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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 4,2015 Page 20 tors, including whether traditional, fast food without a drive-thru, or sit-down res- taurant. If the drive-thru definition was causing the problem in whether fast food uses were permitted or not, Mayor Roe questioned if that category needed further defi- nition accordingly. Councilmember McGehee stated that she'd be fine with some fast food uses with- out drive-thru access, noting the problematic synergy created in her immediate neighborhood specific to drive-thru's. Without objection, Mayor Roe concluded that fast food with drive-thru was a P use with CU, in Subareas A and possibly Subarea C; with the use determined as NP across the board in Subarea B. Mayor Roe noted the need for specific fast food definitions for future determination on any permitted CU coming forward. Commercial: Restaurants (Traditional) Councilmember Laliberte stated she could see that use in. Subarea A (formerly Subarea 1),but wasn't sure if she could see it in Subarea A (formerly Subarea 4). Mayor Roe suggested making it a P use with a CU and look further at conditions associated with it, only in Subarea A,but not the other Subareas. Councilmember Willmus noted that it had been permitted before, and was listed as P in 2014 with fairly strong responses, causing him to question why. Councilmember McGehee agreed with the comments of Councilmember Willmus, opining that there was a strong desire across the City to have more vari- ety and sit-down restaurants, and in this area in particular with workers and those residents in that immediate area. Without objection, Mayor Roe concluded that this was P use throughout the Twin Lakes area. Commercial: Retail (24-hour operation) Mayor Roe noted that it was a P use in the original CMU district and the proposed 2014 CMU; and permitted in other areas with standards addressed in other areas of City Code for 24-hour issues (e.g. noise, delivery times, buffer zones) for those uses adjacent to single-family residential uses. Mayor Roe suggested the question was whether to go with a city-wide strategy with restrictions for uses adjacent to residential uses, or note a strong negative in this area across the board. Councilmember McGehee noted the use was NP outside of a hospital, and opined nothing needed to be open 24 hours/day, creating an additional drain on the City's public safety departments.