How does one know if the community does not want this or the traffic associated with it? I am relatively familiar with that area, that particular establishment is directly off the tollway, the closest residential dwelling is behind that business, a traffic increase would most likely be from the tollway, not the streets that homes are located. I could understand if patrons of that social club had to drive through residential areas, I would be upset if I lived there, but that isn't the case. I will never have that level of wealth, but if I was a surrounding business owner I would be eager for this "social club" to get going, if you can catch some of their clientele to frequent your business, that's a good size boost in business. Back to the original point, if residents or surrounding businesses thought it would negatively impact them, then I would caution on this situation. But I have not seen that sentiment, I would expect something like the backlash from the Pepper Square redevelopment if the community did not want this in their neighborhood. Judging by the proximity of the closest actual neighborhood, I would be surprised if they even knew it was there. I could be wrong.