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Friday, October 10, 1997 — North Shore News - 17

NVC gives pub
another chance

By Jolanda Waskito
Contributing Writer

NORTH Vancouver
City council is allowing
David Brant to re-sur-
vey residents in hopes
of getting 60% support
for his pub proposal,
even though council
rejected his application
a month and a half
ago.

According to the city’s
bylaws, 12 mionths must
elapse between rejection of an
application and re-submission
of a proposal that is substan-
tially similar.

Brant, of — Cardinai
Management Ltd., has not
changed anything in his pro-
posal for a neighborhood pub
to be built on his property at
850 Marine Drive.

Despite the bylaw, council!
voted 5-2 to approve the re-
application. Councillors John
Braithwaite and Stella Jo

Dean were opposed.

The majority of council
changed its mind on the pub
proposal because most felt
Brant was treated unfairly.

Brant was midway though
his application process when
council decided on April 7,
1997, to pass a new bylaw. It
required that a survey be con-
ducted of residents and busi-
nesses located in an 800-
inetre radius of the proposed
pub, and that a minimum 60%
of voters be in favor of the
development.

Brant had already spent
$10,000 on a referendum,
but council rejected his pro-
posal because only 54.5%
voted in favor ofa pub in their
neighborhood. A total of
1,129 ballots were cast during
2 one-month period.

Coun. Darrell Mussatto
said he wanted to “show com-
passion” by giving Brant a
second chance.

“He’s doing the survey at
all cost to him. I have no
problem with this,” he said.

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