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Four new pubs proposed for N. Van

NORTH VANCOUVER residents could have up to four
new neighborhood pubs in their area if the provincial gov-

ernment approves new pub ficence applications proposed
for North Vancouver City and District.

And that prospect has upset the
Neighborhood Pub Owners’
Association of B.C. and at least
one North Vancouver drinking
establishment.

The Liquor Control and Licens-
ing Branch (1.CLB) has given pre-
liminary site and applicant (PSA)
approval to four businesses that
hope to open four separate
neighborhood pubs on the North
Shore: three in. North Vancouver

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By Surj Rattan
News Reporter

District and one in’ North Van-
couver City.

*William Baye:. of 1040
Millstream Rd. in) West) Van-
couver, and Jovanka Myers, of
1710-E177) West Hastings St. in
Vancouver, are the directors of a

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numbered company that has been
granted PSA approval to open a
neighborhood pub at the Parkgate
Village Shopping Centre in the
Deep Cove area.

e Wayne William Hussey and
Jacqueline A. Hussey of 1116
Grand Bivd. in North Vancouver
ure listed as the directors of a
numbered company that has been
granted PSA approval to open a
neighborhood pub at 1970 Spicer
St. in North Vancouver District.

e Marjorie Gail Gibson is the
director of a company that has
been granted PSA approval for a
neighborhood pub outlet at 1765

Capilano Rd. in North Vancouver
District.

* John Teti is the director of a
company that has won PSA ap-
proval for a neighborhood pub
outlet at 400-300 Brooksbank
Ave. in North Vancouver City’s
Park and Tilford shopnivg centre.

LCLB manager ot mmunica-
tions Rosa Muzer said the PSA
approvals are only the first step in
approving a neighborhood pub
application. She said it is now up
to) North Vancouver City and
District to gauge public opinion
on the issue.

“Ar this stage we're simply si
ing the applicants do meet the ini-
tial approval. Only if there was
support from the municipalities

wauld we go any further,” said
Muzer. “Whether four (pub) ap-

plications is unusual or not de-
pends on their locations. We
would not entertain an application
within one radius mile of another
neighborhood pub."’

North Vancouver District
spokesman Mark Bostwick said
the three neighborhood pubs pro-
posed for the district are currently
working on design plans. Once
applications have been made to
the district, he said, district staff
would review the applications be-
fore sending them to council.

ff council decides to initiate a
poll of the neighborhoods, district
staff would conduct the poll and
bill the developers.

The poll results would then go
back to council who would cither

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