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“4Ald.Laking re ~ASr.Cit.Ctre.Add'n. ‘feonst .closures

2 Ald. Laking re

“\Transit legislation

; Ald.Ranger re

August 14th, 1978

Alderman Laking advised. that the Contractor on the Senior Citizens Centre addition had advised that the existing facilities will be closed for the entire nonths of September and October and possibly part of November and requested that the Legion be asked to vacate the old library building at. an early date to permit its use by the Senior Citizens during the closure.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the Royal Canadian Legion be requested to vacate the old library premises by August 3lst, 1978 to permit its use by the Senior Citizens for their activities during the time their existing facility is closed due to contruction of the new Senior Citizens Recreation Centre

addition.

Carried.

Alderman Laking expressed concern over the new Transit legislation and indications that there would be no changes in transit plans forthcoming within School District Ne. 43 for a very long time and suggested that it would be advisable for the Councils of the three municipalities and representatives of Electoral Area "B" to prepare a report of transit needs within the School District for presentation to the G.V.R.D. Transit Committee and subsequently to the Commission set up by the Transit Act.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That a meeting of the members of Council and certain Staff members of the three municipalities in School Ii.strict No. 43, along with representatives of the Electoral Area "B", be held to formulate a policy with respect to transit needs within the District for submission to the Greater Vancouver Regional District Transit Committee and Yrovincial Transit Commission.

Carried.

Alderman Ranger referred to the Fire Department Monthly report for

Fire Dept.Monthly

rpt.-use of inhalators

Ald. Keryluk re use of Mary Hill road as

truck route

July 1978 and reitereated his comments of July 24th, 1978 with respect

to what seems an unreasonable increase in the number of inhalator calls

and requested that a full report be prepared in this regard. A brief discussion ensued and Alderman Traboulay advised that the matter is

under consideration by the Building and Protection Committee and a

report would be forthcoming in due course.

Alderman Keryluk commented on the use of Mary Hill Road as a temporary

truck route during the present closure of Kingsway Avenue and indicated

that he had received complaints regarding the difficulties encountered