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Attachment A <br />Regular City Council Meeting <br />Monday, June 9, 2014 <br />Page 9 <br />9. General Ordinances for Adoption <br />a. Consider Amending City Code Chapter 303: Amusement Devices: Areas and <br />Game Rooms <br />At the request of Mayor Roe, Finance Director Chris Miller briefly reviewed this <br />request as detailed in the RCA dated June 9, 2014. <br />Mr. Miller advised that this code amendment had come up at the request of <br />Chuck-E-Cheese, as they were warking through the process to locate a new facili- <br />ty in Roseville in the Sports Authority building at 1750 Highway 36 Service <br />Drive with an addition to the building on the south. Mr. Miller advised that, in- <br />ternal staff discussions with the Police Department, Planning Department and <br />other City staff, the original rationale for separation was no longer necessary with <br />the updated Zoning Code that would be sufficient to regulate that separation. <br />Specific to this, Mr. Miller advised that a Conditional Use (CU) would have typi- <br />cally been put in place providing another layer of control to address distance re- <br />quirements; however, City Planners did not feel a CU was necessary as long as <br />the proposal was consistent with zoning as a regulating tooL Therefore, Mr. Mil- <br />ler advised that the proposal was to amend two sections of Code 303, as indicated <br />in the RCA; and a revised ordinance (Attachment A) as indicated. <br />At the request of Councilmember Willmus, City Manager Trudgeon was unsure <br />why the terminology "video arcade" was specifically mentioned in the CU lan- <br />guage; and if someone applied after this change, a pool hall request that may be <br />across from a school would still need a license for gaming devices with City <br />Council approval. <br />Councilmember Etten questioned if the City gained more control by leaving the <br />CU process in place; with Mr. Trudgeon responding that the CU allowed particu- <br />lars for the use, and it would be reasonable to keep it if the Ciry Council had con- <br />cerns in retaining controls allowed by a CU. <br />Mayor Roe opined that it didn't make sense from a code writing point of view to <br />have the CU included in licensing code with no reference to it in zoning code. <br />Mayor Roe suggested that, if the CU requirement for this type of use and amend- <br />ment of the Table of Uses in zoning code was not approved tonight, it may make <br />more sense on a short-term basis to change the first part of Section 3 to facilitate <br />timing for this applicant, and leave Item B in code for now and move to correct <br />that section of code later. <br />Mr. Trudgeon clarified that this would essentially take out the distance require- <br />ment and leave approval by a CU permitting process for now to facilitate the ap- <br />plicant; removing the distance requirement completely. <br />
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