A26 - Friday, April 27, 1984 - North Shore News

Aldermen back pub possibility
over protests of district staff

DESPITE THE = opposition of staff, North
Vancouver District Council decided Tuesday to
proceed with a rezoning bylaw which could lead
to the construction of a neighborhood pub at 13%
Pemberton.

from Welch and First
By JOANNE MacDONALD Streets Parking would be

provided at the rear of the
The rezoning would see building

the property in question The District's Social
rezoned from. Light’ In- Planning department op-
dustrial Zone (13) to General poses the applhcation on the
Commercial Zone 2A (C2A) grounds that it threaten’s the
The proposed pub would area’s light industrial secuion
tace Pemberton, with access with commercial use

There are also concerns
that the pub might adversely
affect the Notrgyate
neighborhood, with statt
worned that increased van-
dalhism might occur to the
children’s plavground which
is situated nearby

The Planning department
opposes the plan since if
could affect the low level
toad in the area, for which
multi-jurisdictional  polictes
are being targeted The
department) also sees the
application ‘tas an example

of an effort to use relatively
inexpensive
mercial use. "’

Commission
pub proposal

unanimous in supporting the

the RCMP
similar establishments betore

supported the move to bylaw
but voiced concerns about
the expansion of commercial
development into the lhght
industrial zone.

Ald. Craig Clark concur-
red with Dykeman

A poll of area residents
showed $2.4 per cent of
those surveyed were in favor
of the pub, while 22.4 per
cent were not. Fifty-three of
the 210 ballots mailed out
were not returned

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generally in tavor of the pub
as long as wt 1s policed
regularly, and ample parking
is provided. Residents also
urged that the new
establishment be kept clean,
with no strippers or bands
permitted

The earhest a bylaw deal-
ing with the issue could
come forward for Council
consideration would be May
7. A pubhe hearing is ex
pected to be held shortly
after the introduction of the
bvlaw