Survey urged for proposed pub

NORTH VANCOUVER District
Council wants to see a= more
thorough survey done of an area
surrounding the proposed location
of @ new acighborhood pub in the
municipality.

Under provincial regulations a
poll must be conducted asking
businesses and residents within
350 metres of the site whether
they are for or against a pub in
their neighborhood.

But aldermen say because the
proposed location at 1790 Spicer
Rd. is remotely situated in an in-

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL

dustrial area, they do not want to
see a poll done until it includes
the nearest’ resident. the next
nearest pub jocation and a per
capita breakdown of liquor outlets
in the area.

Once the poll is conducted
council can either reject the ap-
plication or request a rezoning
bylaw and set a date for a public

hearing.

Ald. Janice Harris said the ap-
plii.adion — along with three other
applications for three other
neighborhood pubs soon sched-
uled to come before council —
should be considered at the same
time.

“We should be looking at all
four right now in a_ strategic
sense,’” Harris said.

Ald. Joan Gadsby said there are
already enough neighborhood
pubs in the district and adding
any more will only increase prob-
Jems with alcohol abuse.

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