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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 22,2015 Page 36 draft Table of Uses (Exhibit A) specific to community mixed use (CMU) desig- nated zoning districts as reached by consensus of the City Council during their discussions. As detailed in lines 35-58 of the RCA, Mr. Lloyd briefly summarized the next step processes and vetting at the Planning Commission level, and opportunities for public input. Mayor Roe sought comment from individual Councilmembers as to any remain- ing outstanding issues or areas needing further clarification. Councilmember McGehee expressed surprise with the 100' strip being a height restriction rather than an un-buildable buffer; with Mayor Roe responding and clarifying that the height limit was set at 35' within that 100' strip and dedication could come in the form or land to increase that buffer area and/or become part of the park itself. Councilmember Willmus opined that this map and table clearly and accurately represented City Council discussions held to-date. Councilmember McGehee expressed further concern that the 24-hour operation in subarea CMU-3 was closer to subarea CMU-2 than she had anticipated; express- ing her preference to hold that use to the subarea CMU-4. Mayor Roe clarified that, the action of the City Council had been to include it; however, he noted it still had a ways to go in the process and would be coming back before the City Council for final action at the end of that process. At the request of Mayor Roe, Mr. Lloyd reviewed the open house process that would occur with this city-initiated revision, similar to that of a private developer; as well as statutory requirements they would follow and required for any rezoning and amendment to the comprehensive plan and subsequent review by other juris- dictions. At the request of Councilmember Laliberte, Mr. Lloyd reviewed the next steps in more detail; proposed comprehensive plan map changes from HDR north of Ter- race Drive and consistent with other CMU areas; with rezoning and zoning map changes for each subarea moving forward. Mr. Lloyd noted those changes would in turn prompt changes to the comprehensive plan map and zoning map, with the intent to combine them into one process and through holding one open house— at a minimum— for further information and public comment. Mr. Lloyd further not- ed there would be at least one public hearing before the Planning Commission; and anticipated it would take a minimum of two months for the process and al- lowing for new notification refinements and open house process as identified by the CEC.