So many new relaxed liquor laws: Make it happen LCB. Apparently still all talk and no action. PS stop doing geological surveys that dont matter, with our tax dollars
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Geneen Lazar
12 years ago
This would be a great addition to Britannia Beach and the Sea to Sky Corridor!
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Jeff Kindree
12 years ago
Let the people have cider !
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Wayne Brammall
12 years ago
this will provide work for some of us locals sign up folks and get things started
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Evelyn Tolurand
12 years ago
We need this town to do some growing up and this ciderworks would be a good start !
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Christine Kvakic
12 years ago
Give BBC the go ahead
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Debbie Ross
12 years ago
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This seems like a power play by the SLRD. The buildings have occupied the space for 10 decades and businesses are still operating adjacent to the site of BBC. If there is such a threat from Tunnel Dam why have steps not been taken to remediate it. If there is a debris torrent Squamish, Whistler, will be cut off
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Denise Jamieson
12 years ago
Let them open! :)
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Jesse James Miller
12 years ago
Let them do this !!!!
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Dany marchand
12 years ago
Do it!!
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Rhonda Ennis
12 years ago
Why discourage investment in this community?
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Kirsten Greene
12 years ago
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This would be great for Britannia and for the Sea to Sky corridor! Why halt good, family owned, environmentally responsible business development??
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Jean-Pierre St. Claire
12 years ago
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This would be a welcome amenity to all those traveling the Sea to Sky including visitors and locals alike. To deny this application is pure nonsense.
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Jocelyn Holland
12 years ago
This will great for Britannia Beach!
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Harrison Barr
12 years ago
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The facility renovated by Mr Menu for the store front of the BBC is tasteful and in consistent style with the heritage feels of the area. In no way is it a bar or pub but a store offering premium draft cider. Promoting Brittania Breach is one if it's objectives. Allow it to open.
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Nicole Broeckling
12 years ago
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With so many other businesses operating in the vicinity, it makes no sense to deny the addition of the ciderhouse. Especially given that my understanding is the initial permits were approved. To give the go-ahead and then pull the plug after $$ has been spent is poor form, to say the least.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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It's plain and simple. If there are already other businesses operating then why not another?. If this matter is such of a concern for new businesses what does it say about their feelings towards exsisting ones?.
So many new relaxed liquor laws: Make it happen LCB. Apparently still all talk and no action. PS stop doing geological surveys that dont matter, with our tax dollars
This would be a great addition to Britannia Beach and the Sea to Sky Corridor!
Let the people have cider !
this will provide work for some of us locals sign up folks and get things started
We need this town to do some growing up and this ciderworks would be a good start !
Give BBC the go ahead
This seems like a power play by the SLRD. The buildings have occupied the space for 10 decades and businesses are still operating adjacent to the site of BBC. If there is such a threat from Tunnel Dam why have steps not been taken to remediate it. If there is a debris torrent Squamish, Whistler, will be cut off
Let them open! :)
Let them do this !!!!
Do it!!
Why discourage investment in this community?
This would be great for Britannia and for the Sea to Sky corridor! Why halt good, family owned, environmentally responsible business development??
This would be a welcome amenity to all those traveling the Sea to Sky including visitors and locals alike. To deny this application is pure nonsense.
This will great for Britannia Beach!
The facility renovated by Mr Menu for the store front of the BBC is tasteful and in consistent style with the heritage feels of the area. In no way is it a bar or pub but a store offering premium draft cider. Promoting Brittania Breach is one if it's objectives. Allow it to open.
With so many other businesses operating in the vicinity, it makes no sense to deny the addition of the ciderhouse. Especially given that my understanding is the initial permits were approved. To give the go-ahead and then pull the plug after $$ has been spent is poor form, to say the least.
It's plain and simple. If there are already other businesses operating then why not another?. If this matter is such of a concern for new businesses what does it say about their feelings towards exsisting ones?.