According to the Evansville City web site, the action on Monday nite is as follows:
"At 6:00 PM on Monday, May 1, 2006, the Plan Commission will hold a public hearing regarding an application by Bernardo Morice for a conditional use permit for a indoor commercial entertainment developement on a lot at the east end of Brown School Road. Two sides of the lot border on property in the Town of Union. A conditional use permit is required in any zoning district for an indoor commercial entertainment business, which includes restaurants, taverns, theaters, health and fitness centers, dance studios, martial arts training centers, bowling alleys, roller rinks, and pool halls, because such activities often have operating hours that extend significantly later than most other commercial uses. "
Because of the fact that such "commercial uses" do have "operating hours that extend significantly later" and that this facility will adjoin a residential area and also because it is unclear what kind of "dance studio" might be applicable under the designation "commercial entertainment," some residents have some concerns about the pending application.
This is a developing story. Stay tuned to The Evansville Observer.
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what exactly is this going to be? That is what I don't like about the city's agenda's they don't include enough info to let one wonder if they should be concerned or not.
ReplyDeleteI don't know Mr.Woulfe this sounds like a strip club to me. HA
ReplyDelete"Indoor commercial entertainment"