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He also said he couldn‘t give a precise date as to when the financing situation might be "We‘ll probably miss the September student term," he said, when asked when students might actually start living in the resiâ€" High tech house delayed The problem with a food store being part of a traditional mall is that people tend to park near the food store in the mall and then go to another store and buy something eise. They park near the A consultant ing for Zehrs Markets says Zchrs M@uk&mam“mâ€"ba ‘new format food store within an expanded Conestoga Mall. Greg Priamo, a planning consultant from London, Ontario, was responding last Friday to a Waterloo city staff report that recomâ€" mends that any new ‘big box‘ grocery store to be built in north Waterloo should be built at Conestoga Mall. Waterloo council is to consider two official plan amendment . and zone change applications regarding sites for two possible new Jd;mymhu&%nbmnphmin‘ 28. One application is for a new proposed 66,265â€"squareâ€"foot Zchrs store to be built at the northeast corner of King Street North and Northfield Drive. The other is for a new proposed 85,000â€"squareâ€" foot grocery store to built as part of a North York developer‘s (First Professional Management‘s) proposed ‘power centre‘ that will straddle the Waterloo/Township of Woolwich border at the southâ€" west corner of Highway 86 and King Street North. In a recent city staff report, city planner Scott Amos recomâ€" mended that council approve neither application. Instead Amos said council should continue to support a supermafket at Conâ€" ruflbwkn*whhu years. oi If the city permitted Zehrs to build a new store at King Street North and Northfield Drive, the company would close its current Conestoga Mall store. But Priamo said if council followed Amos‘ recommendation, Zehrs would not be able to adequately develop the kind of freeâ€" standing ‘new format‘ store it wants to develop to betier serve its customers. Peter Bucciachio of Erobiâ€" coke coaxes his horse Goldâ€" mwu-: Jumper compctition at Golden Triangle Premier and was held at Kiwanis ‘New format‘ food store not possible, says consultant UP AND OVER Tim Cardnet photo ‘(Not on previous Priamo‘s views were also echoed by David Schiler, a project manager for The Future Group, which is a consulting firm involved in the possible development of the ‘power centre‘ at the Waterloo/Wookwich border. s "I think that given the nature of these types of food stores, it‘s not as relevant, to be honest," Schifier said, about the possible need to service pedestrians and transit users. "You‘re talking about extremely large regionalâ€"drawing food stores. These are not tradiâ€" tional communityâ€"oriented food stores," he said. "And in any event, for foodâ€"store shopping anyway, it‘s not really a pedestrianâ€"oriented function," Priamo said. "I mean it‘s difficult to carry a week‘s worth of groceries home carrying them, or on the bus." 'Admhayolham-ufl.p-bguyddwa food store â€" close, convenien parking." Priamo said Priamo also took issue with another part of Amos‘ report which said that both proposed supermarkets at King Street North and Northheld Drive and at the WaterlooWookwich border would not adequaiely serve pedestrian shoppers and shoppers who relied on transit service. The current Zehrs store at Conestoga Mall is right nhw-c'-‘qluhfluâ€"â€"y-duumdby an existing transit node, something the other two proposed store sites can‘t currently march. *Providing adequate access for disadvantaged groups is an important factor in determining the location of this facility." Amos‘ report reads. * But Priamo said Kitchener Transit currently has a bus travelling along Northheld Drive on a regular basis and that a new store would be located close to @ municipal sidewalk for pedestrian "Your car then obviously is consuming that space for a wme which is not consistent with the normal parking models lor 2 food store," Priamo said. "So if you go to a freeâ€"s1anding locatson, you can avoid that." food store because that‘s the last “M)bdn&ym:::!:hym‘ iee DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1959 46 King St. N., Waterioo 886â€"2040 _ CLOSED SUNDAY AND MONOAY .. TUESDAY â€" THURSDAY 95230 lighy s AT FRONT 4 REAR OF SToRE