January 22nd, 1979,

Moved by Alderman Keryluk:

Seconded by Alderman Mabbett:

That as recommended by the Environmental Protection Committee,
January 19th, 1979 the City of Port Coquitlam endorse the Simon Fraser
Health Unit Mosquito Control Budget for 1979 for inclusion in the Provisional
Budget only.

Discussion ensued on the foregoing resolution and Aldermen Wright
and Laking expressed their concern about allocating funds early in the
year in view of the 5% limitations imposed by the Provincial Government.

From the Environmental Protection Committee, January 19th, 1979 .
Environ. Prot.

advising receipt of an application from Mrs. Angela Burton to operate a Comm., Jan. 19/
79 re Appl'n

home for ex-Riverview residents at 1948 Grant Avenue. A letter from the ~ Boarding House
1948 Grant Ave.

Simon Fraser Health Unit is attached explaining the use of the facility - Deferred 1 wk.”

and the proposed uumber of residents.

The City Clerk advised receipt of a petition from the residents and

Property owners of Grant Avenue and Fraser Avenue who are not in favour

of having an "institutional, non~conforming type home" at 1948 Grant

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Mrs. Mary Brown, Community Care Co-ordinator of the Simon Fraser
Health Unit was present to answer questions on the proposed Personal

Care Home at 1948 Grant Avenue. Mrs. wvrown explained that the applicant,

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Mrs. Burton is a psychiatric nurse and is fully qualified to set up such

a home.

Ms. Mary Kendal, Mental Health Co-ordinator for the Simon Fraser

Health Unit, was present to clarify specific points on the type of home

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that is proposed. Ms. Kendal stated the residents would be people from

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the age of 19 to 40 years who require a group home environment before

living on their own.

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Mrs. M. Webber, 1961 Grant Avenue, asked for clarification on the

type of care required for the residents and the type of facilities

in the house for recreation and work shops.