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NIINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL e° MEETING HELD ON JANUARY 9, 1995 ( #10) B-2 ORDINANCE PROPOSED AMENDMENT Concerns over the present draft were noted. Kelley clarified that landscaping and • screening must be complied with prior to issuance of any conditional use permits and requested confirmation that Council members were willing to uphold this stipulation. Moorse is concerned with the portion of the ordinance that creates new conditional uses. The City is currently able to say no to certain usages. Under the proposed amendment, certain usages could be done with a conditional use permit, which in effect, says the usage is okay within certain parameters. Moorse stressed caution should be taken in this area. New accessory items were C, J, and M (refer to packet). Goetten and Callahan felt that with adding conditional uses, the City gains the ability to work with people on improving conditions. Hurr was concerned with snowmobile sales and service and the policing of this area as well as the maintenance base issue. All Council members agreed to eliminate these from the ordinance. Barrett reiterated to the Council that the City has the power to regulate but does not have the power to take property. Hours of operation were discussed under D and E on page 6. It was agreed that wording should be added to state that boats for hire are not considered private. Council agreed on the need for charter boats but are concerned with theport-of -call use. Parking may • become an issue here. Caretaker dwellings were discussed. It was determined to consider this an accessory use instead of a conditional use. Gaffron said that any accessory use item can create parking problems so changing certain accessory uses to conditional uses would aid in requiring additional parking for such use. It was decided that if an accessory usage created parking on the street, Staff can change parking requirements. Subd. 15 on page 8 was questioned as it was noted that the City Attorney recommended eliminating this from the amendment. Barrett said this was in relation to the City not being able to regulate the number of boat slips. Under 19 on page 9, it was noted to change Ordinances of the Lake Minnetonka Conservation Department to District. Hurr asked for a better clarification of what is considered a "full- course meal' under D. Callahan suggested that by the wording of prepared and prepackaged before coming on premises would cover any concern over preparing food and selling on premises. n U