“Ald.Mabbett re

funds rec'd. for
rairie improve-
ents.

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Ald.Mabbett re
‘Wictoria trip re
M.H.B/pass

Ald.Thompsen re
4Env.Prot.Comn.
ire prsnl.care
‘thome-1584M.H.
& fam.day care
-917 Richmond

Ald.Keryluk re
,. jped.act. light
“) \Flint/Prairie

July 24th, 1978

Avenue, expressed his concern over the growing problems with both parked
and speeding vehicles on Patricia Avenue and requested that serious
cousideration be given to making Patricia Avenue into a cul-de-sac at
the east end and it was agreed that the matter would be investigated by
the Public Works Committee. A brief discussion on general problems of
the area ensued.

Alderman Mabbett announced that the funds had been received from
Victoria for the Prairie Avenue improvments.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That the amount of $50,000. for the improvement and development of
Kingsway Avenue be replaced in the Budget;

AND THAT the Port Coquitlam Industrial Association be so notified.

Carried.

Alderman Mabbett gave a brief report on the trip he and Alderman
Keryluk made to Victoria and indicated his opinion that the visit had
been most successful, with the main subject of discussion being the Mary
Hill By-pass.

Alderman Thompson advised that the Environmental Protection Committee
had met to consider two applications for Community Care Facilities
within the City, namely, a personal care home at 1584 Mary Hill Road and
a family day care facility at 917 Richmond Place, and were recommending
approval of the two applications.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the application from the Simon Fraser Health. Unit on behalf of
Mrs. Van den Biggelaar for a 'Specialized Residential Care’ facility at
1584 Mary Hill Road, be ap»roved for up to five ambulatory residents.

Carried.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:

Seconded by Alderman Ranger:

That the application from the Simon Fraser Health Unit on behalf of
Mrs. Donna Barnes for a 'Family Day Care' facility for up to five children,

at 917 Richmond Place, be approved.

Carried,
Alderman Keryluk noted that as the funds for the Prairie Avenue

improvements had been received from Victoria, the pedestrian activated