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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, July 24,2017 Page 15 and its development, and enactment of an ordinance moving forward as an adden- dum to the PUD or a separate PUD for this site by modifying the existing PUD for this parcel. With confirmation by Mr. Paschke, Mayor Roe noted that the original PUD had been amended several times since its origination, including for the Veritas parcel and built of that site, and a second amendment allowing for restaurant use of a specific square footage to replace previous office use of this particular property. While unsure if that very specific square footage made sense going forward, and remaining open to amending the PUD along those lines, Mayor Roe admitted that the challenge was in how to amend uses as they obviously also related to this ap- plicant's proposed use of the parcel. Mayor Roe stated that he wanted to ensure that if an amendment was rescinded that it would not revert back to the restaurant use; or whether it would simply indicate cancellation of that particular PUD amendment. Mr. Paschke responded negatively, advising that it would be more complicated than that, requiring establishment of specific uses and creating an amendment that exactly identified how the site could be utilized moving forward; as indicated in the application request itself as well as his opening remarks earlier tonight. At the request of Councilmember Willmus, Mr. Paschke advised that the city was on the 60-day land use approval clock from receipt of the application, with the formal application received on June 9, 2017 and concept approval deadline on August 8, 2017. Councilmember Willmus stated that he had several concerns, and realized that the Planning Commission had reviewed the application and recommended cancella- tion of the PUD that he was willing to consider, but not with the City Council be- ing under the gun with a specific proposal deadline. Along those lines, Coun- cilmember Willmus stated that at this time he was not looking to amend a previ- ous amendment to the PUD in any way, but was more inclined to stay the course until the full City Council complement was available to see what the PUD should or could be replaced with before attempting to amend or repeal the existing PUD. Mayor Roe duly noted Mr. Paschke's advice that the City Council would need to take some action tonight on the current request. Applicant Representative, Chris Puhaula, Iron Point Partners, LLC Mr. Puhaula provided a background on storage and why the applicant felt this use was appropriate and productive to Centre Pointe and the community. Mr. Puhaula stated that in today's commercial market, storage use fit into retail and business parks, with their resemblance to an office building and most often utilized by small businesses including title companies. For comparison purposes, Mr. Puhau- la reviewed Roseville's per capita storage space at 1.8 square foot per capita that