October 5, 1987 /253

The following people were present at the Zoning Public Hearing and expressed
their views on the proposed rezoning;

Mrs. Aw Dey, #101-2245 Wilson Avenue stated her objection to a building
nigher than 2245 Wilson as they were told that the new building would only be
three storeys high: a four storey building would block out sunlight for people
living on the east side of 2245 Wilson Avenue. Mrs. Dey also mentioned her
concern for parking problems as the new complex would only supply parking for 8
vehicles.

Mr. G. McGinnis, a member of the Elks Club of Port Coquitlam, stated the
benefits of subsidized housing for Seniors as we!! as the convenience of the
location for shopping, buses and recreation, and that the new building would
only be a couple of feet higher that the building at 2245 Wilson Avenue.

Mrs. C. Blanchard, #206~-2245 Wilson Avenue who referred to the high density
of the area and the severe parking problems already being experienced.

Mr. J» Blowers, 3396 Handley Crescent, spoke of the need of many seniors for
housing that is affordable on a very limited income, and the convenience of the
location for handicapped seniors.

Ms. S. Seager, Real Estate Agent, 1185 Dominion, wanted to be placed on the
‘ecord that she had never said it was to be a three storey building; but had
spoke of a 40 unit building.

Mrs. E. Webber, #310-2245 Wilson stated that she was told by Real Estate
Agent Mr. Chan that the building would be three storeys.

Ms. M. Jackson, #204-19041 Ford Road, Pitt Meadows, Applicant for the new
building who spoke of the need for many seniors to have a nice place to retire
to when they you find themselves in a situation where they cannot keep their own
homes.

Mr. B. Sutter, 1745 Langan Avenue, who referred to Mr. McGinnis's statement
that the building would only be two feet higher than 2245 Wilson Avenue and so
would not be @ problem as far as blocking light was concerned,

The Public Hearing adjourned at 8:25 DMs

Certified fair and accurate,

ELK

Deputy City Clerk