March 21st, 1977

Prior to: passage of the foregoing. resolution, Alderman Ranger noted
the change from the former six week programme was due to the amount of
financing available for the programme from the School Board. It was
further noted in the Report that the PoCo Marlins Swim Club will be
using the pool for practice sessions during the four weeks, in addition

to Public Swimming Sessions being scheduled for after school and on

week-ends.

From the Environmental Protection Committee, March 18th, 1977 Env. Prot.Comm.re
1977 Budget for

concerning the 1977 Budget for the Mosquito Control Programme for which Mosquito Control
Programme

the City share would be an approximate amount of $8500. and recommending

that authorization be given for the programme to proceed, so that students

can be hired to commence May Ist. The report further indicates that

the Vector Control Officer has made application through the Canada Works

Programme for financial assistance in the hiring of staff which if

approved could result in the City's share being reduced to approximately

$3000.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended by the Environmental Protection Committee,
March 18th, 1977 authorization be given for the 1977 Mosquito Control
Programme to proceed and that students be hired to commence May Ist.

From the Environmental Protection Committee, March 18th, 1977

Env.Prot.Comm.re
concerning the replacement of the Vector Control Officer's Car which is replacement of

Vector Control
now over 5 years old and recommending that the City proceed with the Off. Car
purchase of a replacement vehicle, namely a small pick-up, subject to
agreement from the Coquitlam and Port Moody, and that the City's share
“of the cost, expected to be approximately $750. to $900. to be taken

from the Equipment Reserve Fund.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended by the Environmental Protection Committee,

March 18th, 1977, the City undertake to purchase a small pick-up truck

as a replacement for the Vector Control Officer's Car, subject to receiving

approval from Coquitlam and Port Moody3

AND THAT the City's share of the cost be taken from the Equipment

Reserve Fund.

Carried.