Page 8 The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch October 11, 2013 Live Entertainment MARGARITA’S & CRAFT BEERS! AND DON’T FORGET MEXICAN MONDAYS! Raw Bar Bloody Mary Bar Mexican Monday H A P P Y H O U R S P E C I A L S CRABBY CHEESE DIP IN A BREAD BOWL! GROUPER FINGERS, CAESAR SALAD, WINGS, KEY WEST, MILD, MEDIUM, NUCLEAR, INFERNO, GARLIC PARMESAN, OLD BAY, BOURBON, BAR B Q, ASIAN SESAME & NAKED! Fall Happy Hour Happy Hour Drink Specials Sunday-Friday 11am-7pm • Saturday 4pm-7pm D E L A W A R E L O T T E R Y G A M E S $1.99 Select Domestic Pints Miller Lite, Miller High Life, Coors Light New Site Plan OK’d For Berlin Activities Depot By TRAVIS BROWN STAFF WRITER $1.99 Select Domestic Bottles Miller Lite, MGD 64, Miller High Life, Coors Light, Coors Original $1.99 Rail Drinks - 12oz NFL Drink Specials $1.99 Select Domestic Pints $1.99 Select Domestic Bottles $1.99 Rail Drinks Happy Hour Food Specials DAILY 4pm-7pm .75¢ Oysters & Clams (each) $6.99 1/2 lb Steamed Shrimp WINGS Bone $7.50 (10) Boneless $5.99 (Basket) NFL Food Specials WINGS Bone $7.50 (10) Boneless $5.99 (Basket) Tacos • Nachos • Quesadillas Mexican Pizza • Fajitas & Much More LOTSA SLIDERS, BURGERS, THURSDAY, CLAMS, OYSTERS, STEAMED SHRIMP, COLD PINTS OF DRAFT BEER, HALLOWEEN PARTY LEPRECHAUN LEGS, OCTOBER 31 • OVER $750 IN CASH & PRIZES 5S 2C HR DE BE IN GS OPEN EVERY DAY AT 11 A.M. BETWEEN CAROLINE AND TALBOT STREETS ON THE BOARDWALK 410-289-6953 PURPLE MOOSE APPAREL SHOP • LOTTERY • KENO • POOL TABLE FUZZBOX PIRANHA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 AWAKEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 BUCKET SPECIALS WEEK DAYS UNTIL 8 P.M. BERLIN – Nearly two years after an initial site plan approval, the Berlin Activities Depot is showing signs of moving forward after receiving approval for a revised site plan Wednesday from the Berlin Planning Commission. The new plan will shave off about 6,000 square feet from the interior and will alter the aesthetics of the building to give it a more unique look. “What you see in front of you, I guess, is our latest and greatest revised plan,” architect Keith Fisher told the commission. “We’re making an attempt to make the elevation of the building more train depot-like.” Dropping from 30,000 square feet to 23,987, the new building should be “something recognizable, something that is fun, exciting and inspires kids to have a good time,” said Fisher. The roughly 6,000 square feet lost from the building will instead be used as a fenced in outdoor area. Initial plans for the depot include activities like laser tag, glow-in-the-dark miniature golf and daycare. There will also be an extensive gymnasium. The facility will be located off Route 346, or Old Ocean City Boulevard, at a site formerly used for parking for the then Tyson poultry plant. The lot has been vacant for years and at the original site approval meeting, several commissioners praised depot owner Carmella Solito for finding a way to put the property to good use. Fisher said the new site plan seeks to change the look of the facility to match Solito’s vision for something more distinct and memorable than the original draft presented back in January of 2012. Commissioner John Barrett told Solito that he considers this new plan an upgrade. “I think it’s an improved look from what it was,” he said. There are still some “minor hurdles” with the plan and the associated stormwater discussion, according to Dave Engelhart, director of planning and zoning, but nothing that needed to delay the commission approving the revised site plan. “It’s been submitted and reviewed, comments have come back, but I don’t have an approved stormwater management plan,” he said. The commission voted 6 to 1, with Barb Stack opposed, to approve the new site plan. Stack was the sole vote against the original plan as well, saying she worried about the site being heavily developed and becoming too crowded if Solito ever expands on the property.