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Session 1580, Minutes November 9, 1992 Page 5 vote of five to two. Mrs. SChuman said she took Mr. Schocmer's ccmnent about rezoning to heart, am changed her vote. WES'IOVER 'I'E:EN'KMN DANCING SITE PIAN '!he City Manager rec:amnerxled denial of a site plan for a teenage dance hall in the Westover Center because the use is not c::crcpati.ble with available park- ing, security, am other uses in the Center, as well as being too close to alcoholic beverage availability. Also, no evidence of not-for-profit or tax exenpt status was submitted by the awlicant. Mr. Eddie I.se, 7470 Ahel:n Court, said he did not urrlerstar'rl why the reccmnen- dation was to deny, adding that teenagers need a place to go to dance am en- joy themselves. He said alcohol will not be allowed am Security will ensure that no drinking takes place on the premises. Mr. Price said he was a proponent of wholE!f3CEe activities for yOl.ll'g people, but this site was not good for a teenage club because there were at least two places in the Center where alcohol could be purchased. Also, parking on the weekerrl was very heavy due to the pop.1larity of Hadley's. He did not feel it was a proper addition to a shopping center, am the suggested age range of 14 to 20 was too broad. He said it should be in a different location. Mrs. '!hanpson agreed that teenagers need IOOre activities, especially dances, but she too thought the location was not awropriate for this age group. Mr. Ollerrlorff asked about Jessie Collier (the narre on the application). Mr. I.se said she was the owner but she was not present am he did not know' where she lived. His role was as manager. Mr. Adams also felt the location was totally inappropriate for many reasons, am he lTOVed denial. Mr. Price secorrled the IOOtion, am all voted Aye. SITE PIAN AMENrMENT - 6605 DElMAR. FITZ :RCOI' BEER RESTAURANI' '!he City Manager said the applicants request that their site plan be changed to add substantially to the restaurant seating since part of the bottling 0p- eration will be lTOVed Off-premises as well as unspecified office-type uses. He said proposed first floor changes seem positive since restaurant usage is increased; however, the staff was unable to revie\rl am c::orrnrent on the second floor usage since it is unclear am IOOre detail is needed. Mr. Michael Alter, ARC Property, Inc., 7510 Tea~le, said the request is to plt additional restaurant seating on the second floor in lieu of office space that is no IOn;)'er needed. He said the bottle washing equipnent was ll'OVed to an off-site location which also has office space. 'Ihe awlicants want to plt pool tables in the space that fo:rmerly housed the office, am the nost recent pool table location will instead have restaurant seating. '!hey felt the pro- Posed changes are consistent with enhancement of the Loop area. Mr. Wagner asked for an explanation of the revised operation. Mr. Tom Cohen, 6335 Westminster, said the bottle washing equipnent was very large so it was