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Rocks Club. The applicant has informed staff that it intends to deal with this potential problem by implementing a designated driver program. As part of the program, designated drivers receive free beverages. The applicant may explain more about this program at the meeting. 5. Designation of parking spaces for Rocks Club patrons. In initial conversations with the applicant, the applicant raised objections to restriping or installing signs to indicate which parking stalls are designated for Rocks Club patrons. The city council may further discuss this with the applicant at the meeting. 6. Incorporation of the security plan. The applicant has submitted a complete security plan for the police department. This plan sets forth the plan for hiring guards, guarding the entrances and exits to the building and patrolling the parking lots on a motorized golf cart. The police department has reviewed the security plan and it has been approved by the department. If the dance permit is approved, staff recommends that the plan be incorporated into the dance permit as a condition of approval. 7. Potential adult entertainment uses. The applicant has agreed in writing not to use the facility for adult uses, including holding wet t -shirt or mud wrestling activities at the facility. This too should be added as a condition to the permit if it is approved. 8. Potential car cruising on Valley Boulevard. Staff discussed the potential for cruising on Valley Boulevard in front of the facility. It has been determined that cruising may not be a problem like it has been in other communities where Rocks Clubs are located because there is only one club in Colton. In the other communities there are several different types of clubs concentrated in one area. The concentration of the clubs has led to loitering and cruising problems for other cities. 9. Parking agreements. The applicant has agreed to execute parking agreements that are in a form acceptable to the city attorney. The city attorney rejected the first forms offered by the applicant because they were merely leases that did not specify a term and they did not guarantee long term use of the adjacent parking lots. The agreements proposed by the city attorney should be recorded and will require that notice of expiration of the agreements must be provided to the city. If the dance permit is approved, staff recommends that a condition be added to require the applicant to obtain replacement parking if the agreements are ever terminated. The condition should also provide that the city may terminate the dance permit if alternative parking cannot be obtained. Finally, staff also recommends the following language be added as conditions to the dance permit: Any failure of the applicant to fully and adequately comply with the following, which are incorporated herein as if set forth in their entirety, shall be considered a breach of this permit and cause for its revocation by the city: 1. All applicable laws, rules and regulations of the state and city; 2. All provisions and conditions of the conditional use permit approved for the facility; 3. The requirement applicable to this project to continuously maintain access rights to at least 82 marked automobile parking spaces for customers; and 4. All provisions of that letter agreement between the city and Torn Thanoupolos dated March 18, 1999. RVPUB\.SRC\42630