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b'dldiag and parking to the adjacent neighbodiood. The speees proposed for the on-sale liquor Ucense include the “Crib"- a smaU existi^ lounge adj ac^ to and connected with the bowling alley, and a neWPizaa Factoiy” «Saucant to be loc^d in the adjacent, currently vacant space, and which will also be connected to the bowling alley, ^e “Crib”has had a non-intoxicating malt liquor (3.2) license and a set-up license m the past. The building entrance for these uses faces south, as does the parking area, which is adjacent to low- density, residential development. A restaurant with liquor requires a conditional use permit. This memo docs not adihcM the conditional use permit for a class II restaurant, but only addresses the impacts of an on-sale liquor establishment at this location, regardless of whether a restaurant is opened at this location. Impacts and Compatibility The bovding alley is a use that, in itself, can produce a level of traffic, noise, ai^ activity that is Mt adjacent to low-density residential development The addition of on-sale liquor to this equation creates a new level of potential impacts and concerns. On-sale liquor brings the potential for increased noise, traffic and safety concerns, and activities that are incompatible with low-density residential development. I • Staff Recommendation Staff is recommending denial of the on-sale liquor Ucense application based on the denial recommendation from the PoUce Chief, and based on the potential for increased noise, traffic and safety concerns, and activities that are incompatible with low-density residential development. COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: Motion to approve/deny the Paul Ode application for an on-sale Uquor Ucense at 3425 Shoreline Drive. I Miiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiii I J