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i • Resident Steve Dahlstrom of 1502 California said that he occasionally saw young people hanging out in the back parking lot and heard drag racing down his street. He was not generally in favor of extended hours or less adult supervision. Commissioner Daykin indicated that the "No Right Turn" sign in the rear parking lot exits on Aroma are not prominent and may be overlooked while exiting the back lot. There being no further comments, Chairman Black closed the Public Hearing at 8:30 P.M. Commissioner Finegan moved to amend the existing Conditional Use Permit for 1544 Larpenteur condition #1 to allow the business to remain open MO'T'ION ON until 1 A.M. on Saturday and Sunday and condition #10 to allow the AN~IDM~:NTS TO business owners to employ one person after 7 P.M, on Sunday through COt~ITIONAL USE Thursday evenin gs, and to req uire a review of the Conditional Use Permit PERMIT FOR 1544 in three months from the date of City Council action on tte amendments. LARPEN'I'EUR The motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Daykin requested that the building manager be asked to attend the City Council Meeting on August 9, 1989 to discuss the "No Right Turn" signs in the rear parking lot. • Susan Hoyt Taff presented the Commission with a revised project timetable for the Procedures Manual. Carol Carlson reported on proposed changes to the Swimming Pool Ordinance, Section 9-14.02 of the City Code. The draft ordinance included a more specific definition of swimming pool, revised the fencing requirements from 6' to 5', and re-organization. According to Ms. Carlson's research, the State Health Department Inspector recommends a five foot fence built of a non- climbable material beginning no more than 4 inches above ground Level. Discussion about filling the pool during construction prior to the construction of a permanent fence followed. Ms. Carlson said she would re-work the draft ordinance to specify a temporary fence be erected if the pool is filled during construction. Commissioner Finegan suggested the Commission wait to make recommendations until after a Fublic Hearing on the Ordinance, Chapter 9-14.02, on September 11, 1989. Chairman Black adjourned the meeting at 9:00 F.M.. Submitted by: Patricia Phillips • Approved: