“March 4th, 1974 <.

“Alderman Laking- tntroduced a By-law to provide for the waiving of a

- pertion of the sewer tax’ applied: to a ‘certain: class, ‘of citizens sixty-five

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jAld.Laking re
jrock concert-
i Winter Wind-up
| Festival

years of age or over.. :

Moved by Alderman Laking:

~~ Seconded by: Alderman Ranger:

“That By-law Now 1305, be read a ‘first time. Carried,

‘Moved: by Alderman Mabbatt:

‘Seconded: by Alderman Keryluk: ©

That By-law No. 1305 be read-a second time.

loved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

_ That By-law No. 1305 be read a third time, - “Carried:

‘NEW _BUSINESS :

. Alderman Laking referred to the proposal to hold a "rock" concert in

the Port f Recreation Centre « on March aoehy 1974 as part of the Winter Wind-up

~- Festival activities and advised that concern had been expressed | to him that

such an event should not” be permitted due’ to ‘the’ security ‘and other problems

‘posed, Messrs. Aubrey. Davies, ‘Ted Barrett, and: Michael Forrest, Tepresenting

the Port Coquitlam Minor Hockey Association and the Port Coquitlam Amateur
Athletic Association were present at. the meeting ‘and Mr. Davies advised that

the event had been planned to secure’a greater degree of teen-age involvenent

in the Winter Wind-up Carnival and he advised that present plans call for

tarpaulins: to be placed" on the ice with. a ‘total of approxinately “1800 seats
being provided with tickets. to be sold locally din advance only. Me. Davies
further, advised that ‘the band proposed: “would cost: ‘$2, 000.00 and that the name
of the organization was the ' "Crowbars",

In reply to a question from Alderman ‘traboulay Mr. Barrett advised

that the Port Coquitlam Amateur Athletic Association. chad ‘not yet formed an.

opinion as to “whether or not. they” were in favour of the holding of the rock

concern and he advised that the: Executive of that organization would. be meet~
ing tomorrow night. "Alderman Laking advised that: the Council: would. -need to”
arrive at a decision ‘this evening. as” it was planned to sign the particular
band involved tomorrow morning and Mr. Davies advised that. although other
bands might be available the particular organization sought had ‘to be commit-
ted by tomorrow due to problems with: their ‘Athnerary in other areas of the

Province. where concerts were " being given. Alderman Ranger’ stated, and

- Alderman’ fabbett- agreed, that ia bis opinion’ further: infornation was nééded”