March 17th, 1980.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution Alderman Ranger inquired
regarding the accuracy of acreages in the report and asked that the
report be checked to make sure all areas have been included. Alderman
Ranger also referred to the possibility of constructing a reservoir on
Mary Hill and suggested that this should always be kept in mind.
Alderman Ranger stated this construction should be considered a priority
and the City Engineer advised completion would be expedited as much as
possible.
Alderman Gates returned to the Council Chamber at 9:15 p.m. and
took his place at the table.
Parks & Rec, From the Parks & Recreation Committee, March 12th, 1980 advised
Comm., Mar. 12/80
re Advertising receipt of a letter from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association regarding
- Arena boards.
advertising on the boards at the ice arena.
Aldermen Mabbett, Gates and Wright spoke in favour of arena advertising.
Alderman Traboulay spoke against advertising on the arena board as did

Mayor Laking who suggested advertising on the arena wall,

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Parks & Rec. From the Parks and Recreation Committee, March 12th, 1980 regarding

Comm., March 12/
“ve Old Timers!
Hockey Tourn.

BR Old Timers' Hockey Tournament to be held October LOth, llth, 12th,

and 13th, 1980.

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Gates:

That as recommended by the Parks and Recreation Committee, March
12th, 1980 the Old Timers' Hockey Tournament be held October lOth, llth,
12th and 13th, 1980;

That the rental rate for the ice for the tournament be $35.00 per
hour for a maximum cost of $4,480.00, and the degree of subsidization to
be debated further;

AND THAT the tournament be given free use of the Mabbett Room.

Carried,
Aldermen Traboulay and Ranger voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution discussion ensued and
Alderman Mabbett asked for a breakdown of the cost of opening the arena
on the October 13th, 1980 holiday and Alderman Ranger spoke regarding
the subsidy. Alderman Keryluk spoke advising that approximately 1,000
people would be drawn to Port Coquitlam and that it would help the
community as a whole. Alderman Mabbett spoke in favour of subsidizing

the tournament the same as other tournaments.