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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 4,2015 Page 16 that a desired outcome. Councilmember Etten noted it may be necessary to actu- ally identify parcels before proceeding further. Mayor Roe concurred, suggesting leaving Subarea C for the time being, and con- sidering actual uses permitted for Subareas B and C. Councilmember Laliberte suggested, with concurrence by Mayor Roe, on receiv- ing public input prior to moving ahead to avoid further confusion. Public Comment Lisa McCormick,Wheeler Street Ms. McCormick expressed her sincere appreciation for this format allowing for public comment after initial discussions. However, Ms. McCormick expressed her personal concerns in the significant dif- ferences in how she viewed Subarea C immediately south of Terrace Drive and down County Road C. Ms. McCormick expressed her appreciation in the com- ments made about traffic on Fairview Avenue, and referenced her discussion with Mr. Bilotta earlier on the character of properties off Fairview Avenue and current Tile Shop and Medical building setting the gateway at the corners for that en- trance. Ms. McCormick noted both buildings were two-stories, and suggested something missing from this discussion was height as well as 24-hour operations. Given the character of Fairview Avenue, Ms. McCormick expressed a preference for less intense uses along the corridor. Mayor Roe noted both height and 24-hour operations were intended for discus- sion as part of this process. Ms. McCormick further cautioned the City Council and reminded them that Mr. Lloyd suggested the indication of positive survey responses for industrial uses in Subarea 4. Mayor Roe clarified that the responses, as reported by Mr. Lloyd, indicated nega- tive to neutral responses to industrial uses in Subarea 4. Ms. McCormick opined that there was more indication for residential uses; and sought to continue bringing that up as it fell in line with the citizen petition previ- ously submitted for what the neighborhood wanted in the Twin Lakes Redevel- opment Area: less intense uses along Fairview Avenue and height issues ad- dressed in the entire area. Table of Uses (Attachment A) Mayor Roe suggested starting at the top and moving through each use, with the City Council reacting to both the existing zoning designation under Community