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REPORT TO COUNCIL
STANDING COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL
ON PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTJUNE 27, 2002
A Regular Meeting of the Standing Committee of Council on Planning and Environment was held on Thursday, June 27, 2002, at 2:00 p.m., in Committee Room No. 1, Third Floor, City Hall.
PRESENT:
Councillor Lynne Kennedy, Chair
Mayor Philip Owen
Councillor Fred Bass
Councillor Jennifer Clarke
Councillor Daniel Lee
Councillor Don Lee, Vice-Chair
Councillor Tim Louis
Councillor Sandy McCormick*Councillor Gordon Price
Councillor George Puil
Councillor Sam SullivanABSENT:
CITY MANAGER'S
OFFICE:Francie Connell, Acting City Manager
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE:
Diane M. Clairmont, Meeting Coordinator
* Denotes presence during part of the meeting.
RECOMMENDATION
1. New Provincial Liquor Licensing Reforms & Anticipated Staffing Requirements (File: 2610)
The Committee had before it an Administrative Report dated June 14, 2002, in which the Chief License Inspector provided an update on recent changes to Provincial Liquor Licensing regulations and their potential impacts on the City's liquor licensing policies. Council approval was sought for the creation of two one-year temporary staffing positions to address liquor licensing policy issues arising from the new Provincial liquor strategy. The General Manager of Community Services supported the recommendations.
Guy Gusdal, License Coordinator, and Paul Teichroeb, Chief License Inspector, reviewed and report and responded to questions.
MOVED by Councillor Louis
THAT the Committee recommend to Council
A. THAT the Administrative Report New Provincial Liquor Licensing Reforms & Anticipated Staffing Requirements dated June 14, 2002, be provided to Council as an update on the Provincial Liquor Licensing Reforms adopted on March 15, 2002 and their potential impacts on the City's liquor licensing policies; and
B. THAT Council approve the creation of two one-year temporary full-time positions of a Planner and Planning Assistant III to address liquor licensing policy issues arising from the Provincial liquor reforms. The cost of these positions is $145,125 (approximately $70,000 in 2002) and will be funded from revenue generated from increased business license fees for liquor license establishments and will be subject to a formal classification review by the General Manager of Human Resources.
FURTHER THAT Staff report back in one year on the status of both positions.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
2. City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process (File: 2611-1)
The Committee had before it an Administrative Report dated June 14, 2002, in which the Chief License Inspector sought Council approval for the proposed liquor application process for Person Capacity Increases relating to various applications in Class `A' Hotel lounges/pubs, Class `C' cabarets, Class `D' neighbourhood pubs and Class `F' marine pubs. Council was also asked to reaffirm the existing moratorium areas of Gastown, the Downtown Eastside and Downtown Granville South by not endorsing Person Capacity Increases in any of these areas or in neighbourhoods in the immediate vicinity, and to establish fees for all applications eligible for further processing.
Paul Teichroeb, Chief License Inspector, and Guy Gusdal, License Coordinator, reviewed the report, its historical background and responded to questions. It was noted that at this meeting, Council approval is sought for a global strategy. The merits of individual applications will be reviewed under separate reports in the future. They also clarified the rationale utilized to determine the category into which each application was placed.
The following spoke expressing concerns regarding various aspects of the recommendations:
Eli Gershkovitch, Steamworks
Bert Hick, Rising Tide Consultants, (brief submitted - on file)
Phil Moon, Fountainhead Pub and Oasis
Stephen Bauer, PumpJack Pub
Hank and Dave Kershaw, Stone Temple Cabaret
Leanore Sali, Gastown Business Improvement Society
Dennis Coates, Mair Jensen Blair
John Kettlewell, Elephant Walk Pub
Peter Uram, President Aztec Properties, representing Bimini's Neighbourhood Pub
Dave Crown, Avanti's Pub and O'Kool's Irish Pub Inc.
Gillan Jackson & Reverend Jim smith, Central Presbyterian Church
John Teti, Sonar Cabaret and Chair, BarWatch
Speakers' comments included:
· moratorium is being used as a blunt instrument; removes Council discretion to review individual meritorious applications;
· applicants who have complied with regulations believe they should be able to apply for PCI;
· a more effective policy than a moratorium is relocation of license seats;
· Gastown moratorium must be reviewed sooner rather than later; this review has been promised several times over the years;
· Gastown neighbourhood and businesses are suffering; problems have become entrenched; good operations have been punished;
· Gastown neighbourhood is different and may require different solution;
· a Gastown forum involving stakeholders from various sectors is proposed in order to develop strategies relating to the entertainment industry in conjunction with responsible hospitality principles;
· Gastown will lose good entertainment businesses if moratorium continues;
· moratorium on areas adjacent moratorium areas is inappropriate;
· policies do not recognize differences among licenses and how they operate;
· neighbourhood notification needs revision to ensure public understands process;
· timeframe of process is too lengthy;
· process is flawed; if applications in Category B are not eligible, they should not be considered at all; if they are eligible, they should be moved into Category A;
· process is inequitable; all applications should be dealt within the same timeframe.
In response Staff advised the following:
· moratorium boundaries have not been re-evaluated, the recommended process will enable current applications to be dealt with expeditiously and then the boundaries would be re-examined;
· divisiveness within Gastown itself (residential vs business) makes a moratorium review difficult and time consuming. Staff is willing to assist with a forum;
· if issues relating to a specific application can be resolved, that application should be upgraded;
· signage as well as letters will be used for notification process.
In response to a question, Francie Connell, Acting City Manager, advised that Council does have the legal right to establish moratoriums.
MOVED by Councillor Clarke
THAT the Committee recommend to Council
A. THAT Council approve the public consultation and processing procedure as generally outlined in Administrative Report City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process dated June 14, 2002, for the following Person Capacity Increase applications:
1) 3716 Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "Fraser Arms Hotel) request for the Class "A" Pub located at 1450 South West Marine Drive;
2) 3716 Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "Fraser Arms Hotel") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1450 South West Marine Drive;
3) O'Kool's Irish Pub Inc.'s (doing business as "Lennox Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 800 Granville Street;
4) 530077 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Commodore Ballroom & Restaurant") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 870 Granville Street;
5) 594086 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Club Paradise") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 315 East Broadway;
6) Coal Harbour Restaurant Inc..'s (doing business as "Live Bait Yacht & Marine Pub") request for the Class "F" Marine Pub located at 1583 Coal Harbour Quay;
7) St. Regis Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "St. Regis Hotel - Legend's") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 602 Dunsmuir Street;
8) Avanti's Pub Inc.'s (doing business as "Avanti's Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 1601 Commercial Drive;
9) 601539 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Daddyo's On Broadway") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1236 West Broadway;
10) Jalm Holdings Ltd.'s (doing business as "Bridges") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 1696 Duranleau Street;
11) Rayman Investments & Management Inc.'s (doing business as "Granville Island Hotel - The Creek Brew Pub") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 1253 Johnston Street;
12) Linked Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "Darby D Dawes Neighbourhood Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 2001 MacDonald Street;
13) Stamps Landing Neighbourhood Pub Ltd.'s (doing business as "Stamps Landing Neighbourhood Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 610 Stamps Landing;
14) Plaza 500 Hotels Ltd.'s (doing business as "Plaza 500") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 500 West 12th Avenue;
15) Horusgo Enterprises Ltd.'s (doing business as "Krazy Kangaroo Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 7725 Champlain Crescent;
16) Vancouver Airport Hotel Limited's (doing business as "Coast Vancouver Airport Hotel") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1041 South West Marine Drive;
17) Terminal City Club Inc.'s (doing business as "Terminal City Club") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 888 West Cordova Street; and
18) The Plaza Cabaret Ltd.'s (doing business as "Plaza Cabaret") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 881 Granville Street.
19) 630348 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Silvertone Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 2733 Commercial Drive;
20) Corona Management Corporation's (doing business as "Cedar Cottage Neighbourhood Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 3728 Clark Drive.
B. THAT Council, having considered a previous Council endorsement with a condition limiting the seating capacity, instruct staff to process the following applications from currently operating establishments and others like them, individually and concurrently with applications in Recommendation A of Administrative Report City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process dated June 14, 2002:
1) The Fountainhead Pub Ltd.'s (doing business as "Fountainhead Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 1025 Davie Street;
2) Doll & Penny's Café Ltd.'s (doing business as "Doll & Penny's Café") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 1167 Davie Street;
3) Oasis Restaurants Ltd.'s (doing business as "Oasis Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 1240 Thurlow Street; and
C. THAT Council, having considered that no liquor license exists, the business is not operating or that there are outstanding permit issues, instruct staff to defer processing of the following Person Capacity Increase applications until such time that the outstanding issues have been resolved and all applications outlined in Recommendation A of Administrative Report City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process dated June 14, 2002 have been completed:
1) Keran Holdings Ltd.'s (doing business as "Celebrities") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1022 Davie Street;
2) 3716 Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "Fraser Arms Hotel") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1450 South West Marine Drive;
3) Mark Warren James's request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 337 West Pender Street;
4) 490811 BC Ltd.'s request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 900 Granville Street;
5) Pravda Enterprises Limited Partnership's request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 952 Granville Street;
6) St. Regis Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "St. Regis Hotel - Gotham's Steakhouse") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 602 Dunsmuir Street;
7) Jak Investments Ltd & Andrew Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "Elephant Walk") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 1445 East 41st Avenue;
8) Tokyu Canada Corporation's (doing business as "Pan Pacific Vancouver Hotel") request for the Class " A " Lounge located at Unit 300 - 999 Canada Place;
9) Cruz Ventures Ltd.'s (doing business as "The Wild Coyote") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1312 South West Marine Drive; and
10) Aztec Properties Company Ltd.'s (doing business as "Bimini Neighbourhood Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 2018 West 4th Avenue.
D1. THAT Council reaffirm the Downtown Eastside Council moratorium area as indicated by the map shown in Appendix A of Administrative Report City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process, dated June 14, 2002, by further defining the district as a moratorium area where the one time only Person Capacity Increases as proposed by the Provincial Liquor Policy Review for Class "C" Cabaret, Class "A" Hotel Lounge/Pub, and Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub applications (or the equivalent license type under the LCLB's proposed 2 license system) will NOT be endorsed and that the moratorium be effective from June 27, 2002.
D2. THAT Council, having considered the community impact of an increase in person capacity, traffic, noise, road access, parking availability and the proximity within the Downtown Eastside Person Capacity Increase Moratorium area, does NOT endorse the following applications for a person capacity increase:
1) No. 26 Great Projects Ltd.'s (doing business as "Savoy Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 258 East Hastings Street;
2) Balmoral Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Balmoral Hotel (Vancouver)") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 159 East Hastings Street;
3) Triville Enterprises Ltd.'s (doing business as "Regent Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 160 East Hastings Street;
4) Drake Enterprises Ltd.'s (doing business as "Drake Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 606 Powell Street; and
5) Sam-Woo Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "New Dodson Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 25 East Hastings Street.
E1. THAT Council reaffirm the Gastown Council moratorium area as indicated by the map shown in Appendix B of Administrative Report City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process, dated June 14, 2002, by further defining the district as a moratorium area where the one time only Person Capacity Increases as proposed by the Provincial Liquor Policy Review for Class "C" Cabaret, Class "A" Hotel Lounge/Pub, and Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub applications (or the equivalent license type under the LCLB's proposed 2 license system) will NOT be endorsed and that the moratorium be effective from June 27, 2002.
E2. THAT Council, having considered the community impact of an increase in person capacity, traffic, noise, road access, parking availability and the proximity within the Gastown Person Capacity Increase Moratorium area, does NOT endorse the following applications for a person capacity increase:
1) Sonar Cabaret Ltd.'s (doing business as "Sonar") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 66 Water Street;
2) LDS Tradehouse Inc.'s (doing business as "Rainier Hotel - The Brickyard") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 315 Carrall Street;
3) Quarterdeck Brewing Co Ltd.'s (doing business as "Steamworks") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 375 Water Street;
4) Cambie Hotel (Vancouver) Ltd.'s (doing business as "Cambie Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 314 Cambie Street; and
5) The Purple Onion Cabaret Inc.'s (doing business as "Purple Onion Cabaret") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 15 Water Street.
E.3 THAT staff report back regarding a workplan and staffing implications required to expedite a Gastown moratorium review.
F1. THAT Council reaffirm the Downtown Granville South Moratorium Area as defined by the map in Appendix D of Administrative Report City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process, dated June 14, 2002, as a moratorium area where the one time only Person Capacity Increases as proposed by the Provincial Liquor Policy Review for Class "C" Cabaret, Class "A" Hotel Lounge/Pub, and Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub applications (or the equivalent license type under the LCLB's proposed 2 license system) will NOT be endorsed and that the moratorium be effective from June 27, 2002.
F2. THAT Council, having considered the community impact of an increase in person capacity, traffic, noise, road access, parking availability and the proximity within the Downtown Granville South Person Capacity Increase Moratorium area, does NOT endorse the following applications for a person capacity increase:
1) 377540 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Yale Hotel (Vancouver)") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 1300 Granville Street;
2) Luv-A-Fair Restaurants Ltd.'s (doing business as "Luv-A-Fair Cabaret") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1275 Seymour Street;
3) Veejoi Enterprises Ltd.'s (doing business as "Wett Bar & Cabaret") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1320 Richards Street;
4) New World Entertainment Investments Ltd.'s (doing business as "Richard's On Richards") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1036 Richards Street;
5) Westberg Holdings Inc.'s (doing business as "Hotel Linden -Lava Lounge") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 1176 Granville Street;
6) Stone Temple Cabaret Ltd.'s (doing business as "Stone Temple Cabaret") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1082 Granville Street;
7) 457239 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Starfish Room") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1055 Homer Street; and
8) Calverton Holdings Ltd.'s (doing business as "The Odyssey") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1251 Howe Street.
G. THAT Council, having considered the community impact of an increase in person capacity, traffic, noise, road access, parking availability and the proximity to the Downtown Eastside and Gastown Moratorium areas, does NOT endorse the following applications for a person capacity increase:
1) Northstar International Motor Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Cobalt Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 917 Main Street;
2) 588080 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Good Luck Cabaret") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 147 East Pender Street;
3) Leo Chow's (doing business as "Brickhouse at Hogan's Alley") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 730 Main Street;
4) Yang-Myung Hotel Management Ltd.'s (doing business as "Astoria Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 769 East Hastings Street;
5) Heritage House Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Heritage House") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 455 Abbott Street; and
6) Heritage House Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Heritage House") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 455 Abbott Street.
7) Heritage House Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Heritage House") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 455 Abbott Street.
8) Allen Lai's request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 88 West Pender Street;
H. THAT Council, having considered the community impact of an increase in person capacity, traffic, noise, road access, parking availability and proximity to the Downtown Granville South Moratorium area, does NOT endorse the following applications for a person capacity increase:
1) Dix Barbeque & Brewery Inc.'s (doing business as "Dix Barbeque & Brewery") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 871 Beatty Street;
2) 577587 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Westin Grand Hotel -Voda") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 783 Homer Street;
3) Home Investments Ltd.'s request for the Class "A" Pub located at 757 Richards Street;
4) Rosedale On Robson Suite Hotel Inc.'s (doing business as "Rosie's On Robson") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 838 Hamilton Street;
5) 467794 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "The Rage") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at Unit 105B - 750 Pacific Boulevard;
6) Northland Properties Ltd.'s (doing business as "Sandman Inn") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 180 West Georgia Street;
7) Georgian Court Hotel Inc.'s (doing business as "Coast Georgian Court - The William Tell Restaurant") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 773 Beatty Street.
I. THAT Council, having considered the community impact of an increase in person capacity, traffic, noise, road access, parking availability, as well as noting that all of the following applicants have either failed to supply documentation requested by staff or withdrawn on their request, does NOT endorse the following applications for a Person Capacity Increase:
1) Rayman Investments & Management Ltd.'s (doing business as "Granville Island Hotel - The Creek Brewery") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1253 Johnston Street;
2) Listel Canada Ltd.'s (doing business as "O'Doul's Hotel") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1300 Robson Street;
3) Kyowa Holding Co Ltd.'s (doing business as "Coast Plaza at Stanley Park") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1733 Comox Street;
4) Lougheed Ventures Ltd.'s (doing business as "Blue Horizon Hotel - Inlets Bistro & Lounge") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1225 Robson Street;
5) Lougheed Ventures Ltd.'s (doing business as "Blue Horizon Hotel - Shenanigan's") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 1225 Robson Street;
6) Lougheed Ventures Ltd.'s (doing business as "Biltmore Motor Hotel") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 395 Kingsway;
7) Lougheed Ventures Ltd.'s (doing business as "Biltmore Motor Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 395 Kingsway;
8) Jericho Pub Inc.'s (doing business as "Jeremiah's Neighbourhood Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 3681 West 4th Avenue;
9) 605613 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "McLarty's Pub") request for the Class "D" Neighbourhood Pub located at 3684 East Hastings Street;
10) Donna Marie Thomason's (doing business as "Ms. T's") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 339 West Pender Street;
11) New World Hotels (BC) Ltd.'s (doing business as "Vancouver Renaissance Hotel") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1133 West Hastings Street;
12) Camwood Holdings Limited's (doing business as "The Jolly Taxpayer Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 828 West Hastings Street;
13) 543037 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Tokyo Lounge") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at Unit 350 - 1050 Alberni Street;
14) Burvan Hotel Associates' (doing business as "Hyatt Regency Vancouver Hotel") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 655 Burrard Street;
15) Celebrity Enterprises Ltd.'s (doing business as "Penthouse") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at 1019 Seymour Street;
16) Centennial Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Ramada Vancouver Centre") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 898 West Broadway;
17) 596573 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Brandi's Show Lounge") request for the Class "C" Cabaret located at Unit 500 - 595 Hornby Street;
18) Reunion Properties Inc.'s (doing business as "Holiday Inn Howe Street - Panama Jack's") request for the Class "A" Lounge located at 1110 Howe Street;
19) 477633 BC Ltd.'s (doing business as "Piccadilly Hotel") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 620 West Pender Street; and
20) Blue Boy Motor Hotel Ltd.'s (doing business as "Quality Inn Airport") request for the Class "A" Pub located at 725 South East Marine Drive.
J. THAT Council request staff include as part of the Community Charter Review a request to the Province that a proportional amount of revenue from provincial liquor licensing be allocated to municipalities to deal with municipal processing and enforcement costs arising from provincial liquor licensing changes.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The Committee adjourned at 4:25 p.m.
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CITY OF VANCOUVER
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
STANDING COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT
JUNE 27, 2002
A Regular Meeting of the Council of the City of Vancouver was held on Thursday, June 27, 2002, at 4:25 p.m., in Committee Room No. 1, Third Floor, City Hall, following the Standing Committee on Planning and Environment meeting, to consider the recommendations of the Committee.
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Mayor Philip Owen
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Councillor Fred Bass
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CITY MANAGER'S
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Francie Connell, Acting City Manager |
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE: |
Diane M. Clairmont, Meeting Coordinator |
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Councillor Kennedy
SECONDED by Councillor Don Lee
THAT this Council resolve itself into Committee of the Whole, Mayor Owen in the Chair.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Report of Standing Committee on Planning and Environment
June 27, 2002
Council considered the recommendations of the Committee, as contained in the following clauses of the foregoing report:
Cl.1: New Provincial Liquor Licensing Reforms & Anticipated Staffing Requirements
C1.2: City Response to Provincial Person Capacity Increase Process
Clauses 1 and 2
MOVED by Councillor Kennedy
THAT the recommendations of the Committee, as contained in Clauses 1 and 2 of this report, be approved.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
RISE FROM COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Councillor Kennedy
THAT the Committee of the Whole rise and report.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPT REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MOVED by Councillor Kennedy
SECONDED by Councillor Don Lee
THAT the report of the Committee of the Whole be adopted.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
BYLAWS
1. A By-law to amend Development Permit Board and Advisory Panel By-law No. 5869 (Bylaw No. 8508)
MOVED by Councillor Don Lee
SECONDED by Councillor McCormick
THAT the By-law be introduced and read a first time.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The By-law was read a first time and the Presiding Officer declared the By-law open for discussion and amendment.
There being no amendments, it was
MOVED by Councillor Don Lee
SECONDED by Councillor McCormick
THAT the By-law be given second and third readings and the Presiding Officer and City Clerk be authorized to sign and seal the By-law.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
The Council adjourned at 4:30 p.m..
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