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report. 3. Past applications have addressed the effect this use would have on parking and traffic at the center. Given the relatively small amount of space involved, and the multiple destinations of a single customer, the impact will be minimal. Including Lava Links on any signage that directs patrons to the west parking deck, which is often not as full as the east surface parking lots, would mitigate any increased traffic or parking Issues. 4. The number of games proposed for the expansion exceeds the limit of four in the code before a license is needed ûom the City. This license requirement is separate ûom the zoning application. Section 109 of the Roseville Code addresses licensing requirements for amusement devices. Based on representations ûom the owners of Lava Links and the experience they have had thus far, we do not anticipate that the additional games will pose a problem. The owners have also indicated that the thresholds defining a business establishment has a "game room" (more than 50% of gross receipts derived ûom the operation of amusement devices) will not be exceeded. This is important in that game rooms have a different list of criteria for review when considering licensing. 5. Should this request for an expansion to the facility be approved, building officials and the City Fire Marshal will need to carefully review the lower level that is being created for life safety, occupancy load, and access Issues. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION The expansion proposed by Lava Links will help them be more successful and serve their customers better. It will bring added activity to the Crossroads Center that may benefit other businesses in the center. The effects on parking, traffic, and the character of the center are likely to be minimal. We therefore, recommend approval of the special use pennit.