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a <br /> Steve Paxton: Stated his support for an Adult Zone rather ' . <br /> than distance restrictions. He feels said area h 1 s ou d be located <br /> someplace where children would not be exposed to it. School. 4'"�,.•. <br /> buses stop in front of 100 Great Neck Road, every day and. ` <br /> conversations shift to nude dancing, children are prohibited Of, <br /> from riding their bicycles to and from school due to the Lo <br /> clientele who f re ent this ll <br /> qu establishment, Parents feel their , �) <br /> children are not safe in this area at 3 : 00 in the afternoon. Mr. <br /> Paxton further stated he would prefer a designated area for adult ' 0141 <br /> use to be located someplace other than where children are and not <br /> on a main artery of the Town. ,A. <br /> Marilyn Brooks, Deer crossing: Concurred with statements # <br /> made by Mr. Paxton. She stated she is very uncomfortable and <br /> ioi� <br /> nervous driving on that section of the road, especially at night, <br /> P y g <br /> knowing that people have been drinking and may be pulling out ;;: <br /> into traffic. "&I <br /> r <br /> Diane Mulvey: Asked Eric Smith if he has reduced the <br /> m <br /> footage <br /> between establishments. <br /> s ents. She suggested footage requirements be <br /> i <br /> made more severe n an attempt to Lower the number of <br /> F- <br /> establishments allowed. Eric told her it would be a possibility. <br /> 1� <br /> She further suggested concentrating on the dancing and live <br /> entertainment establishments, rather than the video and <br /> accessory establishments, indicating secondary effects as the <br /> reason therefor. (Thomas Fudala suggested the Theater be included ,{ <br /> as well . ) . <br /> Maureen Paxton: Stated her concern that this would be <br /> considered discriminating adult use. The State has defined Adult <br /> Use to include video stores, movies, paraphernalia stores and <br /> adult dancing/live entertainment. She suggested ggested the intent of <br /> the bylaw be language neutral, with adverse secondary effects 6.4 <br /> being the goal. The determination of whether or not an <br /> establishment is considered adult use is whether or not twenty <br /> f ive (2 SV -percent of the stock is dedicated to adult use. <br /> �F <br /> -.4 , <br /> i <br /> } <br /> Diane Mulvey: Informed the Board that she has inquired of f+ <br /> .l� <br /> the Massachusetts Association of Planning Boards regarding <br /> information on bylaws which restrict adult live entertainment, as t„;0 }� <br /> well as night clubs. ; <br /> Dennis Balzarini inquired as to the procedure for <br /> distribution of live entertainment licenses. Eric Smith answered <br /> there is n 1 o clear standard. All research indicates an additional Ail <br /> .� <br /> orie or two establishments would be allowed. :; <br /> ;jIVII <br /> Maureen Paxton: Stated it would be possible for an existing <br /> establishment to provide live dancing. All of the liquor ° ; <br /> licenses �. <br /> have been issued, only seasonal licenses are available, k�� Al <br /> licenses for beer and wine are currently available. The number <br /> of entertainment licenses for issue has to be determined by <br /> zoning. (There was brief discussion regarding licensing issues . ) <br /> _4_ <br /> { <br /> is 0 e, <br /> F`�I <br />