12/15/86 THE JOSEPH BILECI FAMILY P.O.BOX 625 PACIFIC GROVE, CA. 93950 ANTHONY W. LOBAY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 300 16TH STREET PACIFIC GROVE, CA. 93950 RE: USE PERI~iIT N0. 1968-86 (ON-SALE LIQUOR, FANDANGO'S RESTAURANT) Dear Mr. Lobay: We would like to take this opportunity to voice our strong objections to allowing the sale of on-site liquors at Fandango's Restaurant. Such a use would not be consonant with the preservation of the small-town character of Pacific Grove. Moreover, it would establish a dangerous precedent which would likely result in a floodgate of similar applications from other downtown Pacific Grove restaurants. These applications could not be arbitrarily denied and the eventual result would likely be a basic change in the quality of life and the total community environment of Pacific Grove. We have been residents of Pacific Grove for over thirty-five years and appreciate its character as "the last small town" on the peninsula,,as much as we apprecia.~e its natural beauty. An important element of Pacific Grove's small-town character is that it does not offer an extensive night-life, apart from dinner restaurants and the upcoming movie theatre, which are largely family-oriented establishments. , OCR Text: 12/15/86 THE JOSEPH BILECI FAMILY P.O.BOX 625 PACIFIC GROVE, CA. 93950 ANTHONY W. LOBAY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 300 16TH STREET PACIFIC GROVE, CA. 93950 RE: USE PERI~iIT N0. 1968-86 (ON-SALE LIQUOR, FANDANGO'S RESTAURANT) Dear Mr. Lobay: We would like to take this opportunity to voice our strong objections to allowing the sale of on-site liquors at Fandango's Restaurant. Such a use would not be consonant with the preservation of the small-town character of Pacific Grove. Moreover, it would establish a dangerous precedent which would likely result in a floodgate of similar applications from other downtown Pacific Grove restaurants. These applications could not be arbitrarily denied and the eventual result would likely be a basic change in the quality of life and the total community environment of Pacific Grove. We have been residents of Pacific Grove for over thirty-five years and appreciate its character as "the last small town" on the peninsula,,as much as we apprecia.~e its natural beauty. An important element of Pacific Grove's small-town character is that it does not offer an extensive night-life, apart from dinner restaurants and the upcoming movie theatre, which are largely family-oriented establishments. , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Barn Books and Binder Material,Barn Books and Binder Material,Liquor in PG.pdf,Liquor in PG.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: LIQUOR IN PG.PDF, Liquor in PG.pdf 1 Page 1