It is occupied by billiard tables, a dance floor or floors, a dining area or areas, bars, washroom facilities and a kitchen. The square footage taken up by other uses varies from time to time. At one point, the restaurant aspect occupied about 3,980 square feet and the recreational facilities about 8,542 square feet. The findings of the court below with respect to proportions were 2,700 square feet for dining and 10,250 square feet for sports and recreation. The maximum occupancy load for purposes of the liquor licence is 500 persons.
All parts are accessible from all entrances.
According to the affidavit of Margaret Wheat, one of the applicants, Club Hollywood has been marketed primarily as a night club with accessory billiard facilities. These uses expressly include a commercial sports or recreation establishment, a restaurant, a tavern or public house and a public hall, all terms defined by the zoning by-law. The premises are on the edge of a residential area. The applicants live in that area and are persuaded that there is insufficient parking to accommodate the operation of the premises, with a resultant overflow of traffic into that area. Discussions with local authorities did not produce the desired results so these proceedings were brought.