CITY OF VANCOUVER
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
A Regular Meeting of the Council of the City of Vancouver was held
on Tuesday, October 17, 1995, in the Council Chamber, commencing at
approximately 2:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Owen
Councillors Bellamy, Chiavario, Clarke,
Hemer, Ip, Kennedy, Kwan,
Price, Puil and Sullivan
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.
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Council recessed at 2:00 p.m, for a Public Hearing,
and reconvened at 2:10 p.m.
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"IN CAMERA" MEETING
Council was advised there were items to be considered "In Camera"
later this day including property matters.
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (City Services &
Budgets) of September 14, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Price,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (Planning &
Environment) of September 14, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (with the
exception of the 'In Camera' portion) of September 26, 1995, be
adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Minutes of the Special Council Meeting (Public Hearing)
of September 26, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (City Services &
Budgets) of September 28, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOVED by Cllr. Price,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting (Planning &
Environment) of September 28, 1995, be adopted.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT this Council resolve itself into Committee of the Whole,
Mayor Owen in the Chair.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
REPORT REFERENCE
1. Official Community Plan File: 8037
Electoral Area "A" (UBC Area)
Mr. Hugh Kellas, Administrator, Policy Development, GVRD Strategic
Planning, briefed Council on a process which is underway to prepare an
Official Community Plan for the University of British Columbia.
In the past, UBC has been in a position in terms of develop-ment
with setting and writing and marking its own examinations. There is a
recognition that as more non-institutional development occurs, such as
Hampton Place, there is a need for a public process.
UBC, GVRD, and the Minister of Municipal Affairs, are all active
participants in this process. GVRD will prepare an Official Community
Plan but the development process will still be the responsibility of
UBC within that context. The University has agreed not to take any
irrevocable land use decisions until March 1996, when a draft Official
Community Plan is expected to be ready.
Mr. Kellas outlined the various types of issues which will be
reviewed in this land use plan, and indicated that issues which affect
Vancouver, such as transportation and public involvement in the
development process, will be considered. The attempt is to create, as
much as possible, a development process that replicates what one would
find in a municipality.
Responding to questions from members of Council, Mr. Kellas
clarified the GVRD and the Minister of Municipal Affairs will
ultimately adopt the plan, but legislation requires it be circulated to
adjacent municipalities for prior comment.
cont'dREPORT REFERENCE (CONT'D)
Official Community Plan
Electoral Area "A" (UBC Area) (cont"d)
Mr. Ted Sebastian, Planner, City Plans Division, highlighted four
broad City concerns which are outlined in the October 2, 1995
Administrative Report. These are as follows:
- Traffic impacts
- The Official Community Plan needs to be clear in its
direction that housing at UBC should be oriented to the
needs of the daytime campus users; that strong
transportation demand management policies are in place
to reduce vehicular traffic; and that the plan will
limit retail and service floor space to a level
necessary to meet the daily needs of the campus
population;
- It is important to include a provision in the Official
Community Plan that UBC will pay its share of all regional
costs, whether it be sewer, water, parks, solid waste
disposal or other regional services;
- There should be a provision in the plan to compensate the
City for additional costs resulting from transportation
demands or community services demands;
- There is a need for a better public process after the
Official Community Plan is adopted. In the past residents
have been dissatisfied with the UBC planning process, and the
Official Community Plan should ensure that meaningful
notification and participation of adjacent municipalities in
future campus planning is accommodated.
Members of Council expressed concern with the size of the
development potential and the impacts that market housing would have on
Vancouver services and residents. It was suggested that UBC should be
treated in a similar fashion to other mega projects, in which specific
community amenities are identified early in the planning process.
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT the recommendation of the General Managers of Community
Services and Engineering Services be amended and approved as follows:
cont'd
REPORT REFERENCE (CONT'D)
Official Community Plan
Electoral Area "A" (UBC Area) (cont"d)
THAT the GVRD be asked to ensure that the preparation of the
UBC Official Community Plan addresses the following City
concerns:
- Traffic movement to and from the UBC campus through the
City. Adding students and jobs on the campus will be a
concern in adjacent neighbourhoods unless the Official
Community Plan incorporates:
- housing appropriate for students, staff, and other
workers;
- significant traffic demand management policies;
- retail development limits tied to the daily needs
of campus users and residents.
- Payment of appropriate levies by UBC for the use of
regional services is a current and on-going concern.
- Future development of UBC lands could produce additional
demands for City services including:
- road/transit/traffic control improvements;
- schools;
- recreation facilities and services;
- libraries, etc.
Adequate planning, provision, and funding of these
facilities and services is a concern. The Official
Community Plan should identify specific amenities that
will benefit the community as a whole.
- There is also a concern that the Official Community Plan
should provide for consultation with adjacent residents
on more detailed plans and development proposals.
- All environmental implications need to be addressed in
the Official Community Plan.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
*underlining denotes amendment
MANAGER'S REPORTS
1. Administrative Report
(September 15, 1995)
Additional Security/First Aid File: 1306-10
Coverage at City Hall
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Corporate
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
2. Administrative Report
(September 25, 1995)
Proposed Agreement with File: 8015-4
Pacific Racing Association -
PNE Parking Rate Reduction
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Corporate
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
3. Administrative Report
(October 3, 1995)
New Plumbing By-law File: 113
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT recommendations A, B and C of the General Manager of
Community Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED
(Councillor Kwan opposed to recommendation C)
Members of Council enquired about the costs involved with having a
private organization publish the proposed by-law. Staff advised the
actual costs are unknown at present, but are not expected to be
significant. This information will be reported to Council.
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
4. Administrative Report
(September 28, 1995)
Curb and Sidewalk Realignment File: 5757-2/5808
1965 to 1991 Cornwall Avenue
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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At this point in the proceedings, Councillors Chiavario
and Price left the meeting.
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5. Administrative Report
(September 29, 1995)
Amendments to the Building By-law File: 3053-8
Relating to Access for
Persons with Disabilities
MOVED by Cllr. Sullivan,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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At this point in the proceedings, Councillor Price
returned to the meeting.
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MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
6. Administrative Report
(October 2, 1995)
Payment-in-Lieu Parking Application File: 5657-2
799 Homer Street - Ford Theatre
Councillor Hemer declared a conflict of interest and left the room
during consideration of this matter.
MOVED by Cllr. Kwan,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
7. Administrative Report
(October 3, 1995)
Award of Tender No. 58-95-07 - File: 1801-4
Supply of De-Icing Salt
MOVED by Cllr. Sullivan,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
8. Administrative Report
(September 28, 1995)
Local Improvement by Petition - File: 5802-4
November 16, 1995
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
9. Administrative Report
(September 28, 1995)
Local Improvement Reballots File: 5802-4
MOVED by Cllr. Ip,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
10. Administrative Report
(September 20, 1995)
Motor Vessel "Miss Vancouver" - File: 2611-1
Class 'A' Lounge Liquor License
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
11. Administrative Report
(October 2, 1995)
Vancouver's Food Policy Coalition File: 4101-4
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT this report be received for information.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
12. Administrative Report
(September 25, 1995)
Skeena/Cambridge Property File: 5001-4
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Engineering
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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At this point in the proceedings, Councillors Chiavario
and Hemer returned to the meeting.
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13. Administrative Report
(October 6, 1995)
Funding the Interim Economic File: 1401-2
Development Commission
In an Administrative Report dated October 6, 1995, the Director of
Finance presented a proposed budget for funding the work of the Interim
Economic Development Commission. In a subsequent memorandum dated
October 17, 1995, Mr. Sam Kuzmick, Deputy Director of Finance, advised
that upon reflection, staff would prefer that funding is made available
but administered internally. No grant is required in this instance, as
all expenditures would be City expenditures, approved by the Director
of Finance.
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
THAT Council approve funding up to an amount of $10,000 to assist
in the development of the final report, with funds to be administered
by the Director of Finance, and with funding to be provided out of the
Contingency Reserve.
- carried
cont'd
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
Funding the Interim Economic
Development Commission (cont'd)
MOVED by Cllr. Kwan,
THAT this motion be deferred until terms of reference for the
Interim Economic Development Commission are known.
- LOST
(Councillors Bellamy, Chiavario, Clarke, Hemer, Ip,
Kennedy, Puil, Price, Sullivan and the Mayor opposed)
The motion to defer having lost, the motion by Councillor Clarke
was put and CARRIED with Councillor Kwan opposed.
14. Administrative Report
(October 4, 1995)
1995 Citizen Peace Award File: 1051
MOVED by Cllr. Puil,
THAT the recommendation of the City Manager, as contained in this
report and quoted below, be approved:
THAT Council discontinue its participation in the Citizen
Peace Award, and that the future sponsorship of the Award be
left to the discretion of the United Nations Association in
Canada (Vancouver Branch).
- CARRIED
(Councillor Kwan opposed)
MANAGER'S REPORTS (CONT'D)
1. Policy Report
(September 15, 1995)
Proposed Rezoning of File: 5303-2
1100-1114 Hornby Street
MOVED by Cllr. Price,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
2. Policy Report
(October 3, 1995)
Monitoring of RT-3 Zoning and Guidelines File: 5302-4
MOVED by Cllr. Sullivan,
THAT the recommendation of the General Manager of Community
Services, as contained in this report, be approved.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
A member of Council referred to a letter dated October 16, 1995
from the Strathcona Residents' Association, which requested continued
monitoring on duplex development applications. It was agreed this
would be considered at the Public Hearing.
RISE FROM COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
THAT the Committee of the Whole rise and report.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPT REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Cllr. Bellamy,
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. 6510,
being the Sign By-law
(1600-1636 West 1st Avenue)
MOVED by Cllr. Hemer,
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. Hemer,
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
(Cllrs. Chiavario and Ip were excused from voting on By-law 1)
BY-LAWS (CONT'D)
2. A By-law to amend By-law No. 6059,
being the Parking By-law
(Amendments to Bicycle Parking
Requirements)
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
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. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
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
3. A By-law to amend By-law No. 6134,
being the Building By-law
(Amendments for Shower/Change Facilities)
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
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. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
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 designate Heritage Property,
and to amend By-law No. 4837,
being the Heritage By-law
(Designation of Facade of 225-255 E. Broadway)
MOVED by Cllr. Kennedy,
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. Kennedy,
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
MOTIONS
A. Establishment for Road Purposes File: 5807
(South 7 feet of Lot 67,
Block 70, District Lot 2027,
Plan 3066, Group One, NWD)
MOVED by Cllr. Chiavario,
SECONDED by Cllr. Ip,
WHEREAS the City of Vancouver is the registered owner of the south
7 feet of Lot 67, Block 70, District Lot 2027, Plan 3066, Group One,
New Westminster District;
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and in the public interest to
establish the above described land for road purposes;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the south 7 feet of Lot 67, Block
70, District Lot 2027, Plan 3066, Group One, New Westminster District
is hereby established for road purposes and declared to form and
constitute portion of road.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOTIONS (CONT'D)
B. Establishment for Road Purposes File: 5807
(South 7 feet of Lot 16 of Lot A,
Block 73, District Lot 2027,
Plan 3386, Group One, NWD)
MOVED by Cllr. Chiavario,
SECONDED by Cllr. Ip,
WHEREAS the City of Vancouver is the registered owner of the
south 7 feet of Lot 16 of Lot A, Block 73, District Lot 2027, Plan
3386, Group One, New Westminster District (PID 012-945-781);
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and in the public interest to
establish the above described land for road purposes;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the south 7 feet of Lot 16 of Lot A,
Block 73, District Lot 2027, Plan 3386, Group One, New Westminster
District (PID 012-945-781) is hereby established for road purposes and
declared to form and constitute portion of road.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
C. Establishment for Road Purposes File: 5807
(South 7 feet of Lot 17 of Lot A,
Block 73, District Lot 2027,
Plan 3386, Group One, NWD)
MOVED by Cllr. Chiavario,
SECONDED by Cllr. Ip,
WHEREAS the City of Vancouver is the registered owner of the
south 7 feet of Lot 17 of Lot A, Block 73, District Lot 2027, Plan
3386, Group One, New Westminster District (PID 012-945-862);
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and in the public interest to
establish the above described land for road purposes;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the south 7 feet of Lot 17 of Lot A,
Block 73, District Lot 2027, Plan 3386, Group One, New Westminster
District (PID 012-945-862) is hereby established for road purposes and
declared to form and constitute portion of road.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOTIONS (CONT'D)
D. Establishment for Road Purposes File: 5807
(South 7 feet of Lot 18 of Lot A,
Block 73, District Lot 2027,
Plan 3386, Group One, NWD)
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
WHEREAS the City of Vancouver is the registered owner of the
south 7 feet of Lot 18 of Lot A, Block 73, District Lot 2027, Plan
3386, Group One, New Westminster District (PID 012-945-871);
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and in the public interest to
establish the above described land for road purposes;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the south 7 feet of Lot 18 of Lot A,
Block 73, District Lot 2027, Plan 3386, Group One, New Westminster
District (PID 012-945-871) is hereby established for road purposes and
declared to form and constitute portion of road.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
E. Bicycle Parking Guidelines File: 5553-4
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the document entitled "Bicycle Parking Guidelines", adopted
by Council December 5, 1991, and amended December 10, 1992, be
rescinded.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
AND BY THE
REQUIRED MAJORITY
F. Bicycle Locker Guidelines File: 5553-4
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT the document entitled "Bicycle Locker Guidelines", adopted by
Council January 27, 1987, be rescinded.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
AND BY THE
REQUIRED MAJORITY
MOTIONS (CONT'D)
G. Conveyance, Acceptance and Allocation File: 5807
of Lands for Lane Purposes
(The North 0.762 metres of Lot 22,
except the South 17 feet now road,
of Lot 4, Blocks 12 to 21,
District Lot 666, Plan 1378,
Group One, NWD - 1047 East 41st Ave.)
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT WHEREAS the registered owner will be conveying to the City of
Vancouver for lane purposes land in the City of Vancouver, Province of
British Columbia, more particularly known and described as follows:
City of Vancouver
Parcel Identifier: 014-812-827
The North 0.762 metres of Lot 22, except the South 17 feet
now road, of Lot 4, Blocks 12 to 21, District Lot 666, Plan
1378, Group One, New Westminster District, the same as shown
heavy outlined on plan prepared by J.W. Larson, B.C.L.S.,
dated July 25, 1995, and marginally numbered LE 15653.
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and in the public interest to
accept and allocate the said lands for lane purposes;
BE IT RESOLVED that the above described lands, upon conveyance,
are hereby accepted and allocated for lane purposes and declared to
form and to constitute a portion of a lane.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
MOTIONS (CONT'D)
H. Closing Portion of the lane south of File: 5753-2
60th Avenue east of the lane east of
Ontario Street)
MOVED by Cllr. Clarke,
SECONDED by Cllr. Hemer,
THAT WHEREAS:
1. The City of Vancouver is the owner of all the streets and
lanes lying within the limits of the City of Vancouver;
2. The owner of the West 34.5 feet of Lot A (see 89207I), Block
3, District Lot 322, Plan 3071, has proposed to acquire an
approximate 11.42 foot wide portion of lane, dedicated by the
deposit of Plan 7248 and adjacent to the said West 34.5 feet
of Lot A;
3. The approximate 11.42 foot wide portion of lane dedicated by
the deposit of Plan 7248 and abutting the West 34.5 feet of
Lot A (see 89207I), Block 3, District Lot 322, Plan 3071, is
no longer required by the City for lane purposes;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT all that portion of lane dedicated
by the deposit of Plan 7248, south of 60th Avenue, east of the lane
east of Ontario Street, adjacent to the West 34.5 feet of Lot A (see
89207I), Block 3, District Lot 322, Plan 3071, the same as shown heavy
outlined on a Reference Plan of Survey, completed on the 6th day of
October, 1995, attested to by David Lyons, B.C.L.S. and marginally
numbered 95-863.RE1, be closed, stopped-up and conveyed to the abutting
owner;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the said portion of lane so closed be
consolidated with the abutting said West 34.5 feet of Lot A.
- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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At this point in the proceedings, Councillor Clarke
left the meeting.
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MOTIONS (CONT'D)
1. Canada Health and Social Transfer File: 4101-4
MOVED by Cllr. Kwan,
SECONDED by Cllr. Bellamy,
WHEREAS our national public system of health care is of critical
importance to the health and well-being of Canadians, including their
standard of living; and
WHEREAS our health care system ensures that every single Canadian
has access to affordable, quality health care on the basis of need of
care alone, not on the basis of ability to pay; and
WHEREAS the public nature of this system has ensured this equal
access for all; and
WHEREAS the vast majority of Canadians support the preservation of
this system and oppose the notion of a two tier system based on the
ability to pay; and
WHEREAS the vast majority of Canadians recognize Medicare as a
defining symbol of what it means to be Canadian; and
WHEREAS recently passed federal budget legislation includes the
Canada Health and Social Transfer (CHST) which is to be the new program
through which federal funds for health care are funnelled; and
WHEREAS the design of the CHST will end the federal cash transfers
for Medicare over the next ten to twelve years leaving the federal
government without the ability to enforce the national standards of
universality, comprehensiveness, accessibility, portability, and public
administration as detailed in the Canada Health Act; and
WHEREAS this will open the door to privatized health insurance for
health care and destroy our public system; and
WHEREAS every industrialized country in the world except the
United States has a public system of health care in which costs as a
percentage of the economy are far lower than in the United States; now
cont'dMOTIONS (CONT'D)
Canada Health and Social Transfer (cont'd)
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the City of Vancouver go on record
in support of maintaining our national, public health care system; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the City of Vancouver request that the
federal government act to amend the Canada Health and Social Transfer
to ensure there will always be a federal cash transfer for health care;
and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED THAT the week of October 30th to November
3rd, 1995 be proclaimed as Medicare Week in the City of Vancouver.
- CARRIED
(Councillors Hemer, Kennedy, Puil and the Mayor opposed)
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The Council recessed at 3:50 p.m. for an "In Camera"
meeting in the Mayor's Office.