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of the Environmental Protection Committee was held in the Third Floor
Meeting room, 2580 Shaughnes ay Street, Port Coqui tlam, on Wednesday, July 4,
1990 at 4I50 p.m.
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In attendance were;

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Alderman M. Wright, Cf airman
G. Voncina, Operations Manager
D.G. Riecken, Acting City Engineer

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That the Minutes of the Environmental Protection Committee Meeting held on
Friday, May 11, 1990, be considered reed and adopted.

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ITEM

II:

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ROUNDUP

the GVRD outlining a proposal to
hazardous wastes, on a series
household
of
collection
for
establish a program
The GVRD have indicated that
fall.
the
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determined
to
be
of yet
the cost of transport and
for
the Ministry of Environment has agreed to pay
promotional costs. The
and
advertising
the
in
share
and
to
disposal of wastes
and assuming
estimates provided in the GVRD's letter are preliminary in nature,
based on
Coquitlam
of
District
and
the
the
City
a distribution of costs between
are
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City
for
costs
the
basis,
equitable
other
or
relative population
expected to be in the order of 46,000.
in
The Committee recommenced that Council be requested to approve participation
later
when
discussed
be
to
the program in principle, with a formal eommittment
more details of the program and costs thereof are known.

The Committee z'eviewed correspondence from

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SOIL DEPOSIT BYLAW

correspondence from the City Solicitor relating to a
for the City's proposed Soil Deposit Regulation
had
prepared
revised draft he
raised by the Committee relating to whether
were
questions
number
of
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Bylaw.
the provisions of the Bylaw, what were
from
the City 's crews would be exempt:

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reasonable thresholds for the various levels of information required
exempted
be
should
which
material
issuance, and what was a reasonable amount of
from requiring a permit.

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At was determined that the Solicitor should
be contacted to establish the basis
on which he has recommended the respective
of soil related to the
corresponding permit application requirements,volumes
and
that
other municipalities
should be contacted to determine what works fI
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them.
Once
available the mal.ter will be discussed further at a future this information is
Committee

meeting.

ITEM IVI

ANIMAL CONTROL BYLAW

The Committee noted that since the Provincial
Government is now requiring that
permits be obtained from the Fish and
Wildlife
for the keeping of even a
single squirrel, skutk or raccoon, and since theBranch
Province
will be enforcing the
new regulations, there is no longer any need
have provisions for the keeping
of thes e animals in tho City' Bylaw. It wasto recommended
that section 32B of
Bylaw 1020 be repealed.
ITEM VI

OTHER BUSINESS

There were no other items of business discussed.
The Meeting Ad/cursed at 5I45 p.m.

D.G. Riecken, P. Eng.,
Acting City Engineer
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Minutes not read and adopted by the Committee until
certified correct
by the Committee Chairman's signature.
Mayor and Aldermen

City Administrator

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