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MEMORANDUM

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TO: Mayor and Aldermen December 18th, 1978

FROM: R.A, Freeman,
City Clerk

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Re: "City of Port Coquitlam Zoning By-law,
1978, Wo. 1628",

The above noted by-law is the City's uaw Zoning By-law and
we are advised that all necessary approvals from the Provincial
Department of Highways and the Provincial Department of Municipal
4ffairs have been obtained and it is now possible for the by-law to
receive final reading,

This can be accomplished by passage of the following
resolution:

"That By-law no. 1628 be recousidered, finally passed
and adopted,"

Passage of the above noted resolution by Council will mear,
of course, that the present Zoning By-law, No. 918, and all by~laws
passed in amendment thereto will be repealed. It therefore seems
uppropriate that some short histerical reference should be made to
By-law No. 918 as with its demise most staff members ~ and probably
certain Council members as well - will feel like they have lost an
old friend. By-law No. 918 came into effect over 9 1/2 years ago on
June 9th, 1969 and was the Main instrument used by Council In regu.
lating the City's growth since that date. Some ides of the activity
that has occurred in the City over that period will be realized when
one considers that 127 by~laws amending the Zoning By-law were passed
and that another 25 amendments wace started but not completed for one
Yeason or another. A further nine Zoning Amendment 3y-laws are still
in process, :

Additionally, the Statutory provisions for land use contracts
were instituted and terminated while By-law No. 918 was in effect and
there were actually 24 land use Contracts passed; three commenced but
not completed; four still in Process at this date: and two land use
contracts were amended,

We trust that this short historical report will he of interast
to Council members. .

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R.A. Preenan,

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