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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes May 24, 2022 Page 2 A.1 Resolution 22-048 – Approving a Special Event Car Wash Hosted by the SAV Girls and 2 Boys Tennis on May 28, 2022 in the Community Center Parking Lot. 3 4 City Manager Yunker reviewed the request is to approve a special event permit from St. Anthony 5 Boys and Girls Tennis in the Community Center parking lot on May 28, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. to 6 3:00 p.m. 7 8 Councilmember Walker noted a typo in the report indicating it was a permit from Golf. 9 10 Motion by Councilmember Randle, seconded by Councilmember Walker, to Approve Resolution 11 22-048 – Approving a Special Event Car Wash Hosted by the SAV Girls and Boys Tennis on 12 May 28, 2022 in the Community Center Parking Lot. 13 14 Motion carried 5-0. 15 B.16 Ordinance 2022-03 – Amending the St. Anthony City Code by Amending Sections 17 Related to Swimming Pools, Refuse Handling, Signs, Natural Landscapes, Parking, 18 Accessory Uses and Administrative Procedures – FINAL READING. 19 20 The Staff Report indicated the Planning Commission and City Staff have been engaged in 21 working through updates to the City Code and portions of the Zoning Ordinance. A new set of 22 proposed amendments for City Council action. These have been reviewed by the Planning 23 Commission at public hearings for each set of amendments and the subject of a recent City 24 Council work session on April 12, 2022. 25 26 The amendments consist of three general sets of code, each of which with a separate ordinance. 27 First is a revision to the “C” Commercial District zoning regulations. The regulations have been 28 reworked to broaden the categories of allowed uses, dealing more directly with the nature of the 29 use, rather than the specific business. 30 31 The second proposed ordinance addresses the L-I Light Industrial District. This district has been 32 updated in a fashion similar to the Commercial District language, categorizing the permitted uses 33 more generally, and addressing the conditional uses more specifically. For the LI District, the 34 primary changes relate to trucking and warehousing (focusing more directly on manufacturing 35 uses). Per the Council’s discussion at the work session, brewery/taproom uses have not been 36 included in the district. 37 38 The third ordinance is a collection of several code updates reflecting staff experiences with 39 public inquiries and code enforcement observations. These include general administration (fees 40 and/or processing requirements), signs (reconciling political campaign sign regulations with state 41 law), and three larger categories of change: swimming pools, rubbish collection/storage, and 42 natural landscapes. 43 44 The regulations are intended to codify current practices, conform regulations internally, create 45 alternatives for common conditions that cannot track with current ordinances, and establish