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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,July 9, 2018 Page 16 should deny it on the bases of what has been articulated here. The Council can also extend the 60 days with the approval of the applicant. Councilmember Willmus stated he does not want to legislate under the gun of a proposal. If the Council is not supportive of what is before the Council tonight, the Council should proceed with a manner that is more consistent with the prefer- ence of the body as a whole. Councilmember Laliberte commented the Council needs to deal with this as a zoning code amendment alone. It is overdue to have these definitions corrected and the uses added to the table. The language needs to be crafted for the whole City. She suggested the City needs to have some language about outdoor screen- ing or patios. She is supportive of small businesses,but the Council needs to deal with the text amendments on a City-wide basis, and then address this applicant. McGehee moved, Etten seconded, to DENY this zoning text amendment request based on the following findings: • annual barrel production as stated in the proposal appears to exceed an appropriate scale; • a lack of conditional permitting classification is likely to cause unacceptable impacts on surrounding properties; • outdoor or patio seating analysis is necessary as a compo- nent to any such proposed zoning Code amendments. Council Discussion Councilmember Willmus commented there have been other instances where the City has felt it needed to amend language within the Code when an application is before the Council,but there are some aspects that warrant greater control. He stated that in certain situations and locations,breweries can have an impact on surrounding properties, and that is something the Council has to be cognizant of. Mayor Roe stated the Council needs to provide direction to staff to look at specif- ic things when it comes back. Roll Call Ayes: Willmus, Laliberte, Etten, McGehee and Roe. Nays: None. Mayor Roe suggested the Council look at the micro-distillery/other types of simi- lar uses when bringing this back in order to be proactive. j. Consider a Request by Roseville Centre Lodging LLC to Amend Planned Unit Development #1177 (Centre Pointe Business Park) to Include a Fourth Hotel at 3015 Centre Pointe Drive (PF18-006)