October 17th, 1977.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS:

From the City Engineer, September 28th, 1977, advising that the subdivision Approving
Officer
covered by file No. S#32/76 needed approval of frontages as they are Sept. 28/77
re frontage
slightly less than that which is required under the Subdivision Bylaw. exemption.

Moved by Alderman Lalcing:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That the Subdivision Plan of a Portion of Lot 19, Southeast Quarter
Section 12, Township 39, Plan 11116.New Westminster District, prepared
by Walter E. Frith, B.C.L.S. and sworn correct by him on September 14th,
1977, wherein Lots 443 to 450 are created and where-~in the remainder of
Lot 19 is left with a frontage upon the highway of less than 1/10th of

its perimeter, be approved;

AND THAT the Plan of Subdivision afcresaid be exempted from the

minimum frontage prescribed under Section 712 (1) of the Municipal
Act and the "City of Port Coquitlam Subdivision of Land Bylaw, 1970, No.
992".
Carried.
BY-LAWS:

Moved by Alderman Laking:

7) Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That By-law No. 1561 be read a third time. By-law No.
1561

Carried. Land Use
Contr.-
Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, the City Clerk 3rd reading
advised of a memorandum from the Leisure Activities Committee, October
12th, 1977 recommending:
1. That a five foot chain link fence be erected south and east
of the development.
That the entrance to the park be via the east side of the
development.
That a public walkway be created south of the development
through the public road allowance. Furthermore that this
walkway be built adjacent to the chain link fence.
The Committee foresees a passive/active park, in order to
retain the present trees.
Alderman Thompson asked for further information on the fence proposed
and Alderman Ranger advised cost of fence will be the developer's
responsibility.

Alderman Traboulay commented on the school enrollment figures recently