“Nay 22nd, 1913,

Prior. to: the question. being « ca Lede en. the fore egoing, resolution, a. discussion en~.
sued and Aldernan Neyer stated he aid not, ‘think it proper to. be. attempting. to: make
joint representations with tho Sctiool Board to Victoria and “at the same time chas~

tise them for holding a ‘classroom in’ the hallway.

The City Clerk then stair his. understanding that the: Council wished to deal Rec. Face

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with Item No. 18 on the Agenda at this time, being initial consideration of the - 1251 re-.

» “Recreational Facilities Construction and Loan Authorization iy-law, 1973, No. va
and Alderman Laking advised that Mc. K. Webber, representing the Prime Architects,
cariberg, Jackson Partners, was in attendance to review the recreational facilities:
stated in the By-law that are proposed to be constructed. Mr. . Webber spoke. to the
meeting and illustrated renderings showing the proposed recreational facilities.
Alderman Laking advised that two public meetings will be held prior to the referen-
dum in June, and that a number of interested citizens have offered to help with pro-_
motion of the By-law. Alderman Laking also. advised that two Friday night TV pro-
grammes are scheduled to assist in informing the public on the proposed. recreationa! 7

facilities and that Literecure would also be distributed through the schools. Ald-

eran Neyer referred to an invitation Alderman Laking had received from. the NDP’

Party to make a presentation of the By-law at a meeting of that group, and commen-

ted that he, as Co-Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Comittee, had heen prohibit-

ed from attending Mr. L. Dubois, a spokesman for the NDP. Party, advised that the

group felt they. needed only one representative from the City to speak on the forth-

coming referendum. |

Alderman Ranger introduced a By-law to authorize the construction of certain

“Recreational Facilities in the City of Port Coquitlam and the borrowing of ‘the es-

timated cost thereof.

Moved by Alderman Ranger: Rec. Fac :Con
Seconded by Alderman Laking: .. | _ ee -B/law #1251
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That By-law No. 1251 be read a first time. ; Carried.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Meyer:

That By-law No. 1251 be read a second time.

Moved by Alderman Meyer:

econded by Alderman Laking:

‘That. By-law No, 1251 be vead a third time.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS :

; a / Hon. RM
From The Honourable Robert M. Strachan, Minister of Highways, May llth, 1973, Strachan, -
a ee ee Min. Hwys.re
1973 requesting that. poss. hwy.
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the City of Port Coquitiam be included in any discussions between the Department, MH area&
: . Po oe Tow . a Lougheed “Hs

in reply to a letter received from the City dated May 3rd,