Rooftop Cinema Club
Description
An outdoor cinema and bar proposal that stalled because the applicant never resubmitted plans, leaving the parking waiver request unquantified; the DRC took no action.
Impact summary
Would bring a distinctive rooftop movie-and-drinks venue to Federal Highway, with strict noise and hour limits to protect the apartment building next door.
Applicant
- Address
- 3333 N Federal Highway
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 2
Recorded in the meeting · Development Review Committee
Last discussed Jul 9, 2026.
Meeting timeline (2)
Development Review Committee - Jul 9, 2026
An outdoor cinema and bar proposal that stalled because the applicant never resubmitted plans, leaving the parking waiver request unquantified; the DRC took no action.
Development Review Committee - Jun 11, 2026
A 196-seat rooftop cinema with an outdoor bar on the 10th floor of the Oakland development, reviewed by the DRC for the site plan and two conditional uses. No vote was taken — the applicant is revising plans, adding a noise mitigation study, and seeking an interpretation of the outdoor amusement hours rule.
Related issues (3)
Neighbor noise disputes and proof standards
A rooftop cinema and bar wants to run shows past 11 p.m. next to an apartment building, but city code restricts outdoor amusements near homes to before 11 p.m. The city is weighing whether the use even counts as an 'outdoor amusement' and what protections residents need from late-night noise.
Vacation rental regulation and enforcement
A short-term rental has been operating without city registration since February 2025 despite a prior enforcement board order — a repeat violation. The city uses registration to know who's renting, where, and whether safety rules are followed.
Outdoor cinema and bar at 3333 N Federal Highway
A rooftop cinema and bar wants to run shows past 11 p.m. next to an apartment building, but city code restricts outdoor amusements near homes to before 11 p.m. The city is weighing whether the use even counts as an 'outdoor amusement' and what protections residents need from late-night noise.
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