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Louisville City Council Meeting September 19, 2000 Page 8. Mayer stated that it would be addressed under habitable space and asked Howard if he preferred the term floor area ratio. Howard agreed it was addressed under habitable space. Keany asked for a vote on the parking space fee, which would be included in the revised ordinance. City Attorney Light advised there should be a vote on the motion and a follow-up motion establishing the parking space fee. VOTE: All in favor. City Attorney counseled that a motion directing the ordinance be revised with a proposed fee and the issue of restaurant use be addressed. MOTION: Keany moved that Council direct the City Attorney to prepare the ordinance for final determination and reflect a $'7,500 per space parking fee. The motion was not seconded. MOTION: Howard moved that Council set the fee at $10,500, seconded by Mayer. Roll call vote was taken. Motion passed by a vote of 6-l. Keany voted no. MOTION: Sisk moved that Council direct the City Attorney be directed to incorporate into Version C of the Ordinance, the language of Version B, Section 17.20.025, which excludes a freestanding building solely occupied for use as a restaurant usage, seconded Brown. Keany stated that non-freestanding restaurants were excluded because they could be converted to another use. He felt that other restaurants could also convert to other uses. Sisk amended his motion that it must be a restaurant use and if converted to something else, it would be subject to the parking requirements. Brown accepted the amendment. Keany asked City Attorney Light how that provision would be written. Light stated that the other portion of the Municipal Code extends parking requirement to a conversion of use. Therefore, it would be addressed outside of the land use application. Planning Director Wood stated that it would be flagged at the building permit and business license process.