October 25th, 1976

Committee, October 22nd, 1976, the City of Port Coquitlam not endorse
the Burnaby resolution with respect to the Establishment of a Provincial
Firefighers College. Carried.
Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Thompson
referred to the Keenleyside Report, which was commissioned and received
by the Provincial Government at the time, and as the Report contained
input from Provincial Fire Chiefs, inquired as to the concensus arrived
at. The Fire Chief advised that the Keenleyside Report was brought
about by the Fire Chiefs Association, and contained input from the
Provinelal Fire Marshal, Fire Chiefs, Compensation Board, Industrial,
Institutional, and Municipal Affairs Departments. The Fire Chief further
advised that on completion of the Report, the Attorney General met with
the Fire Chiefs of B.C. to establish priorities for the recommendations
contained therein and while a Firefighters College is a high priority,
it is not a first priority. The Fire Chief stated his understanding of
Burnaby's resolution was that that municipality wants a college to
upgrade the officers of its Fire Department while not one firefighter in
this Province or in all of Canada can produce a certificate stating that
he is qualified as such, and Alderman Thompson stated he felt the resolution
wag much too indefinite as to what is desired to be accomplished. To
his request, the Fire Chief stated he would obtain a list of priorities
established by the Fire Chiefs organization fcr Mayor Campbell.
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‘Bldg. & Prot. From the Building & Protection Committee, October 21st, 1976,

/Comm.-new street
‘off Westminster recommending that the new street off Westminster Avenue be named New

named "New Castle

Place". Castle Place and the street off Somerset Place be named Cornwall Drive.
Alderman Keryluk advised that with respect to the proposed street name
of "Cornwall Drive", a problem has arisen, and must be referred back to

the Committee for review, and to this the Council generally agreed.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That as recommended in a report from the Building & Protection
Committee, October 21st, 1976, the new street off Westminster Avenue be

named New Castle Place. Carried.

Sr.Bldg.Insp.- From the Senior Building Inspector, October 21st, 1976, advising of

Strata Title Appln.-
2179 Western an application received for a new duplex strata title at 2179 Western

Dr.

Drive, a presently vacant site which meets all the requirements for a

two-family residential use as set down in the Zoning By-law,