ae ELS U Pe BRENKGES PAIRS ¢ Me ees Security guard Gary Ainscow (left) of Lockport-Security and Patrol was on hand last Friday to present a sign to Cliff Siebert noting that a security system is now in place at Crystal's Place, Terrace’s new youth centre. Lockport Security and Patrol is a new business in town established last February by Joe Sullivan, an eight-year resident of Terrace..Lockport donated the system valued at $700. Ds a hes The Bavarian Inn’s bid for a change in their liquor licence was _ putin the fast lane: Monday night. - Due.to the-Knight Street Pub affair ’ in Vancouver, the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch changed their system to include municipal councils in the investigation of licence applications. This might be well-intentioned, but Terrace council noted that the system: now seems even more bogged down in bureaucralic hoops than it was before. - The Bavarian Inn wants to give up their lower floor cabaret liquor licence and in turn has applied for a 65-seat neighbourhood pub licence. Bavarian owner and man- ager Gus Gerdei, accompanied by David Lane, visited council cham- bers Monday night to see how the Bavarian Inn application was pro- . ceeding. ‘It was explained to council by city planner Marvin Kamenz that a sign had been posted at the Bavarian Inn and newspaper adver- tisements had been run for two consecutive weeks advising the public of the licence application and of the fact that anyone wishing {0 object could do so before city :| council at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 27. No one was there to object, how- ever, and alderman Dave Hull took that as an indication that there was no public objection. Kamenz also . noted that there had been no writ- ‘ten objections. : 7 With this detail out of the way, it , was noted: that the application had been before council since last Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 29, 1990 A3 November and this caused both Hull and alderman Ruth Hallock to dwell on the bureaucratic navigat- ing required by someone applying for a liquor licence. "I just can’t ‘believe it’s this difficult to get a licence," said Hallock. And Hull asked, "Can we do something tonight?" Alderman Danny Sheridan already had that figured out. He offered a motion giving council's endorsement to the application. This cleared the way for Gerdei to receive pre-clearance approval from the Liquor Licensing Com-. |. Fast track for pub licence — mittee. With this clearance, Gerdei can then submit floor plans for final approval and the licence. There was one other detail that could deiay things, but Sheridan took care of that too, In his motion, he’s asked that administra- tion prepare a zoning change for the Bavarian Inn permitting a neighbourhood pub and that it-be given the first two readings at the Sept. 10 council meeting. The zoning change would then have to be advertised and third and final reading given at a subsequent council meeting. Young firebugs no match for There have been no serious fires in the Terrace area in the past week, But that’s only a matter of luck. There were three fires, apparently set by kids playing with matches, that could easily have gotten out of hand. The first occurred just before noon Friday on the Terrace Moun- tain nature trail above Anderson St. According to firefighter Ray Tremblay, firefighters arrived at the scene of this fire just in time to trim the branches from a burning tree. 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