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� Special City Council Meeting Wednesday, December 16, 2015 Page 9 Councilmember Etten agreed with Councilmember Willmus' proposed revisions, opining this wasn't a current problem and since the applicant didn't intend to cre- ate a problem, there was no need to list it as a condition for approval. Councilmeinber Laliberte agreed with striking the second part of that condition as recommended by Councilmember Willmus. General Councilmember Conunents Councihnember Laliberte expressed appreciation for the applicant's narrative and the dialogue with the Planning Commission, having reduced her questions with that prior written input and verbal discussion. Mayor Roe agreed that the applicant's narrative was especially good, noting that some of those efforts had been brief from previous applicants in the past; but not- ed the applicant in this case took the effort to explain the appropriateness of a condit�onal use. Discussion ensued related to the hours of operation for the greenhouse; with clari- fication from staff that the greenhouses are not part of the Conditional Use appli- cation, only outdoor storage. However, staff clarified that lighting would still need to be addressed within the confines of the city's existing lighting standards and would be ineasured at the applicant's lot line, similar to those of ballfields and therefore controlled accordingly. Willmus moved, Etten seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 11285 (RCA Exhibit B) entitled, "A Resolution Approving Agricultt�ral Research Plots as a Condition- al Use (PF15-024);" amended as follows: • Condition C: revise to reac�: "All aspects of outcloor cultivation and research shall comply with all requirements f�om pertinent regulating agencies, and inclustry best managementp�actices shoulcl be usecl [��' -�M�•�� H�°��};�„'�, J • Conclition E: substitute the following expanded language: "As part of the Nec�uired building permit process and necessa�y sto�m wate� design review, the applicant shall work with city staff to meet the following �equi�ements: 1) To help protect the wateN quality of Langton Lake, the agriculture �e- sea�ch plots shall be g�acled to drain �unoff towaNds existing PUBLIC o� new storm wate� infrastr�ucture. No cor�structed outlets from this site will be allowed to fZow towa�ds o� into Lang Lake. 2) For any po�tion of the site that is not re g�a�led or can't be reasonably re graclecl to drain runoff towaNcls existing new PUBLIC storm wate�^ in- frast�uctu�e WITH CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO PROTECTING MATURE TREES, the applicant shall go above and beyoncl the city's cur�ent standa�cl and tNeat the volacrne from a 2" Nain event