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Proposed amendment would define and regulate 'redemption games' and allow accessory structures on adjoining lots
Summary
The draft zoning amendment would add definitions and permitted-use rules for 'redemption games' (games of skill) and introduce Section 701.04 permitting use of accessory structures on adjoining lots; the hearing offered no public comments.
The proposed change to Zoning Ordinance No. 1118, presented at the Sept. 16, 2024 hearing, would add definitions and regulation for permitted use zones for "redemption games," described in the transcript as "otherwise known as games of skill." The amendment text presented also includes a new Section 701.04 to permit the use of accessory structures on adjoining lots and provides for a repealer, a severability clause and an effective date.
The transcript does not record further detail on the regulatory standards, limits, licensing, hours, or enforcement language that would govern redemption games or accessory structures, and it does not record any public or council debate about potential impacts. Those substantive rules and any proposed geographic or zoning-map changes were not specified in the minutes provided.
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