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I want to thank them both for the opportunity. I look forward to continuing to work closely with Brad as he transitions into a lead role on the recruiting side of our operations and helps keep our program strong as we move into the next decade of Ridgebacks' hockey. Print Friendly Version.

Ad Blocker Detected. People just like watching people, watching traffic and enjoying the scenery. Disero suggested the town consult residents and store owners in the new year about how patios could be responsibly incorporated onto Queen Street.

Gary Burroughs said he was in favour of the temporary program but was not ready to throw his support behind permanent patios on Queen Street. He reminded councillors the program was started because restaurants were not allowed to have anyone inside their establishments last year due to COVID Copyright owned or licensed by Toronto Star Newspapers Limited.

All rights reserved. To order copies of Toronto Star articles, please go to: www. Report an error. Journalistic Standards. Director of operations Craig Larmour said, in Old Town, the solution is simple. Restaurants could apply for their patios, which spill onto the street and remove viable parking revenue for the town, and pay a fee to cover the lost revenue. In other areas of the municipality, like Virgil or St. Davids, restaurants would have to apply for a minor variance or zoning bylaw amendment to make the patios permanent since the addition would change the approved layout of the sites, Larmour said.

Disero wanted staff to start considering ways to simplify the process for restaurateurs before it becomes an issue at the end of next year. Get them going down that process sooner than later. Gauld said the Sunset Grill would absolutely apply for a permanent patio on Queen Street if the town made the option available.