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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes December 14, 2017 Page 5 of 9 Hsu stated that it was a painted metal because it was a polymer that changes the color of the material and got baked on to remove moisture. He was okay with the waiver process for the material, as the metal was aesthetic and durable, which seemed to fulfill the intent of the guidelines. O'Connell asked staff how the waiver process worked. Zuccaro stated that the Commission could approve the application based on Hsu's findings. Rice asked Dean about the CDDSG guidelines. Dean stated that CDDSG said painted metal was "prohibited." She entered into the record an image of spray -painted, galvanized metal, which she stated was different from the material in the application. O'Connell asked if anyone was against couching it as a waiver. Rice recommended granting a waiver. Motion made by Brauneis to approve Resolution 24 Series 2017 inclusive of Commissioner Hsu's findings with the waiver to allow painted metal material. Seconded by Sheets. Roll call vote. Motion passed unanimously. Food Truck Ordinance: A request to amend Title 17 of the Louisville Municipal Code regarding mobile retail food establishments, mobile food vehicles, mobile vending carts, and ice cream vendor regulations. (LMCA-0104-2017) • Applicant and Representative: City of Louisville • Case Manager: Lisa Ritchie, Associate Planner The code amendment was published in the Boulder Daily Camera on November 26t" and posted on November 22nd. No mailing was requiring. Ritchie stated that the proposed ordinance amends Title 17 regarding ice cream vendors, and mobile food vehicles, mobile retail food establishments, and mobile vending carts (Food Trucks). In 2014 an ordinance was adopted to establish food truck regulations and in 2015 another ordinance was adopted to make minor amendments to the regulations. This resolution was meant to consolidate and make execution of the 2014 ordinance easier. Staff proposed having all the regulations in a single, consolidated revised section. The resolution proposed allowing these vehicles outside the recreation center. Another goal of the resolution is to eliminate contradictions in the code. For the proposed food truck permit, all applicants would be required to have a city sales tax/use license, a Boulder County public health certificate, and a mobile food vending permit from the fire department. Some food trucks would be exempt from obtaining a city -issued food truck permit, including trucks for private catered events, ice cream vendors, and city -sponsored special events. The 2015 ordinance makes rules about ice cream vendors and private catered events unclear. Location requirements are not being changed in intent, but are changing to allow owner approval through written consent to allow food trucks within the 150 feet limit. Staff recommends that the Commission approve Resolution No. 25, Series 2017, recommending approval of the Draft Ordinance, amending Title 17 of the Louisville Municipal