oo a ent an Aa So i AL ei eco COTTE es ae ae setae iT te April 2nd, 1979. Mr. Brian Marshall, 1257 Oriole Place, asked for clarification on the liability of the City on an unestablished pathway. Alderman Laking replied the City would not be responsible for an unestablished pathway. The City Administrator clarified the City is responsible for established pathways and does take steps to cover this type of liability. — co Mr. A. Zapotichny, 1271 Oriole Place, stated he did not wish to use a fence behind his property and felt that brambles or blackberry bushes would be a hazard and would not be the answer. Moved by Alderman Traboulay: Seconded by Alderman Wright: That the request from the residents on the north side of Oriole Place to establish a pathway away from the residents' properties or to. close the Nature Area to foot traffic be referred to the Environmental Protection Committee for clarification from the Solicitor on whether a pathway can be constructed through the Nature Area under the regulations governing By-law No. 1433, and that a report be brought back to Council. Carried. BY-LAWS: Alderman Traboulay introduced a by~law to provide for payment of the indemnity to the Mayor and Aldermen of The Corporation of the City of #1658 - Council Indemnity B/L, - lst Three Rdgs. Port Coquitlam for the year 1979, Moved by Alderman Traboulay: Seconded by Alderman Ranger: That By~law No. 1658 be read a first time. Withdrawn. Prior to the question being called on the foregoing resolution discussion ensued and it was decided that the by-law be reviewed further and brought forth at the next Council meeting on April 9th, 1979. Alderman Laking introduced a by-law to amend the "Port Coquitlam Refuse Materials Collection, Removal and Regulation By-law, 1976, No. 1426", Moved by Alderman Laking: Seconded by Alderman Mabbett: , #1659 - Garbage Amendment B/L - lst Three Rdgs. That By-law No. 1659 be read a first time. Moved by Alderman Ranger: Seconded by Alderman Wright: That By-law No. 1659 be read a second time.