2 - Weekly Record, June 11, 1986

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council was called to order
on Tuesday, June 3. All
aldermen were present

. with Alderman Pope acting
as Mayor in Mike Caisley’s
absence.

At the request of the
Grizzly Valley Daze com-
mittee, it was moved and
carried that Grizzly Valley
Daze become an official
annual event.

Regarding the beer gar-
den request, it was indi-
cated that the committee

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must approach the
R.C.M.P. It was mentioned
that there are still beer
garden licences available.
The committee also re-
quested the use of Super
Valu’s parking lot for the
Grizzly Valley Daze event.

It was agreed the lot could

be used provided proper
liability insurance and cov-
erage could be arranged.
Also, it was noted that the
various businesses would
be informed of the parking
lot use.

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This week in council

Regarding the issue of
the loss of representation
on the Health Care Services
Society Board, the Council
disagrees with the propos-
al. They feel that their loss
of a member representative
would break down contacts.
It was moved and carried
that a letter would be sent
indicating that the munici-
pality wishes to retain its
appointee on the Board.

A delegation from the
Summer Youth Ministry
approached council to in-
form them of their program
and its aims for the sum-
mer. They also requested
they be allowed to fall

‘under the blanket of the

Community Centre’s liabil-
ity program as they were
unable to obtain insurance.

Administrator Bob Miles
stated that, in order to be
covered, the group would
have to be under the direct
supervision and employ of
Tony Goode. Further dis-
cussions will take place
with Goode to see if some
equitable arrangement can
be reached.

A delegation from the
Tumbler Ridge Post Office
was present with a request
that Mayor and Council
proclaim June 8 to June 14
as Postal Employees Week
in Tumbler Ridge. Acting
Mayor Pope. signed. the
declaration upon a vote by
council.

Council was also in-
formed of the scholarship
for $500 that will be pre-
sented at the Graduation
Ceremonies to one student
for his or her continuing
education. The scholarship
was raised by the postal
employees.

A letter from Minister
Hugh Curtis, regarding
Council’s April 30 letter on
the proposed committee to
review industrial assess-

ment methodology was re-.

ceived for information.

A staff report from Jim
Greenwood was received
regarding the Steeprock
Trailer Park road repair.
The report indicated that
the necessary work would
start June 4. It was indi-
cated that the work would
be substantially complete
by June 20. The cost of the
work will be approximately

. $25,000 and will be paid for

by the municipality.

A report was received.

from Tony Goode regarding
the Community Centre Res-
taurant closure to shorter
hours. The report showed
figures that indicated that,

tt

if council wishes. m
the restaurant of e
and weekdays tt a
about $10,000 | IL
added to the budl }

Alderman §
raised the questi
ter promoting the
ant and suggeste,
better managem,
increase the
Southard furthé
that she was o
seeing the area i
during the hours'¢
tion.

Alderman Wisi!
he was opposet.,
marketing of the tn
because we havi.
enterprise in sim
nesses.

Alderman On
added that it i
enterprise we sb
promoting and —
Community Cenj_
taurant. -

In summary, it|
erally agreed by
that Tony Goode m
the needed flexi
close the restaural
quired for sound ¢
practice. :

By-law #138, th
for District of |
Ridge Peace Rij
Union Board of Hei
firmation By-Law,|
its final reading. |

By-law #136, the
of Tumbler Ridgel
By- Laws Amending
given first readingy,

By-law #137, they
of Tumbler Ridgey
Community Plan le
was given first reaf!

Alderman F
brought up the pr.
people cutting do
trees in the gré
areas. Alderman hi
gested that, if peri
required to cut dow
fall, perhaps peopl
become more awat
problem.

Alderman Rose"
the question of the
Camp Clean Up. &
trator Bob Miles std
Quadra’s lease W
province expires tht
June. At that tir
municipality will 4
the lease and therey
thorough inspectiol
sure that the cleat
progressing propetl

Alderman Rose
the question of dog

ing. A citizen hi

proached Rose sayi
she had been tolds
catch the offendi
before the city woull
up. Greenwood sta
lady had _ been

formed.

A request was!
from Reverend Jak
son that the chu
allowed to erect a
ial sign at the enti
Tumbler Ridge. ]
quest was granted,