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_ ; see if they were in agreement with allowing the Liquor Store to open with the

. temporary arrangements. I was only able to contacc 5 members of Counci1, Mayor

. Scott and Alderman Laking agreed with the arrangements providing that the Com
missionatre remained posted for the weekend trade, Alderman Mabbett agreed and

. felt that the Commissionaire should be on hand for the whole week, Alderman

Leggatt agreed and felt that no particular arrangements needed to be made for
traffic control. Alderman Ranger did not agree with occupancy until the parking
lot: and alley way were completed. I wag unable to contact Alderman Meyer and

; Alderman Thompson, On the basis of the information received from the Aldermen, 7 oo.
I contacted the Liquor Commission and they opened their doors, sometime around
2:30 or 3:00 o'clock on Friday afternoon,

If there is an infraction of our By-laws in this instance, it is the

fault of the developer rather than the Liquor Commission, Apparently the dey~
eloper gave the Liquor Control Board authority to open without checking on occu-
pancy permits, etc. In regard to charging the developer with occupying without
a permit, I have referred this matter to our Solicitor and he is reviewing our
By-laws to determine whether or not we have the Brounds to charge in view of

. the fant that the building was completed and we do have fnnda to complete the

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