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I MINUTES CITY COUNCIL APRIL 22, 2015 COMMUNITY Montour reported that a Community Media Center Open House will be MEDIA held on Monday, April 27, 2015, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at CTV 15 located CENTER at 2670 Arthur Street in Roseville. Montour reported that the open house will include tours of the facility, including the studio, control room, edit suites and production trucks. The general public can discover the benefits of community media and becoming a volunteer and learn about video production services for businesses or organizations. AMEND Keis opened the Public Hearing to consider the application for Gordies' CUP — Place for an Amendment to a Conditional Use Permit to allow outdoor 201 LITTLE recreation consisting of bean bags, volleyball, horseshoes, body ball, CANADA bocce ball, boot hockey, and broom ball in conjunction with the serving ROAD — and consumption of alcoholic beverages. GO'iRDIES The City Planner reviewed his report dated April 3, 2015 relative to the Amendment to Conditional Use Permit allowing outdoor recreation. The City Planner reported that the property had previously been granted a CUP allowing outdoor recreation activities as an establishment with alcohol service pursuant to 912.040 G. The previous permit required a line of spruce trees along the westerly boundary of the recreation area and limited outdoor recreation activities to volleyball and boot hockey on certain evenings. The applicants are seeking to expand the number of outdoor recreation activities as well as the number of nights that these would occur. They are also proposing to replant one of the spruce trees that did not survive. The Planner noted that in order to add the outdoor consumption of liquor in the recreation area, the applicants are required to enclose the area from the indoor bar service area and the entire outdoor area were alcohol would be consumed. The Planner noted that under State liquor regulations, customers cannot enter the facility in any way except through the bar area. The Planner reported that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit with some modifications to the recommendations as outlined in his April 3`d report. The Planner reviewed these recommendations and pointed out that the differences in his recommendation and that of the Plaiming Commission relate to the type of corridor fencing denoted as "A" on the site plan. The Planner reconunended either a permanent fencing or rigid temporary fencing to secure the corridor connection between the indoor and outdoor consumption areas. The Planning Commission recommended allowing the poly fencing as proposed by the applicant and asked for information as to how the poly fencing would be secured to fence poles. The Planner