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CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES:

Moved by Alderman Laking:
Seconded by Alderman Stewart:

That the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held on April ist,
1985, be taken as read and adopted,

Carried,

Mayor Traboulay advised that |tem 10 on the Agenda being
correspondence from Mr. B. Hartman, 2670 Shaughnessy Street regarding a
Nuclear Free Zone and |tem 17 being the Parks. & Recreation Director's
April lith, 1985 memorandum regarding the May Day Parade would be
discussed at this time as a request to speak to Council had been
recelved.

' DELEGATIONS:

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; From Mr. B. Hartman, 2670 Shaughnessy Street regarding declaring the
City of Port Coquitlam a Nuclear Free Zone,

Mr. Hartman then addressed Counci| expressing his concerns,

Moved by Alderman Gates:
“Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the request from Mr. B. Hartman, 2670 Shaughnessy Street
regarding declaring the City of Port Coquitlam a Nuclear Free Zone be
referred to the Public Safety Committee for study and report to Council.

Carried,

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May Day Parade.

From the Parks & Recreation Director, April {ith, 1985 regarding the

“The following peopte were present and expressed views general ly
opposed to. the parade date and route:

Mrs. Kathy Wingrove, Wingrove Florists.
Mr. Bert Radigruber, Reid's Hardware.
Mr. Chuck Lohm, Shop=-Easy Store,

“Moved by Alderman Gates: |
Seconded by Alderman: Stewart:

| “That the 1985 parade route be referred to the Parks & Recreation
Committee for study and report to Council regarding an alternate route.

Carried, |
Mayor Traboulay and Aldermen Farnworth
and Wright voted against the resolution.

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