May 16th, 1977

From Alderman P.F. Ranger, May 5th, 1977, pointing out that traffic
at the Cape Horn interchange, in the vicinity of the developing Mayfair
Industrial Park, is presently congested, hazardous and dangerous, and
stating his view that as the project had to be condoned and approved by
the Provincial Highways Department, there must be a plan for improvements
to accommodacre the large volume of heavy traffic that will be generated
therefrom.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That representatives from the Provincial Highways Department be
invited to attend a forthcoming Council meeting and explain to Council
and the public what access and egress is planned for the Mayfair Industrial
Park now in process of development near the Cape Horn Interchange, and
the proposed construction dates thereof. Carried.

From the Leisure Activities Committee, May llth, 1977, advising

that following a review of recommendation No. 5 set forth in the Master

Plan for Neighbourhood Parks, a site located at the corner of Wilson

Avenue and Reeve Street was chosen in Area "C" of the said Master Plan
for construction of two double tennis courts with provision for future
lighting.

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That as recommended in a report from the Leisure Activities Committee,
May lith, 1977, a double set of tennis courts be constructed this year
at the corner of Wilson Avenue and Reeve Street at a cost of $65,000.00,
and that the monies required therefore be taken from the Park Acquisition
and Development Fund. Carried.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Thompson
expressed concern that no provision has been made for change rooms at
the proposed facility, and Alderman Ranger advised the Committee would
review this aspect.

From the Leisure Activities Committee, May llth, 1977, advising for
information only, that the Port Coquitlam Hunting and Fishing Club, in co-
operation with the Provincial and Federal Fish and Wildlife Departments,
has agreed to erect educational signs along Hyde Creek as a means of
protection for fish spawning in that waterway.

From the Environmental Protection Committee, May 12th, 1977, reporting

for information on the promotion of May as "Family Month" in Port Coquitlam,

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Ald.Ranger re |
traffic pro- |
blem-Cape Horn.
interchange

Leisure Act. |
Comm. re prop
tennis courts-
Wilson Ave.& |
Reeve St.

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Leisure Act.
Comm.re Educ-'
ational signs
-Hyde Creek-
re spawning |
fish

Envirn.Prot. ;
Comm.re May~ |
'77~-"Family
Month"