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PROPOSED PROJECT The proposed axe-throwing lounge would provide seven axe-throwing lanes. The lanes would be fenced to prevent the axes from going into the other lanes and other areas of the facility. Each lane would contain two separate target areas with a waiting/viewing area behind the lane that could accommodate up to 10 participants (total, including those that are throwing) plus a coach. There would be two throwers at a time (each one throwing at separate targets). The coaches would monitor safety and provide step-by-step direction to the participants on how to throw an axe. The applicant plans to focus on corporate clients for team-building events as well as adult and family-friendly outings. Reservations would typically be required, and each session would be approximately 75-90 minutes long. All reservations would be staggered in time to reduce crowding. There would be limited designated walk-in hours. During peak hours the applicant has indicated that they would have approximately eight employees on-site. The applicant is proposing to serve beer and wine and a limited food menu (e.g. soft pretzels with cheese, nacho bar with condiments, popcorn, chips, and nuts). The proposed hours of operation would be seven days a week from 10 a.m.-11:30 p.m. The last sessions will begin around 10 p.m. with last call for beer and wine at 11 p.m. Peak hours are anticipated to be weekday evenings (6-9 p.m. on Monday-Thursday and 6-10 p.m. on Fridays) and all-day Saturdays and Sundays). The applicant is not proposing any exterior changes to the building. The interior changes would result in a floor plan as shown in Figure 2 that would include an entry lounge/lobby, bar area, restrooms, and seven axe-throwing lanes. In addition, the applicant has proposed to set all targets off of the walls and provide additional insulation between the adjacent tenant space, which is currently an office use, to minimize noise impacts on the adjacent tenant space. P19-0140, 1809 Santa Rita Road, Suite A and B Planning Commission 3 of 8 ment Homes) is located directly to the west of the subject site with the residences separated by tennis courts and carports from the subject tenant space. Fi•ure 1: Goo•le Mass Aerial Photograph t • ti i • . Nktt 1- ` -ihr . �Subj- ,L;\ x _ Tenan - :;• z + ° Spac_ • 4;) "�' • ,. • ` f 0 Valley Avenue - 71' I ' I +f 1111 P19-0140, 1809 Santa Rita Road, Suite A and B Planning Commission 2 of 8 ning for the property is PUD-C (Planned Unit Development-Commercial) District. 3. P19-0059, Mark B. Lee/Lee-Jagoe Architecture, Inc. —Application for Design Review approval to construct an approximately 7,432-square-foot single-family residence with an approximately 1,603-square-foot garage at 4108 Foothill Road. Zoning is Planned Unit Development- Low Density Residential, Rural Density Residential, and Open Space (PUD-LDR/RDR/OS) District.