May 16th,

Pub.Wks.Comm.
re X/walk to
request received from the Catholic Church (Our Lady of Assumption) to establish Catholic
Church on
Shaughnessy St.

From the Public Works Committee, May 12th, 1977, advising of a

a pedestrian crosswalk thereto on Shaughnessy Street.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,
May 12th, 1977, ia response to a request from the Catholic Church (Our Lady
of Assumption), a pedestrian crosswalk be established across Shaughnessy

Street at the North side of Fraser Avenue. Carried.
Alderman Ranger voted against the resolution.

From the Public Works Committee, May 12th, 1977, referring to the need Pub.Wks.Comm.
, re bus route

re~locations-—

to re-route existing Bus Routes as soon as the Lougheed-Shaughnessy inter-
#933 & #187

section reconstruction is completed, and advising that the B.C. Hydro

has indicated it will relocate the 933 Lougheed from the present Coquitlam

Avenue-Flint Street route to a Shaughnessy—Prairie route and relocate
the 187 Coast Meridian from the present Coquitlam Avenue route to a

Lougheed-Oxford route.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,

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May 12th, 1977, the revised Routes and Bus Stop locations for the 933

Lougheed and 187 Coast Meridian and other minor revisions as shown on

the amended Port Coquitlam Engineering Department Drawing No. 211-28,

be approved. Carried.

Pub.Wks.Comm.
re paper re-
eycling pro-
ject

From the Public Works Committee, May 12th, 1977, advising of a
Proposal received from Community Paper Recycling Ltd. to pay $25.00 per

ton f.o.b. its Burnaby plant for old newsprint, with a guaranteed floor

price of $14.00 per ton f.o.b. plant, and stating that it will cost
approximately $4.00 per ton to store the newsprint at the Terra Nova
Landfill site pending periodic transport to the Burnaby plant. It was
suggested in the: report that the newsprint could be included with the
regular garbage collection schedule and that the cost of equipping the

three packer trucks with racks to accommodate the newsprint would be

approximately $2,500.00.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,

May 12th, 1977, a pilot newsprint pick-up programme be undertaken,

commencing on June 13th, 1977, with the same to be given appropriate

advance advertising, and that the costs and problems of the said programme