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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, April ll, 2016 Page 23 For those exact same reasons mentioned by Councilmember McGehee, Mayor Roe opined that the city had the ability to apply additional conditions to address impacts, impacts created inore as a result of city action rather than the use pro- posed. If the city was clear in stating its rationale for doing something outside of city code and not following it strictly, Mayor Roe opined that he could be sup- portive of not following code to the letter. While understanding the malcers of the motion intended additional conditions served to address residential concerns, es- pecially 5' south and not create a"no man's land," Mayor Roe stated he still could not support the motion. Mayor Roe stated that he was largely supportive of the Planning Cominission's recommended language with the exception of the Cedar fence and inchiding staffls suggestion for the indoor containment of limited production and processing work. Roll Call Ayes: Etten and Willmus. Nays: McGehee, Laliberte and Roe. Motion failed. Roe moved, McGehee seconded, adoption of Resolution No. 11312 (Attach- ment G) entitled, "A Resolution Approving Limited Production and Pro- cessing as a Conditional Use at 2830 Fairview Avenue;" subject to the follow- ing conditions: a. A solid opaque fence approxi�nately 6.5' in height shall be installed on the nowthern edge of the property as clarified by the Board of Acljustmenis and Appeal on January 25, 2016. b. All �equire�'sc�eening shall be installed no late� than July 29, 2016. c. All work associatecl with lirrcited pNoduction and processing be contained in- doors. Councilmember Etten noted past language about the fence meandering. Mayor Roe noted that the key word was "can" and was something he'd approved at the time and still supported that language. Councilmember Willmus suggested an amendment to the specific installation lo- cation to accommodate interference with the underground cable. Mayor Roe noted that this clarification had been addressed by the Board of Ad- justments and Appeals in allowing that the fence could "meander; ' while still be- ing built as far north as possible. � Discussion ensued on actual language of the motion and intent; with City Attor- ney Gaughan suggesting language directly from the Board of Adjustments be in-