BUSINESS FEES for video
games in North Vancouver
City will be $60, and not
$120, City council’s policy
committee decided Monday.

But council couldn't make
a decision on a maximum fee
to charge businesses that
have video game machines
and, after rejecting several
figures on tie votes, ad-
journed the discussion to the
next policy committee
meeting.

The $60 per-machine fee
will be in place for 1984 if
council passes the revised
bylaw recommended by the
pohcy committee.

Last year council] passed
new zoning regulations for
the machines — including a
hmit of eight machines per

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business and a restriction on
the amount of floor space an
arcade portion of a business
can occupy.

Alderman Gary Payne
tned Monday to restrict the
upper limit on the business
fees to $1,000, but failed.
Other figures proposed —
$1,100, $1,500 and $2,000
were also defeated.

City Administrator Ed
Raymond reminded council
that if it can't agree on a fee
limit, $2,000, as provided for
in the Municipal Act, will be

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Video game licence fees:
it could be twice as bad

the limit.

The upper limit concerns
businesses such as Right On
Submarines and
Amusements and Circuit
Circus, which have 28 and 26
machines respectively.

Without limit, Right On
would pay $1,680 per year,
while Circuit Circus would
pay $1,560. The two
businesses have the most
machines in North Van-
couver City, and will not be

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under the zoning bylaw
passed last year.

A bid by Alderman Stella
Jo Dean to restrict the entry
of young people into the
arcades during school hours
failed for want of support
from other council mem-
bers.

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