Pt Chevalier currently has five liquour outlets and we don't need another one. There's enough anti-social behaviour and adding more opportunities to purchase alcohol will likely just make it worse. Don't approve a liquor licence for Pinku & Associates.
The momentum is undeniable now. This shows exactly how many of us are done with more liquor stores in our neighborhood.
Reached 100 supporters
February 13, 2020
54 Comments
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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We have more than enough bottle shops and need so many other home and living or deli cafe style that are family oriented to suit our community!!
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Suzi
6 years ago
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As a resident who lives in Westmere (next to pPoint Chev) I completely agree this will be detrimental for the community. Question being : Why in this day and age when addiction is such a problem is it even being considered? And how on any level will it enhance this neighbourhood ?
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Kerri
6 years ago
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Just last week I witnessed a woman being assaulted outside liquor outlet in Pt Chev by intoxicated male....Please no more are needed!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Point Chevalier already has too many liquor stores and adding another one into the area will just increase the amount of drink drivers, homeless, addicts and more into the area. It will encourage people to buy and consume alcohol more often. This is the last thing we as a community need.
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Helen Morgan
6 years ago
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Point Chevalier is already well catered for when it comes to buying alcohol. This area needs a greater variety of retailers, not more of the same. We have a lot of schools in close proximity and what message will yet another outlet send to our most impressionable?
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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The area is already well enough serviced by existing liquor stores. It is far too close to the nearby CADS (Community Alcohol & Drug Services) Abstinence Programme on Carrington Road - let's show more support for those people in the program by keeping temptation at a minimum.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Its bad to have 5 alcohol stores especially near a busy road where workers drive pass n students walk by. Its too dangerous for the children
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Anonymous
6 years ago
No, enough liquor stores in the community already. Rather add more hospitality outlets for Waterview and Pt Chev to enjoy.
Pt Chevalier currently has five liquour outlets and we don't need another one. There's enough anti-social behaviour and adding more opportunities to purchase alcohol will likely just make it worse. Don't approve a liquor licence for Pinku & Associates.
The momentum is undeniable now. This shows exactly how many of us are done with more liquor stores in our neighborhood.
Reached 100 supporters
February 13, 2020
54 Comments
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
We have more than enough bottle shops and need so many other home and living or deli cafe style that are family oriented to suit our community!!
S
Suzi
6 years ago
Featured
As a resident who lives in Westmere (next to pPoint Chev) I completely agree this will be detrimental for the community. Question being : Why in this day and age when addiction is such a problem is it even being considered? And how on any level will it enhance this neighbourhood ?
K
Kerri
6 years ago
Featured
Just last week I witnessed a woman being assaulted outside liquor outlet in Pt Chev by intoxicated male....Please no more are needed!
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Point Chevalier already has too many liquor stores and adding another one into the area will just increase the amount of drink drivers, homeless, addicts and more into the area. It will encourage people to buy and consume alcohol more often. This is the last thing we as a community need.
H
Helen Morgan
6 years ago
Featured
Point Chevalier is already well catered for when it comes to buying alcohol. This area needs a greater variety of retailers, not more of the same. We have a lot of schools in close proximity and what message will yet another outlet send to our most impressionable?
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
The area is already well enough serviced by existing liquor stores. It is far too close to the nearby CADS (Community Alcohol & Drug Services) Abstinence Programme on Carrington Road - let's show more support for those people in the program by keeping temptation at a minimum.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Its bad to have 5 alcohol stores especially near a busy road where workers drive pass n students walk by. Its too dangerous for the children
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
No, enough liquor stores in the community already. Rather add more hospitality outlets for Waterview and Pt Chev to enjoy.
We have more than enough bottle shops and need so many other home and living or deli cafe style that are family oriented to suit our community!!