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Corporate Services
REPORT
Report To: Members of Finance and Corporate Services Committee
Date of Meeting : June 26, 2006
Submitted By: Jennifer Sheryer, Assistant City Solicitor
Prepared By: Jennifer Sheryer, Assistant City Solicitor
Ward(s) Involved: Ward 1
Date of Report: June 14, 2006
Report No.: CRPS-06-100
Subject: NEW REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO OPERATE
SIDEWALK PATIO -OLIVE & BEAN CO. - 276 KING ST. W..
RECOMMENDATION:
That the following resolution be placed before Council at its meeting scheduled for July 4, 2006,
namely:
"That, subject to obtaining all necessary staff approvals and the payment of all required licence
fees, the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute an Encroachment Agreement satisfactory to
the City Solicitor, with the owner of The Olive & Bean Co., located at 276 King Street West, for
the operation of a sidewalk patio along King Street West and Water Street North, for a period
not to commence prior to execution of the Agreement by all parties and such use to terminate
no later than October 31, 2006."
REPORT:
Legal Services is in receipt of a request to operate a sidewalk patio for the 2006 season along
King Street West and Water Street North in connection with the proposed restaurant The Olive
& Bean Co. to be located at 276 King Street West. Since this request is for a new patio, the
matter is being brought before the Committee for its consideration.
The restaurant is not open to date, however, the owner would like to have approval in place for
the patio for such time as the restaurant is operational and there will be no delays in waiting for
approval from Committee and Council due to the upcoming summer schedule.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
N/A
COMMUNICATIONS:
N/A
CONCLUSION:
The appropriate staff has reviewed this request and have noted required changes. Should
changes be made to staff's satisfaction, staff is supportive of the general concept of a patio at
this location. In addition, as the plans for the restaurant have not yet been finalized, it is
premature for final approval of the patio. Once the restaurant plans have been accepted by the
City, staff will work with the owner to modify the patio proposal in order that the patio setup be
acceptable to the City.
JENNIFER SHERYER
Assistant City Solicitor
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cc: C. Ladd
L. MacDonald
P. Harris
R. Shamess
K. Mayer
T. Ruggle
J. Young