Omicron wrote:Yay! For reasons unbeknownst to me, I want to go.Ben wrote:Founded in New York in 1965, TGI Friday’s is credited with inventing the happy hour and famed Long Island Iced Tea cocktail.
Ah, that could be it.
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Omicron wrote:Yay! For reasons unbeknownst to me, I want to go.Ben wrote:Founded in New York in 1965, TGI Friday’s is credited with inventing the happy hour and famed Long Island Iced Tea cocktail.
Ah, that could be it.


Uncle Monty wrote:We recently ate at TGIF's in Dubai and whilst it had a fantastic view of the Burj Khalifa, was horrified to find that they didn't serve alcohol. Hope this was just a Dubai thing!

Variation to the Expansion of the Westfield Marion Shopping Centre
In October 2010, Westfield Limited sought and was granted Consent to vary the original development
application.
The essential nature of the authorised development remained unaffected by the proposed
amendments in that the development still sought:
“Alterations and additions to the Westfield Marion Shopping Centre including
approximately 18,275 square metres of additional retail floor space, additional decked
car parking to the north of the Centre and adjacent to Diagonal Road, and removal of
three significant trees”.
The nature of the application to vary the original consent was constrained to amendments to the
design of the authorised development which comprised:
• a small reduction in the overall incremental floor space increase from 18,275 square metres to
18,152 square metres;
• undertaking the development in two distinct stages where Stage 1 consists of primarily the
ground level (Level 1) changes to the shopping centre retail floor space, and Stage 2 consists
of the balance of the works to the first floor (Level 2);
• the principal changes to the ground floor (Level 1) comprise the relocation of the Big W store
to the north, and the establishment of a complete parallel mall together with specialty shops
to the north of the existing mall;
• other changes at ground level include:
- the construction of a standalone tenancy for ’Bowland’ at the northern end of the
north/south pedestrian boulevard adjacent the new recreation and community
precinct;
• the principal changes to the first floor (Level 2) comprise the retention of David Jones and
Target in their current location, and reduction in the extent of retail floor space adjacent the
new parallel mall; and
• amendments to the decked car park arrangements include:
- deletion of the car park decks to the south of the existing Bunnings Warehouse store;
- relocation of the Level 1 Mezzanine 1 deck into the main car park structure;
- enlargement of the Level 1 Mezzanine 2 deck, including the establishment of roof top
parking to the new ’Bowland’ tenancy;
- establishment of new Level 2 parking areas adjacent the north-western wall of the
existing David Jones and Target stores;
- deletion of the Level 2 Mezzanine 2 deck to the south of the existing Bunnings
Warehouse store; and
- reconfigure the Level 3 deck retaining the built form central to the shopping centre
land.


the principal changes to the first floor (Level 2) comprise the retention of David Jones and
Target in their current location, and reduction in the extent of retail floor space adjacent the
new parallel mall
amendments to the decked car park arrangements includ[ing]
...establishment of new Level 2 parking areas adjacent the north-western wall of the
existing David Jones and Target stores

Westfield Marion shoppers to pay to park
From: AdelaideNow February 10, 2012 10:00AM
PAID car parking will be introduced to Westfield Marion Shopping Centre.
The Advertiser understands the Development Assessment Commission last night approved the decision that will see the introduction of ticket machines and boom gates.
Marion Council will hold a press conference at 10.30am.

Ben wrote:The Cinemas can watch their patronage freefall now.Westfield Marion shoppers to pay to park
From: AdelaideNow February 10, 2012 10:00AM
PAID car parking will be introduced to Westfield Marion Shopping Centre.
The Advertiser understands the Development Assessment Commission last night approved the decision that will see the introduction of ticket machines and boom gates.
Marion Council will hold a press conference at 10.30am.


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