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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes January 8, 2015 Page 13 of 23 Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: Pritchard has a disclosure. When the Food Trucks Ordinance was originally submitted involving the Downtown, he recused himself. On the Modification which involves the golf course, he wonders if the PC thinks he should continue to recuse himself. Tengler does not see a conflict given that effectively, the PC is extending the Food Truck Ordinance to the golf course. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Russ presented. Staff is proposing amending Section 17.16.180.A.7.a in the LMC added are underlined): • Districts permitted: Only public rights -of -way and public districts by temporary use permit, except that ice cre to read as follows (words 'thin non - residential zone s, food trucks contracted for private catered events, an-d food trucks associa ® ith e - reserved inside the Louisville Art Center in Memory Square Park, a • •od trucks a . ted with the daily operations of the Coal Creek Golf Course a . • - itted special e at the Golf Course are allowed to operate on public r'. of -way and public park esidential districts. The specific request is to allow the concessionaire to the golf course. This was not include a original fo think of this as the same correlated is because it is a park tied to the Louisvill specifically allow it to occur in the previo course since it was closed d - to the floo Spring /Summer 2015 an . •.erate t amendment to Sectio a adds Coal Creek Golf Co F - . nd permi -. special residential zone di within publ' . ned par trucks to operate in t • king ® •uld courtesy carts or food carts on ck allocation because Staff did not e - on to Memory Square Park resi. - I zone district, so we e neg - -. to accommodate the golf b- eopening in II occupation. The specific rucks associated with the daily operation of nts at the golf course so they are allowed in a right -of -way. This would not allow food food trucks to operate in the parking lot when it is tied to a speci to accom compe tied o get a Special Event Permit. The intent is ly celebratio . bother large City- sponsored events, not to or or others. The day to day operations would be specifically sy cart that operates within the course. Comm Tengler a this ordinan Russ answers operation of food it is allowed; howev er spaces in Louisville that this might be appropriate to extend ched by some homeowner associations to allow commercial ciated with homeowner association parties. If it is a catered event, ey wish to operate as a commercial vendor, it is not allowed. Staff is suggesting to not addr-ss that particular concern. Tengler asks about the golf course occasionally is rented out by various corporate groups for outings. Does this enable them to bring a food truck into the parking lot during one of the sponsored outings? It does not need to be a City sponsored event but a special event. Russ says if it is a designated special event request with the City Manager's office, then yes. Moline asks about food trucks associated with the daily operations of the golf course. What is an example? Russ says the courtesy cart that goes on the course with hot dogs, candy bars, and beer.