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Council approves Eagle Tavern special-use permit, limits pool tables to two
Summary
Council amended and approved a special-use permit for Eagle Tavern to operate as an indoor entertainment facility, adding a condition limiting the venue to two pool tables. The amendment passed 4–2.
The City of Keller approved a special-use permit for Eagle Tavern on Keller Parkway but amended the permit to limit the business to two pool tables.
Staff told council that the restaurant had been operating pool tables and amusement devices without the SUP required by the Unified Development Code. Planning staff said the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial (3–2). At the council meeting the applicant confirmed they intended only "those two" pool tables; the mayor proposed a narrow amendment to make that limit a formal condition.
The council voted on the amendment first; it passed 4–2. Councilmembers then proceeded with final action incorporating the amendment. Councilmembers and staff said limiting the device count would address neighbors’ concerns about the venue becoming predominantly an entertainment hall rather than a restaurant.
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