its gonna be called "english bay cafe" i think - thats the what the name floating in the news was and will have a more casual menu and a take out stand as well with traditional beach food
Why not get developers to send money to the parks board for things like public toilets as part of density bonuses?
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"you're eating chicken periods" - Vid
"I love eggs, especially the ones with runny yolks" - Me
"EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW, you're disgusting!" - Vid
If the only alternative is to close them - make them pay toilets or get Lamar (whoever does the street furniture) to set up some self-cleaning replacements in exchange for advertising.
Paul Stirfry Chopstick House opened today (next to Commune at Seymour/Nelson, in Level). The theme is 'South East Asian Street Food', and menu items are $8-12. Hopefully it's good, because Yaletown could use some places like that.
That's gross. The City needs more public washrooms, not less! Next time I see human excrement in a park I'll be reminded how the cost of one bike lane (Hornby) would have covered these washroom cost shortfalls for ten years!
That's gross. The City needs more public washrooms, not less! Next time I see human excrement in a park I'll be reminded how the cost of a single dedicated left turn bay (ref) would have covered these washroom cost shortfalls for ten years!
That's gross. The City needs more public washrooms, not less! Next time I see human excrement in a park I'll be reminded how the cost of a single dedicated left turn bay (ref) would have covered these washroom cost shortfalls for ten years!
Paul Stirfry Chopstick House opened today (next to Commune at Seymour/Nelson, in Level). The theme is 'South East Asian Street Food', and menu items are $8-12. Hopefully it's good, because Yaletown could use some places like that.
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Yep, that's the hoarding I meant. I think it means to read:
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