September 22nd, 1975

That a letter be sent to the Union of British Columbia Municipalities
stating that the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the City of
Port Coquitlam found the remarks of the incoming President and Alderman
Volrich of the City of Vancouver at both the beginning and end of a speech
Premier Barrett was invited to make at the recently-held U.B.C.M. Convention
on the night of the banquet, to be disgraceful. Carried.

y Ald.Thompson re Alderman Thompson advised a report would be forthcoming next week
smeeting with District

fof Coq. on with respect to a meeting held on September 18th, 1975, attended by Mayor
Oxbow development,

J.L. Tonn and the District Planner and members of the City's Planning &

Zoning Committee, concerning the "Oxbow" development and problems relevant

thereto.

W Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay advised that the burning off Cedar Drive to
a burning (land clear-

Hing) off clear land for development purposes has almost stopped and he commented
q Cedar Drive

that the problem was not so much the burning, as the length of time it
was ongoing.

g Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay then advised that enforcement of burning permits
§ enforcement of

4 burning per- would now be undertaken by the Fire Prevention Officer.
j mits

. late
Ald.Traboulay re Alderman Traboulay referred to the proposed installation of a

light-at . .
' X/walk tgnt crosswalk light at the entrance to Lions Park on Shaughnessy Street and
entrance road to
i k off tos . .
p Lions Park o he stated it was not his intention when he made the suggestion to have such
7 Shaughnessy St.

a device installed that it was to be modelled after a particular type used
in the City of New Westminster, especially when to do so would require a
longer period of time to supply because of being a special order.

f Ald.Traboulay re Aiderman Traboulay advised he had asked the City Clerk to draft a

grant from Heritage
a Canada for letter to Heritage Canada for a grant to renovate the Aggie Hall and

f Aggie Hall

requested that this now be sent since he had heard on the radio today
there is 1.6 million dollars available for such purposes from this
source. Alderman Ranger stated he was opposed to money being wasted in
the manner proposed by Alderman Traboulay and he proposed the following

motion:

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That this Council not endorse a phone call or a letter to Heritage
Canada in an effort to obtain a grant for renovating the Aggie Hall.
Prior to the question being called ou the above proposed resolution,

Mayor Campbell ruled the same to be out of order as it infringed on the

rights of an Alderman to make representations and inquiries on behalf of

the City.