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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,May 4,2015 Page 17 Mixed Use(CMU) and those permitted uses, and the uses as proposed in the 2014 exercise and suggested changes based on public feedback. Mayor Roe clarified that the entire Twin Lakes Redevelopment had been zoned CMU (shown on the left of the table) and 2014 changes (shown on the right of the table) indicating a change of direction by the City Council based on public feed- back and taken into account during tonight's discussion. If zoning is not currently permitted in either case, Mayor Roe suggested it was easy to simply delete those uses. However, for those uses not currently permitted and proposed to be changed to permitted uses, Mayor Roe noted the need to make a decision tonight between the two to address those conflicts. Mr. Bilotta suggested an additional category beyond "Permitted (P)" or "Not Permitted (NP)," that would include "Permitted with a Conditional Use (CU)" or "Permitted with a Planned Unit Development(PUD)." Mayor Roe noted the need to address parameters for PUD; with Mr. Bilotta sug- gesting that would only indicate at this point that additional discretion was desired by the City Council for that particular use, and could be dealt with in later discus- sions. Accessory: Drive-thru Mayor Roe noted they were currently and proposed as NP. Councilmember Willmus noted that this would mean no banks would be allowed in the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area, and suggested more discussion and feed- back was needed. Mr. Bilotta concurred, noting that this also included no pharmacies or other appli- cable uses with drive-thru's. Mayor Roe clarified that current Commercial and/or Business Park/Office zoning designations require a CU for a drive-thru; and suggested clarifying this NP spe- cific to fast food. Councilmember McGehee questioned the need for any drive-thru, opining that their uses created more asphalt, idling traffic, and pass-through traffic issues. Councilmember Laliberte expressed her support of a pharmacy, coffee or bank drive-thru use, as long as they were not up against residential properties due to headlight, direction and speaker issues. While not opposed to this use in Subarea B and could see it in Subarea C, Councilmember Laliberte stated that she was not supportive of it as a use up against residential properties, such as in Subarea A.