#Recommendation — ii2 Recommendation #3(41). ‘Eebruary 26th, 1973 | “of the Official Regional Plan. and the Fraser River: Flood Control Programs be recognized as. “important 1 but. Incomplete means for F dealing with the flood tisks in the lower Fraser Valley, be accepted, with che additional recommen~ a dation that the Greater. Vancouver Regional District review the floodpiain a lines presently in effect. one - 7 a cantied. Moved by: Akerman. Meyer: Seconded by A Alderman Thompson: “That. ‘recommendation No. 2 as. set forth in. a report from the Environ- “mental Sub Committee and the Public Works Comittee, February. 23rd, 1973 endorsing the statement of the Greater Vancouver Regional District that nevertheless the’ G. v. R. DB. re-affimn | present Floodplain and 1 Slovdprosting policies of the officdal Regional Plan because they are an ingtrument tor (a) . reduce “flood risks (b) maintain farmland, and (c) reduce urban sprawl be accepted. Moved by Alderman Meyer: Seconded by Alderman Nabbett:, _ That recounendation No. 3 @ as. set forth in a -Teport from, _the. Environmental Sub. Committee and the Public Works Committee, February : 2304, 1973 endorsing the _Fecommendation of the Greater Vancouver Regional District that the G.V. Ry De see Bak however | to improve ‘Flood risk legislation and. pro Sram which wiht take account of situations not covered dy present ‘poli- cies (oF Programs . such. ¢ as. > providing Eloodproofing regulations, improved. ayking or other protection for existing designated URBAN and INDUSTRIAL AREAS of the. Official Regional Plan wh hich are presently exempt: from: the floodproofing policy, be accepted. 7 . — Carried. Moved by Aldeman Hoyer: Seconded by Alderman, Traboulay: ‘That recommendation No. 3.(4) as set forth in a report from the Environmental Sub Comm. ttee and the Public ‘Works Committee , February, 23rd, 1973 that the recommendation of the Greater, -Vancouver Regional District | that the G.v, R. De seek owever to improve. flood risk legislation and pron: ; grams which will take account ‘of situations not covered & ey present policies or programs, . such as | relate the dyking and drainage cost share borne by. the Municipalities: {and local, ayking aisericts), under the Fraser River. Flood Control. Progran te ligiitity for the Provincial Major Disaster Fund so-