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Planning staff outlines conditions for indoor golf facility conditional-use approval at Greystone Commercial Boulevard
Summary
Planning staff said an indoor golf facility proposed at 2815 Greystone Commercial Boulevard is on property zoned Planned Commercial and requires conditional-use approval; the planning commission recommended approval with ten conditions addressing hours, on-site representation, no alcohol, monitoring and emergency access.
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Planning staff presented a conditional-use application for an indoor golf facility at 2815 Greystone Commercial Boulevard in the 280 Corridor. The site is zoned Planned Commercial and because the proposed use is indoor recreational it requires conditional-use approval.
Staff summarized the planning commission's positive recommendation contingent on ten conditions: owners or representatives must be present on-site at least 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and during any on-site parties; parties would be limited to 8 a.m.–9 p.m. and scheduled only by members; nonmembers' use would be limited to hours when owners/representatives are present; no alcohol would be permitted on-site; owners must keep the facility clean; a video-monitoring system must be installed and active during operating hours; a Knox box or acceptable emergency-entry system must be installed; the facility must not host more persons than allowed by the fire marshal's load limit; owner contact information must be clearly displayed for urgent maintenance or overnight emergencies; and the business must obtain a certificate of occupancy and business license before opening.
Staff noted the comprehensive plan supports commercial development in the vicinity and that many conditions respond to the site’s keyless/unsupervised overnight-hours model to protect public safety and neighborhood livability. The owner agreed to the conditions and the planning commission recommended approval with those conditions attached. The transcript records staff presentation and the planning commission’s recommended conditions; it does not show a final council vote on the conditional use in the excerpt provided.

