Although, the company bosses promise to create more than 100 jobs, area residents are worried the fast-food joint and drive-thru will smell and create litter at the Irving service station in which it would be attached.
A report on the building proposal is set to go before council. “The report is then tabled at a council meeting and at that time council will vote either to accept or reject the discretionary use in a commercial neighborhood zone,” Councillor Frank Galgay is quoted as saying by CBC News.
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