November 19th, 1979. /11.

Discussion ensued and Alderman Traboulay advised of the size of the
trucks in the area and read the City Planner's memorandum concerning commercial

vehicles in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

Mr. Gary Baranuik, 913 Dominion Avenue, stated in his opinion the large

trucks travelling along the road caused damage to the road.

Mr. R. Crawford, 2650 Burns Road, stated his trucks were doing the
dyking work and did not use Burns Road. |

Mr. F. Rayner, Jr., 807 Dominion Avenue, spoke regarding his parking of
‘trucks in the agricultural area.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Gallinger, 860 Dominion Avenue, stated in their ovinion
Mr. Crawford's trucks travelling empty along the road caused the damage

to the road.

Mr. R. Butler, 843 Dominion Avenue, stated his house is settling as
a result of the vibration from the large vehicles travelling along the
road.

Alderman Laking suggested that the City receive a legal interpretation
of the Zoning By-law regarding the parking of large commercial vehicles
in the Agricultural Land Reserve and that the Agricultural Land Commission

be contacted regarding the uses permitted in the Agricultural Land

Reserve.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That the City of Port Coquitlam obtain an interpretation of the

Zoning By-law regarding the parking of large commercial vehicles in the

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Agricultural Land Reserve area;

Thatthe City of Port Coquitlam contact the Agricultural Land Commission

regarding the uses permitted in the Agricultural Land Reserve;

AND THAT when the information is received a meeting be arranged with

the people involved.

Carried.

NEW BUSINESS:

Alderman Traboulay spoke stating in his opinion the Canadian Ald. Traboulay
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Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission should be commended Roll=back of
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