In the second and third requested recommendations about
changing policies, bylaws and procedures, the letter
indicates the proposed starter house can be constructed in
Port Coquitlam as it meets the minimum floor area
requirement. I refer, to my comment above that
notwithstanding our concept approval, the house must comply
with the relevant legislation regarding construction and
Lot siting. The construction details are probably standard
and would be cnecked at the time working drawings are
submitted. With respect to siting and compliance with
Zoning Bylaw requirements, that would relate to each
individual property and proposal for locating a house on
gach lot. a

3. The last request, that City Council entertain the
possibility of permitting the Association to construct a
house in Port Coquitlam is supported. To that end a
comment is included in the draft letter that the City will
make the services of the Planning Department available to
assist the Association identify sites(s) they might want to
build upon.

In conclusion, this report is recommending that City
Council extend a concept approval of the Triple A, Starter
House'. In addition, this report is also recommending that
the Housing and Urban Develapment Association be invited ta

consider Port Coquitlam as one of the possible
municipalities where they construct a demonstration house.

Brown