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Bannockburn cafe owners Jimmy Fairweather and Katie Funnell told they had to get rid of chairs to comply with resource consent. A couple who faced going broke after being told they were only allowed 12 chairs in their cafe have been granted extra seating - but it's not enough to save the business, they say. Jimmy Fairweather, 34, and Katie Funnell, 28, were told on Wednesday they could have up to 36 chairs in total at their Central Otago cafe, Black Rabbit Kitchen & Bar. The business has been operating with seating for up to about 70 patrons until Labour Weekend, when the council notified the owners they had to remove all but 12 of their chairs inside and 12 chairs outside. Bannockburn resident Duncan Faulkner is organising a BYO chair protest on Friday to support the business owners.

'The site was originally consented for a shop with a small cafe, and over time has been subject to changes in consent. 'When a complaint is made the council has no choice under the Resource Management Act (RMA) but to respond, no matter the circumstances. In this instance there has been concern raised by a number of people about various breaches of consent.' Mayor Tim Cadogan said the council was 'between a rock and a hard place'. Black Rabbit Kitchen & Bar co-owners Katie Funnell and Jimmy Fairweather. 'On the one hand no-one wants to see what some might view as red tape getting in the way of business, but on the other hand, the council is legislatively required to uphold the provisions of the RMA.

Scum manifesto full pdf in penmai. In this case I am pleased that staff were able to resolve the issue within hours of receiving a completed application.' Council staff would work with the landlord and business owners for any future consent applications they might want to lodge for other changes, he said. Co-owner Jimmy Fairweather said he understood the council was 'just doing its job' but they would struggle to keep the business going with only 36 seats.

'We are going to struggle to pay wages tonight. We won't be able to pay ourselves and it's going to snowball every week.

There will be job losses. Hcl me icon l 1044 wifi driver free download. We probably lost about $10,000 over Labour Weekend when all but 12 of the seats were removed from inside and have probably lost that again since then.' Fairweather said he thought the landlord was applying for 36 seats inside, and out, not in total. 'I found out on Tuesday morning he had applied for 36 in total.

I got worked up and said that isn't enough and if we were only getting half the seats, we should only be paying half the rent.' Fairweather said he was told he would need to apply for a whole new consent if he wanted to make changes including more seating, car park alterations and grass area development. 'Financially, we can't afford to do it, but we can't afford not to.' The support from the public had been overwhelming, he said.

'Katie is heavily pregnant and has been crying about the whole situation and now she's crying because the support has been unreal.' Bannockburn resident Duncan Faulkner said he was organising a on Friday morning outside the cafe. Waitaki MP Jacqui Dean said with the future viability of the small business hanging in the balance she hoped the council would support them. 'If this seating issue drags on, it has the potential to cripple this business and I would like to think that the council will do everything possible to prevent this from happening - after all a cafe in Bannockburn is an asset for the community.'