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September 27, 2022 Page 6 of 7 added to the policy. Councilmember Allen supported this recommendation. Motion by Councilmember Allen, seconded by Councilmember Dunsworth to adopt Ordinance 892, An Ordinance to Update Rental Licensing Requirements for Residential Housing Units Throughout the City. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays-Motion Carried Motion by Councilmember Allen, seconded by Councilmember Dunsworth to direct staff to publish a summary Resolution for Ordinance 892. 5 Ayes, 0 Nays-Motion Carried 2. Acceptance of Vision Silver Lake Road 2040 Phase III Final Deliverables. City Manager Massopust indicated Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola would be presenting this item to the Council. Assistant Director of Community Assets and Development Gozola stated HKGi has prepared the final summary documents which bring the Vision Silver Lake Road 2040 project to a close. The final documents were presented to Council. Staff reviewed the relevant outcomes that drove this project and requested the Council accept the final summary document. Councilmember Axberg stated she appreciated all of the feedback the City has received from the public on this project. Councilmember Allen indicated there were no current plans before the City for these nodes, but stated this plan gives the City a vision for these areas. He appreciated how hard the City worked to get feedback for these areas in order to assist with the future planning for these areas. Councilmember Abdulle concurred with these points. He appreciated the proactive planning the City was doing for this corridor. He explained he also appreciated how this plan considered the entire vision for the corridor, including how pedestrians move through the area. He discussed how he appreciated the fact the City Council had reduced the residential speed limit to 25 miles per hour. He thanked staff for all of their efforts on this plan. Councilmember Dunsworth stated combatting the misinformation around this plan has been a significant challenge for the Council. She reiterated that there were no plans in place right now. Rather, this was a proactive study that engaged the public to assist with the planning of three nodes in the community that were in need of revitalization and redevelopment. She explained there were no six story apartment buildings being proposed in the City, neither was there a Starbucks or a Dunkin. She indicated she appreciated the feedback that has been gathered from the public and reported this study was a guide for the future. She thanked Assistant Director Gozola for all of his work on this project. Mayor Niedfeldt-Thomas stated after she was sworn in as Mayor she was excited to learn the City received granting funding and would be completing this vision study. She explained this meant HKGi would be working with staff on this project to engage the public. She reported the mixed use nodes, were currently mixed use nodes. She indicated she suggested the study be called Vision Silver Lake Road and reiterated that nothing was happening today, but rather this was a vision or guide for the corridor for the next 20 years. She noted the next steps for this would be for staff to draft Ordinances that would put the proper zoning in place. She commented further on the conversations she has had with residents and business owners about this plan. She discussed how this Silver Lake vision would assist the City in getting ahead of plans versus reacting to future plans from developers. She explained the City would continue to take feedback from residents and business owners on the Silver Lake corridor. 2. Acceptance of Vision Silver Lake Road 2040 Phase III Final Deliverables.