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February 11, 1991/0321

Moved by Alderman Gordon:
Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That the Union of British Columbia Municipalities be written requesting it
to urge a change in the Assessment legislation so that family fishing
operations are assessed in the same manner as family farming operations.

Carried.

From the City Engineer, February 6th, 1991 regarding Storm Sewer Extension
~ Raleigh and Gordon.

Moved by Alderman Gates;
Seconded by Alderman Wright:

That the City of Port Coquitlam install 2.5 metres of twin 900 mm concrete
box culvert extensions where Maple Creek flows under Gordon Avenue directly
east of Raleigh Street.

That $14,100 from the Public Works Special Capital Expenditure Reserve
Fund be allocated for this purpose.

Carried.

From the City Engineer, February Sth, 1991 regarding Request for
Additional Handicapped Parking City Parking Lot West of the Legion Building.

Moved by Alderman Gates:
Seconded by Alderman Gordon:

That the request from the Royal Canadian Legion for two new handicapped
parking spaces and the reconstruction of two existing parking spaces in the
City Parking Lot, west of the Legion building be approved.

That $629.15 be allocated from the 1991 Public Works Capital Budget for
this purpose.

Carried.

From the City Engineer, February 5th, 1991 regarding Approval Process for
New Stop Signs and for parade requests.

Moved by Alderman Gates:
Seconded by Alderman Wright:

That the Council direct the City Clerk's office to prepare an amendment to
the Traffic Regulation Bylaw No. 1117 for delegating to the Public Works
Committee, approval authority for placement of new stop signs and for requests

for parades.
Carried,
Alderman Keryluk voted
against the x zcomendation.