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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />October 8, 2020 <br />Page 5 of 10 <br />hopeful that if anything became a problem in the future that the applicant would work <br />with adjacent property owners. <br />Howe asked if the property had to abide by the existing limitations on live music. <br />Ritchie confirmed. <br />Diehl asked for clarification on the separate regulation for live versus amplified music. <br />Zuccaro stated that all of the restrictions in the application applied to outdoor dining, not <br />to inside music. They would just fall under the noise ordinance. He added that <br />downtown, most often, there was a 10 PM restriction on amplified music outdoors. <br />Diehl asked if that was consistent with what was under review tonight. <br />Ritchie noted that the exterior hours of operation would be 11 AM — 10 PM on <br />weeknights and 11 AM — 12 AM on Fridays and Saturdays, and amplified music would <br />be limited to 11 AM — 9 PM all days of the week. <br />Williams asked about the hours of the other businesses in that area. <br />Ritchie replied that she did not know. <br />Williams asked about the 6-foot fence. <br />Ritchie replied that the applicant and the adjacent property manager had come to that <br />proposal. She noted that the fence was to mitigate impacts on the adjacent property <br />owner and to prevent people from cutting through the residential area to get to the <br />restaurant. <br />Williams asked if that was adequate buffering and about the setback. <br />Ritchie replied that the setbacks were well inside the required minimum setback. There <br />were limited options for additional landscaping because of the access easement in that <br />area. Within the site itself, the orientation of the food trucks served as a bit of a buffer <br />when they were present, as well. Raised planting beds with trees on the property also <br />provided buffers as did the patio cover with the sloped design. <br />Brauneis clarified that nearby Mudrock's had outside seating. He invited the applicant to <br />speak. <br />Applicant Joshua Martinsons, 707 12th Street in Boulder, stated that the plan was to <br />shut down on weeknights at 9 PM and 11 PM on Fridays and Saturdays and that any <br />outdoor music would be shut down by 9 PM. He stated that he did not expect that food <br />trucks would be an integral or a common part of this business. The food hall had tenant <br />kitchens and he did not want to take business away from those kitchens, unless the <br />kitchens were overwhelmed with orders. For the most part, the trucks would be out <br />during clement weather. He responded to the fence conversation saying that he was <br />happy to build a higher fence if needed and expressed the importance of protecting the <br />