April 21st, 1975

Dailly, Minister of Education, suggesting that the centre for such a
revised campus should be located in Port Coquitlam; however, Alderman

Laking suggested that the proposed motion be held in abeyance until a

copy of the report concerning the Douglas College expansion can be

obtained, and to this Alderman Keryluk agreed.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That a letter be sent to The Honourable Eileen Dailly, Minister of
Education, requesting that a copy cf the study undertaken with respect
to the proposed expansion of the Douglas College be made available to
the City of Port Coquitlam. Carried.

Alderman Mabbett referred to his attendance at the Lower Mainland
Parks Advisory Association meeting when the subject of trail bikes was
discussed, and he stated his concern that such a use was being considered
for a section of the PoCo Trail.

Alderman Traboulay gave notice of a motion he wished to make next
week for discussion and possible resolution on the City Administrator's
report prepared in 1974 concerning citizen participation in civic affairs.

Alderman Traboulay again referred to the installation of sidewalk
let~downs at Coast Meridian Road and Prairie Avenue for the convenience
of people in wheel chairs or with baby prams, etc., and Alderman Ranger
advised that the work would be commenced shortly.

Alderman Traboulay stated that the "No Parking" section on Prairie
Avenue West of Coast Meridian Road is causing a problem due to lack of
sufficient advance notice of the regulation for motorists using the

right-hand turn lane slot.

Alderman Traboulay referred to the May Day Parade, and expressed

his concern that senior citizens in Hawthorne Lodge and Hawthorne Manor,

particularly those who are bed-ridden, would not be able to see it, and

inquired whether the Council would be willing to investigate the possibility

of having these people transported to an area in front of the City Hall.

Mr. Lee Kallen, May Day Co-ordinator suggested that local service clubs
May agree to assist in this matter.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That a letter be sent to local service clubs requesting their

assistance in providing transportation for senior citizens in Hawthorne

/13.

Ald.Mabbett
re trail
bikes-PoCo
Trail

Alderman
Traboulay-
Not.of Motio
City Adm.'s
report-cit~
izen parti-
cipation

Alderman
Traboulay-
sidewalk let4
downs~-C.M.Rd
& Prairie
Ave,

Alderman
Traboulay -
No Parking
area on
Prairie Ave.
W.of Cst.M.
Rd.

Alderman
Traboulay-
re viewing
May Day Par-
ade-Senior
Citizens