Aé - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 5, 2002

City warns
company over
liquor sales

A DELIVERY service operator accused of selling liquor
to under-age youths has been warned he’ll lose his busi-
ness licence if there are allegations of this kind again.

Sattle Delivery owner Adrien Petit appeared before
city council last week after cily officials received five
complaints about the delivery of liquor to minors,

City director of regulatory services Paul Gipps had re-
commended council suspend Petit’s business licence for
three days and then reinstate it with a restriction that the
business not be allowed to deliver any alcohol.

Petit said liquor deliveries amount to 65 per cent of
his business and such a restriction would effectively put
him under.

Councillors instead opted to warn Petit, who they said
will face the lass of his business licence if the city re-
ceives more complaints.

“One more incident and you'll lose your licence,”
said acting mayor Rich McDaniel.

“Your leash is extremely short,” added councillor
David Hull. “You won't get another chance.”

Gipps said the city had received four complaints in
less than two weeks about Sattle Delivery, as well as an
earlier camplaint dating to last year.

Councillors said they suspect that if that many par-
ents have complained to the city, the actual number of
violations is far higher.

Petit says he’s only aware of two incidents of alcohol
delivery to minors by his drivers - when parents com-
plained to him directly - adding he’s seen no proof of
the other complaints to the city.

Petii says he has undertaken new policies to ensure
his delivery drivers ask for identification from anyone
who appears to be 25 or younger.

But he said he was not Sure he could guarantee his
drivers wouldn’t continue to “deliver alcoho! against
company policy.

“T can’t promise it won’t happen again,” he said.

“The onus is on you if you’re really serious about
keeping your business,” said councillor Lynne Christian-
sen.

Council was told recent complaints involved liquor
sales to children under the age of 15.

Not much chance
for CBC 2 signal

CBC RADIO 2 won't be coming to Terrace airwaves any
time soon.
The Kitimat-Stikine Regional District declined to put

up an estimated $10,000 to $15,000 needed for equip- ;

ment to transmit the signal to the Terrace area.

Kitimat council is working with local groups interes-
ted in bringing Radio 2 to that town and asked the regio-
nal district to consider joining the effort.

Unlike Radio 1, which runs news and current affairs,
CBC Radio 2 concentrates on classical music and arts
coverage.

A regional district administration report said the sig-
nal from Kitimat would only be strong for about 10 kilo-
metres north of Kitimat without added transmission
equipment to cover the Terrace area.

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