Legislation Details

File #: CUP-26-21    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Action Item Status: Individual Consideration
File created: 4/23/2026 In control: Planning and Zoning Commission
On agenda: 5/12/2026 Final action:
Title: CUP-26-21 (Archies) Hold a public hearing and consider a request by Ryan Bunger, on behalf of Archies, for renewal of a Conditional Use Permit to allow on premise consumption of Mixed Beverages, located at 301 N LBJ Dr, Ste 119. (K. Buck)
Sponsors: Kaitlyn Buck
Attachments: 1. CUP-26-21 Staff Report, 2. CUP-26-21 Maps, 3. CUP-26-21 Business Details, 4. CUP-26-21 Application Documents, 5. CUP-26-21 CUP Matrix, 6. CUP-26-21 Presentation
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AGENDA CAPTION:

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CUP-26-21 (Archies) Hold a public hearing and consider a request by Ryan Bunger, on behalf of Archies, for renewal of a Conditional Use Permit to allow on premise consumption of Mixed Beverages, located at 301 N LBJ Dr, Ste 119. (K. Buck)

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Meeting date:  May 12, 2026

 

Department:  Planning and Development Services

 

Amount & Source of Funding
Funds Required:
  N/A

Account or Project Number (C = CIP funds):  N/A

Funds Available:  N/A

Account Name:  N/A

 

Fiscal Note:
Prior Council Action: N/A

City Council Strategic Initiative: 

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N/A

 

Comprehensive Plan Element (s):

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Core Services

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Background Information:

Archies has held a “Restaurant (Eating Establishment)” Conditional Use Permit (CUP) since December of 2024. In accordance with the Development Code, a “Restaurant (Eating Establishment)” located within the Central Business Area (CBA) must meet certain standards related to kitchen equipment, meal periods, advertisement, and cleanliness outlined in Section 5.1.5.5.B.4.b.

 

2024: The business submitted a Restaurant CUP which was approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission for one year, effective upon the issuance of a TABC license, with conditions.

 

Senate Bill 1008 provides provisions on the city’s ability to prohibit amplified sound at a restaurant. Per this bill and staff’s analysis, the City can enforce the existing noise ordinance and any conditions related to noise added to this CUP.

 

Council Committee, Board/Commission Action:
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Alternatives:

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Recommendation: 

Staff recommends approval of CUP-26-21 with the following conditions:

1.                     The permit shall be valid for three (3) years, and shall expire on December 31, 2028, provided standards are met;

2.                     No outdoor Amplified, Background, and/or Acoustic Sound shall be permitted after the closing of the business but in no case later than 10 pm Sunday - Thursday.

3.                     No outdoor Amplified, Background, and/or Acoustic Sound shall be permitted after the closing of the business but in no case later than 11 pm Friday - Saturday.

4.                     The business is responsible for cleaning the area within 100 feet of any exit (LDC Section 5.1.5.5.E.2.d);

5.                     The business must have a kitchen and food storage facilities of sufficient size to enable food preparation. The kitchen must be equipped with, and must utilize, a commercial grill, griddle, fryer, oven, or similar heavy food preparation equipment;

6.                     The business must serve meals to customers during at least two meal periods each day the business is open. A meal must consist of at least one entree, such as a meat serving, a pasta dish, pizza, a sandwich or similar food in a serving that serves as a main course for a meal. At least three entrees must be available during each meal period. A meal period means a period of at least four hours;

7.                     The business must be used, maintained, advertised and held out to the public as a place where meals are prepared and served;

8.                     The occupancy is required to remain compliant with the fire code, to include ensuring that occupant loads stay at or below posted levels; and

9.                     The permit shall be posted in the same area and manner as the Certificate of Occupancy.