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69 <br /> <br /> Mr. Toscano expressed concern about making the requirement when the cost of such a <br />condition is unknown. <br /> <br /> Mr. Vandever expressed concern that in effect the applicants have changed the use of <br />the facility from a restaurant to an arcade, even though it may not technically be a change of <br />use. Mr. Vandever said he liked the handicapped accessibility stipulation. <br /> <br /> Ms. Daugherty expressed concern about the one-year time limit for making the facility <br />handicapped accessible, and made a motion to approve the special permit with a five-year <br />time period. Rev. Edwards seconded the motion, noting that he has a problem with the <br />stipulation, but would agree to the five-year limit. <br /> <br /> Mr. Vandever said he does not see anything happening within the five year time period <br />and recommended that the motion be amended to require a three-year time period for the <br />changes to be made. <br /> <br /> Ms. Daugherty and Rev. Edwards accepted Mr. Vandever's amendment, and the <br />resolution approving the special permit for Orbit Billiards was unanimously approved, with a <br />three-year time period for making the facility handicapped accessible. <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, Mr. Seth Dawson and Mr, Andrew Vaughan, tenants acting on behalf of <br />the owner, have submitted a request for a special permit to operate an amusement arcade on <br />the second floor of 102 14th Street, N.W., being further identified on City Real Property Tax <br />Map #10 as parcel 4, having approximately 60 feet of frontage on University Avenue, 80 feet <br />of frontage on I4th Street, N.W. and containing approximately 4,800 square feet of land or <br />.11 acres; <br /> <br /> WHEREAS, following a duly advertised joint public hearing before this Council and <br />the Planning Commission on April 9, 1996 and a subsequent recommendation for approval <br />from the Planning Commission, this Council finds that such use will conform to the criteria <br />applicable to special use permits generally under Chapter 34 of the City Code; <br /> <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of <br />Charlottesville, Virginia that a special use permit is hereby granted to Mr. Seth Dawson and <br />Mr. Andrew Vaughan for the operation of an amusement arcade on the second floor of 102 <br />14th Street, N.W. <br /> <br />The approval of this special use permit is conditioned upon the following: <br /> <br />1. Administrative approval of the final site plan. <br /> <br />2. Continued maintenance of the frontage planters. <br /> <br /> 3. The applicants shall work with the City to develop a plan for handicapped access to <br />this facility and install the access improvements within three years of the date the special <br />permit is granted. <br /> <br />RESOLUTION: ACCEPTING KIOSK ON DOWNTOWN MALL <br /> <br /> Mr. Leon Churchill, Assistant City Manager, explained that the owners of the kiosk <br />have offered to donate the kiosk to the City with the following guidelines: the donation will <br />be to the City of Charlottesville; the current lease between the owner and the City will be <br />terminated; the kiosk wig remain on the Downtown Mall and will not be used by a private <br />entity at another location; and preference will be given to minority-owned and <br />owner-operators for future operation of the kiosk. Mr. Churchill said that the City has <br />arranged for the Charlottesville Downtown Foundation to be the primary agent for the kiosk, <br />and Woodfolk's Attic will serve as primary operators. Information primarily targeted for <br />tourists will be available at the kiosk, and Albemarle County Historical Society walking tours <br />will originate at the kiosk. Mr. Churchill explained that the lease conditions will he the same <br />as for outdoor cafes. <br /> <br /> <br />