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March 9, 1992/062

Bruce Stead, 3350 Hastings Street who suggested that a barricade be put at
the top of Murchie Street to prevent traffic going through, have two left hand
turn signals at Lougheed from Westwood and a left hand signal on Lougheed onto
Hastings Street.

Ben Anderson, 2727 Patricia Avenue suggested that the barricade had made a
difference in his neighbourhood and should remain.

Rod Cocker, 2655 Touhey suggested that as collector roads traffic should
be routed through Patricia and Hastings.

Stu Winter, 2585 Touhey agreed with suggestion to barricade Murchie Street
and would like to see the decision of Council from the meeting of March 2nd
regarding this item, upheld.

Hazel Postma, 2571 Patricia Avenue would like to see the commuter traffic
discouraged from residential areas and submitted a petition taken by her son
as well as a letter from Lois and Gordon McCrady stating their strong
opposition to Council recent decision to remove the Kitchener Street traffic
island.

Bill Rhodes, 2513 Sawyer Place suggested that Woodland be designated a one
way street south bound, that a divider be put on Kitchener to prevent traffic,
that another left hand turn signal be placed on Westwood turning east onto the
Lougheed Highway and that a four way stop be placed at Kitchener and Hastings.

Lauren Giroux, 2645 Kitchener Street who submitted a letter written by
Brian A. Mason, Solicitor on his behalf putting the City on notice of a
traffic problem in the area.

Moved by Alderman Thompson:
Seconded by Alderman Gordon:

That a Special Council meeting be held at 7:30 pm on Wednesday, March
Lith, 1992 at which time Council will be meet with area representatives to
discuss traffic pattern options;

And That the removal of the traffic median be delayed.
Carried.
At 8:45 pm Alderman Gordon left the Council Chamber.
The delegation of Bob Tarling, Trustee and Sydney Tomchenko, Director of

Public Relations, St. Mary's Hospital, regarding the Role of Saint Mary's
Hospital was deferred for one week.

BYLAWS:

Moved by Alderman Thompson:
Seconded by Alderman Wright:

That the "Port Coquitlam Zoning Bylaw, 1987, No. 2240, Amendment
1991, No. 2623", be reconsidered, finally passed and adopted.

Carried