The King's In is seeking a new home in the Carter light industrial area.
Council will consider Monday granting a temporary-use permit to allow the religious-themed bookstore, which is making way for a new hotel downtown, to set up shot at 1727 Nicholson St. The permit also allows for a church.
Staff is recommending council reject the permit over concern about possible incompatibility with adjacent uses.
However, at their May 28 meeting, council ignored a similar recommendation and granted a three-year extension to a temporary-use permit for the Redeemed Christian Church of God Faith Chapel for its church at 3850-18th Avenue, near the corner of Ogilvie Street.
Also on the agenda:
- Council will be asked to support an effort to host the 2020 Canada Masters Nationals Badminton Championships. Specifically, North Central Badminton Academy is asking for a grant of up to $20,000 from Northern Development Initiative Trust's Prince George regional development account and for $10,733 from the city's major events reserve.
- Freedom Mobile will be seeking concurrence from council to construct wireless communications towers at 4001-5th Ave., 6599 Driftwood Rd., 3900 Hart Hwy., 2601 Recplace Dr., all 29.5 metres tall.
- BC Hydro representatives will give a presentation on the Peace to Kelly Lake capacitors project.
