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Memo To Planning Commission Page 2 <br /> March 25, 1997 <br /> • Site Plan <br /> The proposed expansion for the sports bar was included in the original site <br /> plan approved in 1995 and the associated site plan improvements have been <br /> installed. <br /> Landscaping <br /> Landscaping will be installed per the approved landscaping plan <br /> Operations <br /> The approximately 6000 square foot sports bar will have a seating capacity of <br /> 145 to 160 people, a raised dining area will have 60 seats, the central bar <br /> area will have 68 seats at tables and 32 at the bar. An outdoor patio, <br /> enclosed with a black rod fence, will provide seating area on the south end of <br /> the facility with access from the bar area. The site plan shows a gate in the <br /> fence which would allow customers to access the patio without requiring <br /> them to go through the bar. This entrance should be eliminated in order to <br /> better control access to the patio. There will be a dance floor and a DJ booth <br /> • located in the bar area in the opposite corner from the raised dining area. <br /> The floor plan shows an area that will be reserved for future use for pull tabs. <br /> When the owners of the bar decide to start the pull tabs, they will be required <br /> to get a gambling application from the State Gaming Commission and submit <br /> it to the City Council for their review and approval. <br /> The proposed hours of operation are as follows: <br /> Monday through Friday 11:00 am to 1:00 am <br /> Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am to 1:00 am <br /> Traffic and Access <br /> Access to the bar will be via the existing entrances on the north and south <br /> ends of the mall. The peak traffic associated with the bar will probably occur <br /> during the evening and during lunch time. This should not conflict with the <br /> peak traffic time of the other primary tenant, New Horizon Daycare. There <br /> may be some overlap after work when parents are picking up children and <br /> customers begin arriving at the bar. <br /> The rear driveway could become a primary access to those going to the bar. <br /> IllIt would be an alternative to going through the parking lot and dealing with <br />