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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />December 1, 2015 <br />Page 6 of 20 <br />pub is located across from the climbing gym and follows the design principles of the <br />gym, but on a smaller scale. The brew pub has outdoor seating enclosed by metal <br />fencings. It will have a partially covered and uncovered area. The brew pub design is <br />based on a free standing element. The graphic on the outside of the building (signage) <br />is a portion of the logo. There are matching logos on the climbing gym and brew pub. <br />The applicant wished to pursue the signage. The building is south facing and is being <br />designed to be energy efficient and solar panels are proposed in the future. <br />COUNCIL COMMENT <br />Council member Loo asked if the graphic would be allowed if there wasn't any wording. <br />Planner I Trice explained it would still be characterized as a sign because it is the logo. <br />Council member Loo asked the applicant about the CTC Owners Association's <br />objection to the logo. Mr. Johnson stated they do not know why the CTC Owners <br />Association objected to the logo. Planner I Trice explained the signage was not a part <br />of the original submittal when it was referred to the CTC Owners Association. Staff <br />forwarded the signage request to the CTC Owners Association and they concurred with <br />staff's recommendation. <br />Council member Keany explained he called staff about the classification of a school for <br />recreation facilities and was told there is no such classification. He asked staff to bring <br />back a classification change. He felt there should be some sort of classification use <br />within the community. He had concerns it conflicted with other portions of the Code <br />limiting businesses within a certain distance from a school. Planner I Trice explained <br />the LMC specifies schools in the definition of medical and recreational marijuana as <br />public and private, pre - school, elementary, middle, junior high or high school so would <br />not apply here. She noted the surrounding area is industrial, which would not allow <br />marijuana. <br />Interim Planning and Building Safety Director Russ explained the definition is also used <br />by the Local Licensing Authority for alcohol related licenses. He noted staff agrees and <br />the Planning Commission prioritized creating a use definition for fitness facility in the <br />use table of the Louisville Municipal Code. Staff is in the process of creating a <br />definition. <br />Council member Stolzmann stated this is an excellent application and she was excited <br />to see this project come to Louisville. She addressed Use Group 9 — Public and private <br />schools, studios for profession work, teaching for fine arts, photography, drama, dance, <br />but not including a commercial gymnasium. She asked staff to elaborate how this <br />proposal fits into Use Group 9. <br />Planner 1 Trice explained the proposal falls into Group 9 because they will be teaching <br />classes. She asked the applicant to explain what will be taught at the climbing gym. Mr. <br />