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term mitigation with build-out mitigation being the Stoneridge Drive extension. The City Council shall decide if and when this intersection modification is needed in conjunction with the development projects which add traffic to it. Projects which add traffic but are not required to improve this intersection will continue to pay traffic development fees and will be considered to have mitigated their impact at the Santa Rita Road/Valley Avenue intersection on that basis." She noted that this matter will be revisited by both the Planning Commission and City Council as part of the Draft General Plan, which may be a more appropriate place to add the Commission's interest in adding the acceleration of the mitigation measure. Chair Blank noted that on the other hand, a resolution recommending the City Council reprioritize that, focusing on Program 2.3 of the Draft General Plan and recognizing its criticalness could not hurt. a. PCUP-222, Sherman Balch/SuperFranks Application for a conditional use permit to serve wine and beer in conjunction with food in an existing indoor recreation facility located at 5341 Owens Court. Zoning for the property is PUD-C (Planned Unit Development -Commercial) District. Jenny Soo presented the staff report and described the background, scope, and layout of the proposed project. Commissioner Fox stated that beer and wine are only allowed in the food service area and noted that there were multiple food service areas in the building. Ms. Soo noted that beer and wine would be served only in the cafe area. She pointed out on the screen the locations of the different food service areas, indicating the cafe area where beer and wine would be served. Commissioner Narum stated that she visited the site, and there were three distinct areas where people were eating - in the lobby, the theater, and the dining room. She inquired if Condition No. 4 included all three areas or just the cafe. Ms. Soo replied that staff's recommendation is to limit alcohol to the cafe area, which is more defined in that it has doors and walls and would have signs posted that no alcoholic beverages can leave the cafe. She indicated that the theatre area is set up for overflow of the dining area. Ms. Soo indicated that staff had discussed this with the applicant, who wishes to have the option to serve beer and wine in the theater area as well because it is an alternate or annex of the cafe. Chair Blank noted that there is also concern of beverages being served in the lobby as when someone orders a sandwich and beer and then carries it out of the cafe and into the lobby. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 9, 2008 Page 28 of 39