91原创 City Council has approved the renovation of the Red Robin restaurant at 200th Street and the 91原创 Bypass into a new restaurant operated by the King Taps chain, which currently operates two outlets in Toronto and Kelowna.
The council vote was Monday, Oct. 24.
A report to council shows the redone new restaurant will be slightly larger, featuring additional green space through 鈥渁 wide variety of shrubs and grasses punctuated by seven new trees,鈥 a report to council elaborated.
鈥淭he updated landscaping also allows for three new walkway connections to be made to the 200 Street sidewalk and its intersection with the 91原创 Bypass, which improves pedestrian access not only to the restaurant but the other existing commercial buildings beyond it on the property as well,鈥 the report said.
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91原创 City mayor-elect Nathan Pachal, in a post to his online blog, 鈥渨as happy to see the building better integrated with 200th Street.鈥
鈥淲hile this part of town is a typical shopping mall today, with SkyTrain coming, this area will become more walkable if it follows the trajectory of other mall sites by SkyTrain stations in our region,鈥 Pachal predicted.
鈥淚t is good to start building walkable, urban-designed buildings today in preparation.鈥
On the. the company says it started as a 鈥渄owntown Toronto hangout imagined by a group of people with a long history in great restaurants and bars鈥 that has since opened a lakeside Kelowna location.
Red Robin will soon be moving to a new location nearby, development.
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