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Ald.Ranger re
population census
review

September 13th, 1976

Alderman Ranger, in speaking to his motion, stated his view that an
example should be set by the senior government through purchase of a
chipper to use for clearing and making mulch. Alderman Thompson pointed
out that burning is taking place along the B.C. Hydro right-of-way on
Burke Mountain, and stated he thought the Department of Highways should
be allowed to burn as requested since the highway will benefit the City
somewhat. Alderman Mabbett pointed out that the application was not
from the Department of Highways, but from Standard General Construction
Ltd., the general contractors on the project, and stated he felt that
that firm should haul the debris away. The City Clerk then drew to
Council's attention the fact that the owner's consent, required under
Item 2(b) on the application form, - which in this case is the Province -
has not been obtained, and the Fire Chief suggested that perhaps this
was due to the shortness of time in having to submit the application on
Friday for consideration by Council on Monday.

Alderman Ranger referred to the census figures recently received
from Statistics Canada and noted that the population figures of most

municipalities have apparently been over-estimated compared to those of

the census. A brief discussion ensued, and the following metion was proposed:

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That Mr. R.A. Wallace of Statistics Canada be asked to review the

total figure calculated for Port Coquitlam following the recently completed

population census. Carried.

Ald.Ranger re Moved by Alderman Ranger:

, Bus. Lic. B/law

review-S/serve Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

gas stations

| Ald. Mabbett—City

reps. at UBCM
Convention

: Ald. Mabbett—
litter problem-

Dairy Queen & of both the new "Dairy Queen" and "Kentucky Fried Chicken" premises on
Kentucky Fried Chicken-

Shaughnessy

St.

area

That the "City of Port Coquitlam Business Lizense By-law, 1973, No.

1237"" be reviewed with respect to the self-serve gas station aspect

thereof. Carried.
Alderman Mabbett referred to recent criticism frem the press regarding
the U.B.C.M. Conference now in progress and stated that although he will

be unable to be present due to pressure of work, he supported the attendance

of municipal representatives thereat.

Alderman Mabbett referred to the litter he had observed in the area

Shaughnessy Street, and it was generally agreed that a letter be sent to

both firms requesting that this situation be rectified.

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