Public Works Committee for that municipality,

was submitted stating the intention of the District to construct a major

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shopping centre complex on the North side of the Barnet Highway, with

development to continue in future stages to the North thereof, thus

having little effect on traffic in the Bedford Street area, and requesting
reconsideration of the City's resolution withdrawing its agreement to ,
provide access by way of Bedford Street to the proposed H.A. Roberts

Industrial Development on District lands. Acting-Mayor Alderman Thompson

drew attention to a report from Mayor Campbell (listed on the Agenda for