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May24,2011 Page4of7 condition prohibiting a wait station from the patio, to prohibit a bussing station. Councilmember Phillips expressed concern with a lack of measurable standard relating to background noise. City Planner Gundlach reported establishing a decibel standard is difficult in this location as traffic is very high in this area; currently Main Street Village does have background music. Councilmember Bauman stated she does not see an issue with background music. Councilmember Phillips expressed concern with the lack of measurable standards. Mayor Jacobsen commented that a standard would minimize subjective analysis. Councilmember Bauman suggested the owner should be required to monitor the noise levels. City Attorney LeFevere suggested conditions could be added to the applica or license; which is issued annually. Councilmember Burg asked City Planner Gundlach about the City's p. tices pertaining to similar requests. . Ms. Gundlach noted this situation is unique due e tr.. ow. Councilmember Phillips expressed concern about allowing up to 6' Itrons in .roximity to a residential area, and suggested possibly amending hours of• 'on . Councilmember Bauman asked if there were any public co ents. s. Gundlach there has been no public comment. Councilmember Bauman suggested considering the s=. • pect o .tios, noting this not be a constant nuisance. City Attorney LeFevere noted it would be difficult to handle c s nts without a standard in place. Councilmember Samuelson suggest- researching the not ance to allow realistic standards. Councilmember Phillips suggeste, - sing the request b. the Planning Commission to allow more time for research. ' .1 embers Burg . ' . an suggested the Council make the amendments in order to a 'd . • ncilmemb- illips recommended closing time be 11:00 pm, Sunday ough and .00 am, Friday and Saturday. Len Pratt, introduced Pame esenting Glo ays. Mr. P .tt recommended that the City consider entering i .n encro. ent agreeme City Planner Gundlach stated Pratt Ordway has met wit ' ,ineers. e engineers a 'n . _reement with an encroachment agreement, subject to appre • the Attorney. Ms. Lynn stated she expects en. . ;- in conversation, and does not anticipate a ►' e. Councilm; •er Same . •uestio e Fire Exits. City Planner Gundlach noted that the Buildi fficial will con.. comp a eview, and determine proper locations for req ' . -rgency Exits. City Plann• ndlach summa, . the . endments as follows: 1. iginal pati i esign submitted by the applicant shall be acceptable subject to the app enter' _ into an Encroachment Agreement satisfactory to the City Attorney, dra' • - applicant's expense, and recorded against the property. The agreement shall 1 de language stating it will be at the applicant's expense should the patio need to b- emporarily removed to accommodate drainage or utility needs within the easement area. In lieu of entering into the agreement, the applicant may implement the revised patio design that allows a 4' clear path on both sides so as to protect the integrity of the easement. 3. The restaurant's audio entertainment system shall not be part of any exterior audio capabilities the patio might have. Only background music shall be permitted on the patio, but may not be audible at the front door of any residence across 5th AVE NW.