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building and paridng to the adjacent neighborii <br />The spacea proposed fm the on*sale liquor license include the **Crib**> a small existing lounge <br />adjacent to and connected with the bowling alley, and a new *Tizza Factoiy ” restaurant to be located <br />in die adjacent, currently vacant space, and which will also be connected to die bowling alley. The <br />"Crib*has had a non-intoxicating malt liquor (3.2) license and a set-up license in the past The <br />building entrance for diese uses ftces south, as does die paiking area, i^ch is adjacent to low- <br />density, residential development <br />A restaurant with liquor requires a conditional use pennit This memo don not address die <br />conditional use permit for a class II restaurant, but only addr esses die inqiacts of an on-sale liquor <br />estidilishment at this location, regardless of whether a restaurant is opened at this locatiort <br />Impacts and Co -ibiUty <br />The bowling alley is a use that, in itself, can produce a level of traffic, noise, and activity that is not <br />ideal to low-density residential development The addition of on-sale liquor to Ais equation <br />creates a new level of potential impacts and concerns. On-sale liquor brings die potent for <br />increased noise, traffic and safety concerns, and activities that ate incompatible widi low-density <br />residential development <br />Staff Recoomrod^m <br />Staff is reconunending denial of the on-sale liquor license qiplication based on the denial <br />recommendation from the Police Chief, and based on the potential for increased noise, traffic and <br />safety concerns, and activities that are incompatible with low-density residential developmoit <br />COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: <br />Motion to m>prove/deny the Paul Ode application for an on-sale liquor license at 3425 Shoreline <br />Drive. <br />a* <br />I
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