General Purposes Committee Meeting Agenda - July 17, 2000

CITY OF RICHMOND
Anderson Room
City Hall
6911 No. 3 Road

Motion to adopt the minutes of the meeting of the General Purposes Committee held on Tuesday, July 4^th, 2000.

(Report: July 12/00, File No.: 8060-20-7135) (REDMS No. 165318) (Referral from July 10^th, Council Meeting.)

Designated Speaker: Paul Kendrick

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

That Business Regulation Amendment Bylaw No. 7135, which establishes closing hours for both Registered and Unregistered Massage Therapists at 9:30 p.m. daily, and closing hours for Body Painting/Body Rub Studios at midnight Sunday through Thursday and 1:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, be forwarded to Council for first, second and third readings.

(Report: June 19/00, File No.: ) (REDMS No. 160-318)

Designated Speaker: Lauren Melville

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

That staff prepare a report on programming options for the new City Hall, and report to Council, through the General Purposes Committee.

(Report: June 30/00, File No.: 5125-01) (REDMS No. 157021)

Designated Speaker: Suzanne Bycraft

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

That the action statements (outlined in Table 2 of the report dated June 30, 2000, from the General Manager, Engineering & Public Works), regarding the Joint Emergency Liaison Committee - Annual Report, be endorsed.

That a copy of the staff report be sent to the Joint Emergency Liaison Committee Co-Chairs, Ms. Judy Rogers, City Manager, City of Vancouver, and Mr. Merv Harrower, Director - Provincial Emergency Program.

(Report: July 5/00, File No.: 6340-20-P.99301) (REDMS No. 163170)

Designated Speaker: Jeff Day

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

That City forces construct the No. 5 Road Box Culvert from Horseshoe Slough to Machrina Way, for a total estimated cost of $1,544,000.00 including GST.

(Report: July 12/00, File No.: .) (REDMS No. 163295)

Designated Speaker: Sandra Tokarcyzk

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

That:

The City's parking program, (as outlined in the report dated July 12^th, 2000, from the Manager, Community Bylaws & Administration), be approved in principle.

An additional Parking Patroller position be created and added to the City's position complement control.

Staff:

develop and conduct a public consultation process to determine the level of enforcement services the community would like to see for "on" and "off" street overtime parking as well as commercial vehicle infractions; and

develop a proposal call based on the outcome of the public consultation process.