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2003 Code Modification: 2.4 In 2002 the Plaruling Division experienced of number of issues/concerns regarding restaurants located along Perimeter Drive. Specifically, these restaurants (10) were zoned Limited Retail District (B-1B) a zone that did not permit restaurants. The City Planner completed a further review of other restaurants and their zoning, concluding that a zoning text amendment was necessary. 2.5 In February 2003, the City Council approved zoning text amendments (specific to Section 1002 Definitions and 1005 Business Districts) clarifying types of restaurants and the zones within which they were to be pemutted and conditional. This amendment specifically established a class system of restaurants and assigned them within the various Business District zoning classifications. The goal was to allow restaurants similar to (at that time) the current code. The process was slightly complex because it required the City Planner to redefine restaurants based on the class system versus the code allowance. For example, the B-4, Retail Office Service District allowed restaurants over 5,000 sq. ft. as a pernutted use. 2.6 Ordinance 1279 was approved by the City Council, which ordinance created 6 different types of restaurant classes and a matrix that identified e�cisting and proposed language regarding restaurants (see attached). 2004 Code Modification: 2.7 In 2004 the Community Development Department began the amendment process for Section 1005, Business Districts of the Roseville City Code. Specifically, the goal was to update and clarify certain aspects of the Business Districts section and to take a11 uses (permitted and conditional) and insert them into a chart for ease of locating and understanding. The amendment process also included revisions to district purpose statements and a review and modification (elimination/addition) of uses. 2.8 The 2004 purpose statement for the B-4 District was modified to read as follows: a. "The B-4, Retail office Service District is designed to provide a limited mix of land uses, made compatible through controls of high quality standards, to facilitate more intensive, larger, and higher value development and redevelopment areas far the regional market. This district allows opportunities to integrate high quality offices, hotels, restaurants, retail uses and selected office and manufacturing uses visible from state or county roads. The B-4 Retail Office Service District in intended for certain areas designated as B, Business within the Comprehensive Plan". b. Ordinance 1305 created the current requirements within the Business Districts section of the City Code (attached) which inadvertently omitted a number of restaurants from the B-4 District. 2