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ZAUNER Construction is pressing ahead with plans to create a rooftop restaurant and function centre on Northpoint Tower in Lavington.
Garry Zauner is to ready to dine out on the rooftop of Northpoint, subject to Albury Councils approval. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN
ZAUNER Construction is pressing ahead with plans to create a rooftop restaurant and function centre on Northpoint Tower in Lavington.
The top floor has spectacular 360-degree views over the city and surrounding ranges and across to the Victorian Alps.
The proposed $335,000 additions will be located directly above Zauners new corporate headquarters in the $10million building which opened in the middle of last year.
A development application for the restaurant and function centre is before Albury Council officers and, if approved, will provide another boost for Lavington.
The buildings height of 35 metres wont change because the internal lifts already go up to the rooftop level.
The function centre will be used mainly by Northpoint Towers occupants, including Zauner Construction, which will hold project meetings, seminars, audio visual presentations and staff training and development.
Other occupants include the Lavington Library, WAW Credit Union, UPA and a cafe.
Any food and drink requirements would be met by the existing Z Caf located on the ground floor of the building and delivered via lift trolley.
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A proposed restaurant in Allentown's historic Schoen's building is one step closer to opening with the approval of a liquor license transfer Wednesday.
The restaurant, which was described as an upscale American bistro with European inspiration, would occupy the first floor of the former furniture store in the 600 block of Hamilton Street which is being redeveloped within Allentown's Neighborhood Improvement Zone.
Allentown City Council heard about the proposed plans Wednesday before voting 6-0 to approve the transfer of a liquor license from Beef House, Inc. on Catasauqua Road in Bethlehem. The license will now be held by the Brown Brothers Restaurant Group, a partnership of W. Jeffrey Brown and his father W. Douglas Brown, who are also majority owners of the building.
As proposed, the 6,500 square foot restaurant would have 225 booth and table seats inside the bistro and outdoor seating for an additional 40 people, said attorney Ted Zeller who represented the Browns during the meeting. A 14-seat bar would be available in the front of the restaurant and private dining space in the back.
The restaurant will be open seven days a week, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and until 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. That schedule could be adjusted depending upon what kind of draw the city's new downtown hockey arena proves to be, Zeller said. There would be no live entertainment.
Plans call for the restaurant to be upscale, Zeller said, but not as polished as Melt, an upscale Italian-inspired grill located at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley.
"It's going to be the type of place where a suit like me will be comfortable, or a guy in a Phantoms jersey is going to be comfortable," Zeller said.
W. Jeffrey Brown said no name has been picked for the restaurant. He and his father have been courting a operating partner to work with, but they will remain involved with the operation regardless of that decision, he said.
A tentative opening date for the restaurant has been set for Sept. 1, but that could be pushed back until spring to take advantage of warm weather, Brown said.
Construction at the Schoen's building is ongoing, and developers hope to receive occupancy permits by Aug. 1. Closed since 1990, the 103-year-old building will be largely used as office that will be leased by Trifecta Technologies and Shane Patrick Construction.
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Restaurant proposed for Allentown's Schoen's building gets OK for liquor license
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Plans for a new center city restaurant were shared with Allentown City Council Wednesday night, which helped the project along by unanimously approving an inter-municipal liquor license transfer for it.
The unnamed establishment will be at 612 Hamilton St., which is known as the Schoens building.
It was described as an upscale, American bistro restaurant ---American cuisine with some European inspirations by Atty. Theodore Zeller, who represented the owners before City Council.
But he also said it will not have that type of polish as the Cosmopolitan restaurant in center city or Melt in Upper Saucon Townships Promenade shopping complex.
Zeller said its going to be a place where a suit like me is going to be very comfortable or a guy wearing a Phantoms jersey also is going to be comfortable.
He promised the restaurant will be family friendly and one of the most attractive restaurant spaces we have downtown.
The owners were identified as Brown Brothers Restaurant Group, LLC, of Allentown.
Jeff Brown, co-owner of the business, told council: Were excited to be a part of the downtown revitalization. The restaurants an important part of this puzzle. Were looking forward to moving forward.
Brown told council he would love for the restaurant could be completed by Sept.1, but were not rushing it. Its more important that we get everything right.
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The Browns Socialhouse in Red Deer, Alta. The Brandon location, to be built on the site of the former A&W on Queens Avenue, is expected to open by October.
A new watering hole will be setting up shop in Brandon, and its being touted as a hybrid between a neighbourhood pub and upscale casual dining.
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The view of the Browns Socialhouse patio in Surrey, B.C. (BROWNS RESTAURANT GROUP)
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A look at the Browns Socialhouse patio at its New Westminster, B.C., location. (BROWNS RESTAURANT GROUP)
"We have the mentality of Cheers, where everybody knows your name, so to speak," said Andrea Baxter, director of marketing with Browns Restaurant Group. "Its much more community, neighbourhood focused."
Browns Socialhouse will be built where the former A&W restaurant was located, at 1847 Queens Ave. Construction of the two-storey building is expected to take five to six months, and Baxter says if all goes well, the doors should be open by October.
"Were excited. I think just with the uniqueness that weve got in terms of the smaller footprint, weve really immersed ourselves in these smaller, tighter-knit communities," she said.
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