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City Council Meeting Minutes September 20, 2022 Page 6 of 11 Councilmember Most stated she is concerned insurance companies could claw this back from residents. She wants the benefit to go to residents not insurance companies. Councilmember Dickinson supports people being allowed to move to a new burn lot with all the same benefits as rebuilding on an existing lot. He also supports the 10% buffer for additional square footage. Mayor Stolzmann stated there is consensus to allow allowing moving between burn lots to get a tax credit and a 10% buffer on the size of the home for the credit. Mayor Stolzmann asked if there is support for a 100% credit if people build to the 2021 IECC (without the appendix), regardless of the square footage. There was support for this from the members. Staff will bring this back an ordinance for consideration. RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES 2022 — A RESOLUTION CONDITIONALLY APPROVING A NINE MONTH -LONG TEMPORARY USE AS A PRECURSOR TO A PERMANENT USE TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF AN OUTDOOR BEER GARDEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN TAP AND GARDEN LOCATED AT 1077 COURTESY ROAD Mayor Stolzmann introduced the item and asked for disclosures. Councilmember Brown stated he knows the applicant but does not believe it will affect his ability to vote on the item. Mayor Stolzmann opened the public hearing. Planner Kay Marchetti reviewed the application and the relevant codes. She noted a temporary permit as a precursor to a permanent use typically requires the approval of the PUD first, however staff recommends approval to support an existing restaurant. The nine -month time frame is meant to allow enough time for the approval of the PUD amendment. She reviewed the proposed upgrades to the property and some of the existing state of the site. She stated staff finds the application meets the code requirements. It is compatible with the with surrounding area and community facilities; it conforms with applicable requirements; the site can be restored to previous condition if needed. Staff recommends approval with three conditions: the permit shall not be issued until a restoration agreement is finalized; that amplified sound is limited to between the hours of 11 am and 9 pm and that speakers be pointed east, away from nearby residences; and that the applicant submit a revised site plan that includes all of the existing improvements.