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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMiscellaneous FILE NOT E July 9, 1992 N..o..n. -. ce.... rtified. ..le. ....t... ters. w..e. re s. e.n. t. ...to tho e....... su.r.ro. u.n. d..ing pro.p.. ...e. .r.tyowners,. for the Bullwinkle's conditionaluse permit request (92-709) to use the previously a.p'proved banqu~troomasa game ro()m l.banqllet roomcomqmed.. The anginal certified letters were sent to. the surrounding property oWi1ers of the St.ThomasEpis.copalChurch qonditiol1a.luse permit case by mistake. Jim,.Jane.and. Na.talieoecicied.to. send the notification letters..non-certified o.n.. Thursday,..July9,...199.2seven days prior to the public hearing.scheduled . for Thursday, July 16, 1992. nt Occupant . Content Calcu Tat, ons (add; t ion on 1 y - used.. as Banquet.Room Bullwinkle's 1603T.exasAvenue College Station, ~exas 77840 O~ccupant Content by Area Use Areas Sqft/ Number Occupant of.OcclI Tota Floor Area ,489 Bar Area Seating Area Storage Areas Pub 1 tc. · Restrooms Unusabl e.. Space 99 1 , 01 5 301 30 43 100 15 100 1 68 3 Sub Total Above Uses 1, 489 - t,>489 occupant. Content determined by Area Uses 72 Therefore, the occupant based on area use would be 72 persons. Occupant Content <Based on Exit Units In Group A --Assembl y Occupancies the ma in exi tmust pro1v; de exit units for one-half the occupants calculated by the areara Main exit is s;x(6) feet in \AJidth and wi 11 prov;de~ exit units as follows: 64. I 0.2 = .320 persons Also, in Group A I~ssembly Occupancies secondary exits must be able toprovi de at least two-thirds o.f the ex; t units> required for the occupants cal cu lated...by the area. Secondary: exit is one door at three (3) feet and will provide exit units as follows: 32 I o. 160 persons. Therefore, the secondary exit woul dcontro 1 the. occupan"t content of the Assembly and the occupant would be set a1~ 240 persons. petermineMaxi mum .. Occupant Content By t.he StandardBu ilding Code the occupant content. canno't exceed/one person per three square feet net. We get the fol.lowtng: 926 3= 309 persons And, byth~ Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) the occupant content cannot exceed one person per five square feet net. We then get the following: 926/ 5 185 persons. Summary Therefore, the occupant .content \.vi 11 be set at 185 persons whiGh is the.. maxfmumallowed. under the provisions of the Life Safety Code (NFPA - 101). MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE: Planning and Zoning Commission Sabine Kuenzel, Staff Planner June 30,1992 RE: Bullwinkle's addition On May 21, 1992, the Commission approved a Conditional Use Permit to allow the addition of 1250 square feet to the Bullwinkle'sBar and Grill. The use that was requested and approved would have beena.banquet room,. storage areas, and an. office. The applicant would like to amend thisC.U.P.to allow t~e use of the banquet room to include pool tables. June 30, 1992 THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD OF COLLEGE STATION Dear Sir, In our recent addition to Bullwinkles our main concern was expansion.. Wewererecievingcalls for large group partie~3, and with this' in Illind,decid-edto add a banquet room. . The only problem with this, is 'that,byrecieving aperm.it forabanCluet room we did not /realize that we would be unable to use the room foranythil1gelse. . We wQuldlike to changeQur permit to allow for.pool tables, . darts , and games. Basically,.ageneral~se permit.. The fact is that only eight to tendaysam~onth .wBhave banquets.... Therefore,. to.c overoperatingexpenc es, ..... we . need this additiontobe.usedat all times. These games will help <boost sales as well as add a unique and different atmosphere for large parties and banquets, . especially our dCiily>customers. Any mis- understanding or inconvenience issolelyourfaul'~;and wea.p:ol- ogize. .. We realize our mistC[keandhope you will amend our permi t. W,tthoutthis addition, the extra room cannot" be profitable II Si:cere~ Mi~r Occupant ContentCa.lculations>Caddition only - used.asPool Room) Bullw;nkJe's 1603 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Occupant Content by Area Use Areas Sqft/ Number' Qccupant ofOcc. Total Floor Area 1,489 Bar Area Seating Area Pool Table Area storage Areas Public. Restrooms ~"nusabl eSpace 99 476 451 301 30 132 100 15 15 100 32 30 3 Sub Total Above Uses 1,489 -1,489 OccupantContentdetermi ned by... Area Uses 66 Therefore, the occupant based on area use would be 66 persons. OCCUQantContentBasedonExitUnits In Group A - .Assembly Occupancies the mal n ex; t must pr()v; de exit units for one-half the occupants calculated by the area. Main exit is six (6) feet in width and wi 11 prov;dE~ exit units as follows: 64 I Ou 320 persons Also, in Group A--Assembly Occupancies secondary exits must be abletoprovi de .at 1 east t\'\fo-.thi rdsof the ex; t un i t:s required for the occupants calculated by the ar'eall Secondarye.xit. is one door at three (3) feet and will p rav ide ex i t un i ts as fall o~vs : 32/0 160 persons. Therefore, the secondary exit would control the occupan't content. of the Assembl y and. the . occupant waul d be set a't 240 persons II Determine Maximum Occupant/Content By the . St~nda.rd By.il ding. GOPeathe occupant content cannot exceed one p.erson per three square feet net. We get the follow; n9.: 1,015 I 3= .338 persons And, by. the Life Safety Code (NFRA 101) the occupant content cannot exceedQne person per.fivesqua.refeet net: We then get the following: 1 ,015 5 203 persons. Summary. Therefore, the. <occupant content Will . beset at 203 persons which isthe\rnaxil1lurnallowed under the provisions of the Life Safety Code (NFPA - 101).