May 30th, 1977

safety aspect with respect to fire and stretcher cases must be considered.

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Traboulay:

That Application R#9/77 to rezone four small lots at the North-west corner

of Kelly Avenue and Mary Hill Road, legally described as Lots 1-4, D.L. 289,

Plan 2426, from RS-1 (One-Family Residential) to RM-4 (Maximum-Density Apartment Resi-~
dential) to permit the development of a 13-suite, 3-storey apartment, proceed
to Public Hearing subject to the applicant providing for the installation of
aa elevator in the Proposed apartment building. Carried.
From the Planning & Zoning Committee, May 27th, 1977, submitting a Plan.& Zon.

Comn.re
summary of comments made at the Public Information Meeting on Wednesday, May Neighbourhood

: Pubs, etc.
18th, 1977, on Neighbourhood Pubs, and advising that, subsequent to the
two initial applications for a Public Licence, which were both rejected by
the Liquor Administration Branch on the basis that they are less than a
mile from an existing CJass "A" facility and because the Commission feels
that- as there are enough liquor outlets in the area a Neighbourhood Pub
would not be economically viable, Mr. Charlie Hughes, along with one of the
original applicants, wishes to approach Council to obtain approval for re~
zoning a parcel of land on the corner of Dorset and Coast Meridian for the
purpose of accommodating a Neighbourhood Pub,
Mayor Campbell, upon advising of interest in the Golden Ears Hotel Mayor

Campbell

as a mortgage holder, vacated the Chair and left the Council Chamber at leaves
Council

8:15 p.m., and Alderman Thompson then assumed his place as Acting~Mayor. Chamber at
Members of Council generally agreed that applicants of the proposed OF19 Pome

Neighbourhood Pub to be located on the South-west corner of Dorset Avenue

and Coast Meridian Road, be given an Opportunity to make a presentation

thereon this evening, and Mr. Charlie Hughes, acting as spokesman, re-

ferred to a brief that had been made available to Council on May 27th, 1977,

which he pointed out, provides a general outline of the project contempla~

ted. Alderman Mabbett then drew attention to a letter received from the

Township of Richmond, May 25th, 1977, wherein it was noted there are a

number of problems associated with a Neighbourhood Public House which has

been in operation in thet Moaulcipality for the past year. The City

Administrator advised that a letter had been received from the W.R. Beck

Family, May 30th, 1977, opposing the establishment of a Neighbourhood Pub

in the Northside Shopping Centre area, and poirting out that a survey of

the merchangs concerned did not indicate they were 100% in favour of such

a facility as was stated by the President of the Northside Merchants