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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, January 12, 2009 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(6. #08 -3381 BARRY TANNER, 3435 SHORELINE DRIVE, Continued) <br />Spah stated it would be equal with the first story. <br />White noted the retaining wall is deteriorated and will need to be repaired. <br />White asked how many additional parking spaces have,been created. <br />Turner stated there are now 51 parking spaces, with the code requiring 60. If the extended upper parking <br />area is included, it would still leave the bowling center five parking spaces short. <br />Spah stated some considerable work will need to be completed in order to construct the addition. <br />White asked how many parking stalls are currently being utilized by the next door building and apartment <br />tenants. <br />Turner indicated she is not sure of the exact number. <br />Spah indicated they would like to maintain the same number of parking spaces for the tenants and the <br />next door building. <br />• <br />White commented he does not anticipate the bowling center would require all of the parking spaces and <br />that the main issue in his mind is the condition of the building. White noted he has not seen the inside of <br />the building for some years. • <br />Tanner illustrated the area where the pool tables would be located and the vending machines. Tanner <br />stated they would be refurbishing the bowling lanes. At the present time they will not be doing any major <br />renovation to the inside of the building. Tanner stated they would be installing LCD screens for the <br />scoring. <br />White asked where the kitchen area is. <br />Tanner illustrated the kitchen area and stated that it would consist mainly of foods that can be heated in <br />pizza ovens or a microwave. Tanner stated they would not have deep fryers or grills. <br />White asked how many employees he expects to have. <br />Tanner stated there would be approximately three people. <br />McMillan asked how many patrons are anticipated on a busy night. <br />Tanner stated approximately 40 to 50 people. Tanner noted this bowling center has existed since the early <br />1950s. <br />White asked how often the patrons would turn over during an evening. <br />Tanner stated if it is a night without leagues, it may turn over two or three times an evening and on a <br />league night it would be twice. <br />• <br />PAGE 6of10 <br />