CITY OF VANCOUVER
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the Council of the City of Vancouver was held
on Tuesday, July 11, 1995, in the Council Chamber, commencing at
approximately 2:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Owen
Councillors Chiavario, Clarke, Hemer,
Kennedy, Kwan, Price, Puil
and Sullivan
ABSENT: Councillor Bellamy (Sick Leave)
Councillor Ip (Leave of Absence)
CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE: Ken Dobell, City Manager
CLERK TO THE COUNCIL : M. Kinsella
PRAYER
The proceedings in the Council Chamber were opened with prayer read
by the City Clerk.
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the Minutes of the Vancouver Traffic Commission meeting of
June 20, 1995, be adopted following an amendment on page 5 of the
Minutes to delete the following words where they appear in Clause E of
Councillor Chiavario's motion:
if the street improvements of Recommendation C are approved
and constructed.
- C A R R I E D
UNANIMOUSLYADOPTION OF MINUTES (CONT'D)
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
SECONDED by Cllr. Kwan,
THAT the Minutes of the Special Council Meeting (Court of Revision)
of June 22, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
SECONDED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (City Services &
Budgets) of June 22, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Price,
SECONDED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (Planning &
Environment) of June 22, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (with exception of
the 'In Camera' portion) of June 27, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT this Council resolve itself into Committee of the Whole, Mayor
Owen in the Chair.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. City of Vancouver Parking Policy File: 5650/5653-2/5654
Before Council were two Administrative Reports, both dated June 7,
1995, as follows:
(i) Operation of City-owned Off-Street Parking Facilities
(ii) On-Street Parking Control Equipment
Also before Council was a memorandum dated July 6, 1995 from Mr.
Brent MacGregor, Deputy City Engineer, responding to recommendations
submitted by the Parking Corporation of Vancouver.
Mr. Brent MacGregor, Deputy City Engineer, briefly reviewed the
recommendations contained in the two Administrative Reports, as well as
those contained in his memorandum dated July 6, 1995.
Mr. Brian Lees, President and Managing Director, Parking
Corporation of Vancouver, advised Council the Parking Corporation
supports the recommendations contained in the two Administrative
Reports, but has submitted additional recommendations in an effort to
raise the standards of public service on City facilities and raise net
revenues, accountability and future utility of the parking for
transportation demand management. Mr. Lees also encouraged Council to
adopt the Parking Corporation's recommendations concerning the
consolidation of City-owned parking stalls currently remaining outside
the operation of the Parking Corporation. Alternatively, Mr. Lees
suggested Council consider regulating the rates and business practices
of private operators of City parking facilities in order to eliminate
the advantage they currently hold over the Parking Corporation.
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in the Administrative Report dated June 7, 1995,
entitled "Operation of City Owned Off-Street Parking Facilities", and
quoted below, be approved:
THAT Council authorize the General Manager of Engineering
Services and the Director of Legal Services to enter into an
updated operating agreement for the City's off-street parking
facilities consolidating, where possible, those facilities now
operated by the Parking Corporation of Vancouver.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
UNFINISHED BUSINESS (CONT'D)
City of Vancouver Parking Policy (cont'd)
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in the Administrative Report dated June 7, 1995,
entitled "On-Street Parking Control Equipment", and quoted below, be
approved:
A. THAT Engineering Services continue its ongoing review of
on-street parking equipment options to ensure that the
technology used by the City of Vancouver provides the
best value for the citizens of the City. Currently
electronic parking meters provide the best value with the
potential for future use of debit card technologies.
B. THAT the General Manager of Engineering Services in
consultation with the Director of Permits & Licenses and
Director of Finance evaluate the options for an In
Vehicle Parking Meter (IVPM) program, initially for use
by commercial vehicles, and report back to Council.
C. THAT consultant be retained to assist staff in reviewing
the security of Vancouver's parking meter operations and
its structure at an estimated cost of $40,000. Funds for
this work to be provided from the Parking Meter
Replacement Reserve.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendations of the Parking Corporation of Vancouver,
as contained in the July 6, 1995 memorandum from the Deputy City
Engineer, be approved with the amendments proposed by the Deputy City
Engineer as follows:
A. Vancouver Parking Corporation (VPC) budgets continues to
be co-ordinated with Engineering Services and Corporate
Services for eventual approval.
cont'dUNFINISHED BUSINESS (CONT'D)
City of Vancouver Parking Policy (cont'd)
B. Engineering Services continue to advise, assist and
monitor VPC operations, enforcement and administration.
C. Corporate Services continue to advise, assist and monitor
VPC accounting, financial reporting, risk management and
annual audit.
E. VPC Board continue to have a Council Representa-tive.
G. Municipal parking program to be reviewed as part of
City's Transportation Study.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
*underlining denotes amendment
MANAGER'S REPORTS
1. Administrative Report
(June 15, 1995)
Strata Title Conversion: File: 5312
52-58 West 10th Avenue
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
2. Administrative Report
(June 21, 1995)
Reserve Fund for Andy Livingstone File: 4151-2
Artificial Turf Playing Fields
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT recommendation A of the General Manager of Park Board, as
contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Kwan,
THAT recommendation B of the General Manager of Park Board, as
contained in this report, be approved.
- LOST
(Councillors Clarke, Hemer, Kennedy, Price, Puil,
Sullivan and the Mayor opposed)
3. Administrative Report
(June 15, 1995)
Closure and Lease of a File: 5753-2
Portion of Bentley Street,
South of 75th Avenue -
S.S. Master Society
MOVED by Cllr. Sullivan,
THAT recommendation A of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved;
FURTHER THAT the annual rental to be $1.00, as requested by the
S.S. Master Society.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
AND BY THE
REQUIRED MAJORITY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
4. Administrative Report
(June 16, 1995)
Roundhouse Neighbourhood Public Art File: 8010-2
In an Administrative Report dated June 16, 1995, the General
Manager of Engineering Services, in consultation with the Associate
Director of Planning - Central Area and Director - Office of Cultural
Affairs, requested Council's approval to proceed with public art
selected for the Davie Street end, as the work is a different
interpretation of the concept identified for Davie Street end in the
approved design guidelines, and encroaches into the view corridor.
The General Manager of Engineering Services submitted the following
for consideration:
A. THAT Council approve installation of the public art
selected for Davie Street in Roundhouse Neighbourhood,
acknowledging that the work is in lieu of the Roundhouse
CD-1 guidelines for the treatment of the Davie Street
end, and extends into the Davie Street end view corridor.
B. THAT staff instruct the developer to prepare a revised
Davie Street end and adjacent shoreline design which
references the art work and addresses any urban design
concerns resulting from its installation.
OR
C. THAT Council reaffirm the current urban design for the
Davie Street end including beacons, pavilions, and a
pergola, and confirm current views and walkway policies,
acknowledging that this will preclude the current public
art proposal.
cont'dMANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
Roundhouse Neighbourhood Public Art (cont'd)
Also before Council was a memorandum dated July 11, 1195 from the
Chair, Public Art Committee, advising that the Public Art Committee
strongly supports recommendations A and B as contained in the
Administrative Report dated June 16, 1995.
MOVED by Cllr. Chiavario,
A. THAT Council approve installation of the public art selected
for Davie Street in Roundhouse Neighbourhood, acknowledging
that the work is in lieu of the Roundhouse CD-1 guidelines for
the treatment of the Davie Street end, and extends into the
Davie Street end view corridor.
B. THAT staff instruct the developer to prepare a revised
Davie Street end and adjacent shoreline design which
references the art work and addresses any urban design
concerns resulting from its installation.
FURTHER THAT the memorandum dated July 11, 1995 from Public
Art Committee be received.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
5. Administrative Report
(June 22, 1995)
Tender No. 39-95-04: Supply of File: 1801-3
100-Foot Aerial Pumper Fire Truck
MOVED by Cllr. Sullivan,
THAT the recommendation of the General Managers of Engineering and
Fire & Rescue Services and the City Purchasing Agent, as contained in
this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
6. Administrative Report
(June 21, 1995)
Tobacco Sales to Minors - File: 4105
Enforcement Funding
In an Administrative Report dated June 21, 1995, the Director of
Environmental Health recommended approval to receive $110,000 of federal
funding, routed through the Provincial Ministry of Health, to carry out
a 30-month monitoring and enforcement program related to Tobacco Sales,
specifically tobacco sales to minors.
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report and quoted below, be approved on
the basis that this monitoring and enforcement program will be part of
the package of programmes that will be transferred within the Health
Regionalization Program:
A. THAT Council approve the receipt of Ministry of Health
funding in the amount of $110,000 for a 30 month
monitoring and enforcement program related to Federal and
Provincial Tobacco Sales Legislation.
B. THAT Council approve the establishment of the following
temporary full-time positions with costs 100% recoverable
from the Ministry of Health at a total cost of $110,000.
1.0 Environmental Health Officer
(9 months, term ending December 31, 1995)
1.0 environmental Health Officer
(19 months, term ending October 31, 1996)
The positions are subject to job evaluation by the
General Manager of Human Resources.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
7. Administrative Report
(June 19, 1995)
Healthy Beginnings Program File: 4102-3
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
8. Administrative Report
(June 21, 1995)
Fire and Rescue Services Training File: 1801-3
Facility - Award of Contract for
Consulting Engineering Services
In an Administrative Report dated June 21, 1995, the Manager of
Facilities Development recommended approval of the contract award for
the design of a drill tower and draft pit for the Vancouver Fire &
Rescue Services Training Facility on Chess Street.
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT this report be deferred pending receipt of additional
information concerning the availability of other drill towers in the
region, the total cost for all phases of developing the Fire & Rescue
Services Training Facility in Vancouver and the rationale for
recommending acceptance of a proposal from other than the low bidder.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
9. Administrative Report
(June 22, 1995)
Integrated Services for the File: 1008-2/4106
Frail Elderly Program -
Aids to Independent Living
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
10. Administrative Report
(June 26, 1995)
Intake Review and Improvement Project File: 1008-2/4106
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
11. Administrative Report
(June 26, 1995)
Downtown South Community Health Centre File: 4101-3
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
12. Administrative Report
(June 26, 1995)
Re-Approval of Strata Title Conversion: File: 5312
869-883 East Hastings Street
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
13. Administrative Report
(June 27, 1995)
Heritage Revitalization Agreement File: 5051-3
for 347 East Cordova Street
and Victory House Replacement
In an Administrative Report dated June 27, 1995, the Associate
Director of Planning - Land Use and Development and the Manager of the
Housing Centre recommended approval of a proposal by the St. James
Social Service Society to relocate the Victory House (SNRF) from 391
Powell Street to 353 East Cordova Street. The report also identified a
use and sponsor for the City-owned site at 391 Powell Street, and
recommended a Heritage Revitalization Agreement to restore the building
at 347 East Cordova Street.
Mr. Rick Scobie, Associate Director of Planning - Land Use and
Development, responded to questions from Council concerning the possible
future uses for the City-owned site at 391 Powell Street, noting that
the Housing Centre considers non-market housing as the preferred use for
this site.
Mr. Gerry McGeough, Heritage Planner, provided Council with an
explanation of Heritage Revitalization Agreements and the manner in
which these differ from the responsibilities associated with heritage
designation.
cont'dMANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
Heritage Revitalization Agreement
for 347 East Cordova Street
and Victory House Replacement (cont'd)
MOVED by Cllr. Chiavario,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report and quoted below, be approved:
A. THAT Council authorizes a Heritage Revitalization
Agreement (HRA) to restore and protect the heritage
building at 347 East Cordova Street;
FURTHER THAT the City agree to accept surrender of the
lease for Victory House at 391 Powell Street, coincident
with the occupancy permit for a Special Needs Residential
Facility (SNRF) at 353 East Cordova Street and on the
basis that the City acceptance of the lease surrender is
full consideration and compensation to St. James Social
Service Society for the HRA for 347 East Cordova Street.
B. THAT the City-owned site at 391 Powell Street be used for
non-market housing and that St. James Social Service
Society be named as sponsor, subject to review if
provincial funding for the project is not forthcoming by
the end of 1996.
C. THAT Council instruct the delegate of the Director of
Finance to make a development application for any future
use of the City owned site at 391 Powell Street.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
14. Administrative Report
(June 27, 1995)
Occupational Health Services File: 1306-17
- Restructure
As a delegation request had been received, this report was referred
to the Standing Committee on City Services & Budgets meeting of July 13,
1995.
15. Administrative Report
(June 27, 1995)
Queen Elizabeth Theatre - File: 4253
Asbestos Abatement Project
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Corporate
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
16. Administrative Report
(June 29, 1995)
Demolition of Dangerous Building File: 2701-3
55 Southwest Marine Drive
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
17. Administrative Report
(June 28, 1995)
Extension of Completion Date: File: 5111
Sale of Portions of Road on the
Northwest Side of Wall Street
(1985 Powell Street)
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Corporate
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
18. Administrative Report
(June 28, 1995)
Extension of Combined Development File: 2605-2
and Building Permit Nos. JP806750,
JP806751, JP806752 (for demolition)
and Building Permit No. BP214363
(for construction)
1340 West 14th Avenue
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
19. Administrative Report
(July 4, 1995)
Civic Theatres Phase I (1995) File: 1801-4
- Award of Contracts
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Corporate
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
20. Administrative Report
(July 10, 1995)
Legislation on Railway Taxation File: 1263-2/1551-2
In an Administrative Report dated July 10, 1995, the General
Manager of Corporate Services described the proposed legislation
intended to reduce railway taxation and the impact which this would have
on the City of Vancouver. Attached to the report was a letter dated
July 7, 1995 from the Mayor of the City of New Westminster urging the
City of Vancouver to support a petition calling on the Provincial
Government to withdraw the proposed legislation as contained in Bill 55,
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (No. 3) 1995.
Also before Council was a letter dated July 10, 1995 from the
Honourable Darlene Marzari, Minister of Municipal Affairs, providing
additional information concerning the proposed legislation on railway
taxation and expressing the Province's commitment to consult with local
governments on these taxation changes before decisions are made.
The General Manager of Corporate Services recommended Council
endorse the petition circulated by the City of New Westminster and
immediately communicate this action to the Premier.
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Corporate
Services, as contained in this report and quoted below, be approved:
THAT Council endorse the petition circulated by the City of
New Westminster as set out in the Appendix to the
Administrative Report dated July 10, 1995 on the withdrawal of
the proposed changes to the assessment and taxation of railway
properties in the Province, and immediately communicate this
action to the Premier.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
1. Policy Report
(June 16, 1995)
Amendment to the Building By-law File: 2651-3/2501-2
to Allow Simplification by
Requiring Mandatory Sprinkler
Systems for New Buildings
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
RISE FROM COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the Committee of the Whole rise and report.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPT REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the report of the Committee of the Whole be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
BY-LAWS
1. A By-law to amend By-law No. 7381,
being a By-law which amended the
Zoning & Development By-law by
rezoning an area to CD-1
(1054-98 Robson Street)
MOVED by Cllr. Price,
SECONDED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT the By-law be introduced and read a first time.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The By-law was read a first time and the Presiding Officer declared
the By-law open for discussion and amendment.
There being no amendments, it was
MOVED by Cllr. Price,
SECONDED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT the By-law be given second and third readings and the Mayor
and City Clerk be authorized to sign and seal the By-law.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
(Councillors Chiavario and Kennedy were excused from voting
on By-law No. 1)
BY-LAWS (CONT'D)
2. A By-law to amend By-law No. 6747,
being a By-law which amended the
Zoning & Development By-law by
rezoning an area to CD-1
(International Village Sub-area 2)
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
SECONDED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the By-law be introduced and read a first time.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The By-law was read a first time and the Presiding Officer declared
the By-law open for discussion and amendment.
There being no amendments, it was
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
SECONDED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the By-law be given second and third readings and the Mayor
and City Clerk be authorized to sign and seal the By-law.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
(Councillors Chiavario and Kennedy were excused from voting
on By-law No. 2)
BY-LAWS (CONT'D)
3. A By-law to Authorize Council
Entering into a Heritage
Revitalization Agreement with
the Owner of Heritage Property
(St. James Social Service
Society - 347 East Cordova St.)
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the By-law be introduced and read a first time.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The By-law was read a first time and the Presiding Officer declared
the By-law open for discussion and amendment.
There being no amendments, it was
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the By-law be given second and third readings and the Mayor
and City Clerk be authorized to sign and seal the By-law.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
BY-LAWS (CONT'D)
4. A By-law to amend the Impounding
By-law, being By-law No. 3519
(Towing Service Contract)
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the By-law be introduced and read a first time.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The By-law was read a first time and the Presiding Officer declared
the By-law open for discussion and amendment.
There being no amendments, it was
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the By-law be given second and third readings and the Mayor
and City Clerk be authorized to sign and seal the By-law.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
ENQUIRIES AND OTHER MATTERS
Leave of Absence
- Councillor Ip
MOVED by Cllr. Chiavario,
SECONDED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT Councillor Ip be granted Leave of Absence for the period July
11 - 14 inclusive, 1995.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
ENQUIRIES AND OTHER MATTERS (CONT'D)
Dogs in Parks File: 3507-4/4151-2
Councillor Chiavario advised that Councillor Ip and herself are
working on a committee who, along with the
City's Coordinated Community Support Team,
are looking at the issue of dogs in parks
and dogs off-leashes.
Consideration is being given to
designating an area where dogs would be
permitted to run at-large and not on
leashes. This is being considered as a
pilot project working in conjunction with
the Trout Lake Community Association, and
there will be public consultation before
any decisions are made.
Councillor Chiavario advised she will keep
Council informed of upcoming meeting dates
in the community.
Library Awards File: 4004-2
Councillor Clarke advised that the Renfrew Branch Library
recently received a Merit Award from the
B.C. Library Association for its new
Library building. In addition, Mr. Kyle
Mitchell, Chair, Vancouver Public Library
Board, has received the Super Trustee
Award for outstanding service from the
B.C. Library Trustees Association.
Councillor Clarke suggested the Mayor
write a letter to the Library Board and
Mr. Mitchell acknowledging and
congratulating them on receipt of these
awards.
The Mayor undertook to do so.
ENQUIRIES AND OTHER MATTERS (CONT'D)
GVRD Long-Range Plan File: 3753-3
Councillor Clarke referred to the Minutes of the Regular
Council Meeting of June 29, 1995 which
followed the City Services & Budgets
Standing Committee meeting, and the
enquiry on page 4 of those Minutes.
Councillor Clarke advised that the
suggestion made on that date was for the
GVRD to be invited to present a report
reference on the GVRD Long Range Plan and
not just the Greater Vancouver Water
District Long Range Plan.
Local Improvement Project
- Blenheim Street File: 5802-4
Councillor Clarke enquired whether the proposed Local
Improvement Project on Blenheim Street
could be advanced to a Court of Revision
this Fall in an effort to expedite the
project.
The City Manger undertook to follow up on
this matter.
Motorcycle Noise File: 3755-2
Councillor Price requested information from the Vancouver
Police Department concerning the status of
enforcement against motorcycles emitting
excessive noise, or alternatively,
suggested the Police Department be
requested to attend a meeting with Council
to discuss this matter.
The Mayor undertook to follow up on this
enquiry with the Police Department.
ENQUIRIES AND OTHER MATTERS (CONT'D)
Prostitution File: 8015-4/3504
Councillor Sullivan acknowledged the efforts of the residents
in the Hastings-Sunrise Area in addressing
the problem of prostitution in that
neighbourhood.
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CIVIC RECOGNITION
The Council recognized ten employees who recently retired from the
City with varying lengths of services in excess of 20 years.
The Mayor presented each employee with a Certificate on behalf of
the City, and thanked them for their long and faithful service.
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Council recessed at approximately 4:20 p.m.
for an 'In Camera' Meeting in the Mayor's Office.
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