May 3lst, 1976

employee to do the job, and that he could not see where one's place of
residence would directly affect one's ability to produce on a Job.
Alderman Traboulay stated that while he supports the spirit of the
motion, he did not feel it could be written into legislation because of
the basic human rights aspect.
From the Environmental Protection Committee, May 28th, 1976, advising Env.Prot.Com.
sewage dis-
that the Committee had considered a request from the Simon Fraser Union charge into
tital waters~
Board of Health for Council support by passing a resolution restricting SFU Bd. Health
area of juri
positive sewage discharges into tidal waters within the Health Unit, and diction
recommending endorsement thereof,
The City Administrator suggested that the word "Sanitary" be inserted
between the words "for" and "Sewage" where they appear in the Board's resol-
ution in order to more clearly define the type of discharge to be so res-

‘tricted, and to this members of Council generally agreed,

‘Moved ‘by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman ‘Laking:

That as requested in a letter from Dr. J.B. Blatherwick, Medical

‘Health Officer, Simon Fraser Health Unit, the following resolution

passed by the Simon Fraser Union Board of Health in October of 1975, be

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endorsed:

“Pursuant to Section 8:06 of the Province of British Columbia Sewage
Disposal Regulations (Approved by Ordes-in-Council #2757 on August 28th,
1976), the Medical Health Officer and Public Health Inspectors are
instructed to refrain from issuing any permits for Sanitary Sewage

Disposal Systems which incorporate the use of any Positive Discharge

within the Jurisdiction of the Simon Fraser Union Board of Health."
Carried,

MR emi me

From the Environmental Protection Committee, May 28th, 1976, advising Env.Prot.Com.?
re Comm.Care

of a request to transfer a Community Care Facilities Licence for a Fac. Licences

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Boarding Home at 1455 Prairie Avenue from Mr. Roy Onstine to Mr. aud
Mrs. Larry Onstine at the same address and to increase the number of

residents from five tec seven; also, that requests were received for

Family Day Care Licences at the following addresses to accommodate a

maximum of 5 children each in accordance with the Zoning By-law:
3720 Oakdale Street,
2243 Prairie Avenue,
2282 Irvine Avenue.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Laking: