October 25th, 1976

Members of Council generally commended Mayor Campbell on the way he
expressed his views in the letter; however, Alderman Traboulay stated he
disagreed with the concept of lay judges as set forth therein.

‘Downtown merchants From the merchants of Shaughnessy Street in the downtown area,

re problem users~

: Shaughnessy~ October 21st, 1976, being a petition requesting some action be taken to
‘McAllister Park

jarea clean up the noisy, vulgar, and obscene "users" of the park at Shaughnessy

Street and McAllister Avenue.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That the petition from the merchants of Shaughnessy Street in the
downtown area, October 21st, 1976, regarding the problem of “users" of
the Shaughnessy Street-McAllister Avenue park area be received for
information pending a further report to Council thereon. Carried.

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/Ald.Laking re Mayor Campbell agreed to Alderman Laking’s request that he contact

(delays in replacing

t

' burned out & B.C. Hydro & Power Authority concerning the problem of delay in replacing
, broken street
purned out and broken street lights in the City.

‘Ald. Ranger-Notice Alderman Ranger gave Notice of a Motion he intended to submit at

‘of Motion re tolerance

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factor-measure- the next Council meeting regarding the feasibility of amending the
ment of land

zoning By-law to include some tolerance for measurement of land under
the same direction the Surveyor General uses, and if that is not acceptable,
a motion to formulate a policy of Council in that regard.

Ald.Ranger re Rec. Alderman Ranger advised of a Recreation Seminar to be held on
Seminar-Pt.Moody Rec.
Centre-Oct.27, Wednesday, October 27th, 1976 in the Port Moody Recreation Centre at
1976

7:30 p.m. for politicians and Commission members.

Ald. Traboulay, As Chairman of the Family Division Committee, Alderman Traboulay
Chmn. Family Div.Comm.

‘re Lack of reported that at ite October 6th, 1976 meeting the following motion was
accommodation at

| Justice Bldg. passed by the Committee:
for Court workers

‘phat the three Aldexmen on the Council, Traboulay, Gilmore, and
Murphy poll their individual Councils to establish their posit ‘ons
regarding the lack of accommodation for Court workers in School District
No. 43."
and he advised that the Committee would like support from each of the
Councils to contact the Provincial Government and request that the
problem of inadequate accommodation and facilities at the Justice Building
for Court workers in School District No. 43 be alleviated.

Moved by Alderman Traboulay:

Seconded by Alderman Laking: