August 26th, 1974

for the lobby of the arena and up to fifty illuminated plastic sign units in each
arena. The City Administrator, in his report, advised that the read-o-graph and
score-board clocks may be purchased by the City at the end of the lease period on
payment of $1.00 for each unit, and mentioned that if the agreement is satisfac-

tory, preparation of a By-law is required to put the same into effect.

foved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the proposed Agreement Contract between Can-Arena Ads Inc., and The

Corporation of the City of Port Coquitlam covering advertising at the City's arenas,

be approved;

AND THAT the by-law required to put the said Agreement into effect be prepared

for processing by Council. Carried,
Alderman Mabbett voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Mabbett mentioned he
had voted against a previous motion on the proposal as tenders were not called
from other firms and for that reason, advised he would vote against the motion now
under consideration.
NEW BUSINESS:
From the Planning Officer, August 23rd, 1974, advising that at the August Plan.0ffice
re min.floo
©, 1974 Council meeting, a proposed Zoning By-law amendment concerning mini- area-M Zone
mum building size in Industrial (M) Zones, was referred to the Planning & Zoning
and Industrial Development Committees and that following consideration at a joint
meeting of the two Committees held on August 14th, 1974, it was recommended that
1500 square feet as previously proposed by the Planning & Zoning Committee be ad-
opted as the minimum gross floor area of a principal building in all M Zones.
Alderman Laking, who had attended the joint meeting on behalf of the Indus-
trial Committee, stated he did not agree with the recommendation and that it was

a split decision.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the City's Zoning By-law be amended to include a requirement that the
minimum gross floor area of a principal building in all M Zones be set at 1,000
square feet. Withdrawn.

A discussion ensued following the proposal of the above-stated resolution,
and Alderman Traboulay suggested that the matter be tabled and referred to the next
meeting when the full Council would be present, and that a further report be sub-
mitted from the Planning & Zoning Committee as to the reason for recommending 1500

square feet. Alderman Mabbett spoke in favour of the proposed minimum 1500 square