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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,March 25, 2019 Page 19 gested the permitted Accessory Use because he thought the City could define the use itself with some inspection requirements. He stated if this is an Interim Use, he would suggest one of the areas where there would be flexibility is the time pe- riod for which it would be extended or an automatic renewal if there were not any complaints, which would be very helpful. He stated there were nineteen people at the Church in February and represented seven different families. He thought the direction the City is heading in is a good one the Church could support. Mr. Shardlow stated there was a church that could not participate in January and his church was asked to take that month as well as February but could not because of the sixty-day non-consecutive day rule. He wondered if it could be a continu- ous sixty days rather than thirty days in a year. Mayor Roe thought the Church could go sixty days with a one-day gap and would meet the law requirements. He stated that was something to take into considera- tion. Ms.Janet Berryhill,2673 Western Avenue N. Ms. Berryhill stated she was at the Homework Starts at Home kickoff and heard about this. She was at the meeting to support the City lowering the fee. She thought the church was doing the community work that the City should be doing. She would like all of the structures as a community to help address homelessness and was glad the City was looking at this. She understood there is a cost for staff time, but the church is doing work that the residents and City then do not have to pay for. She encouraged the City Council to consider rebating the church's mon- ey that has already been paid. No one else wished to make a comment. Mayor Roe stated the City Council looked forward to this coming back to the Council with the suggested changes. d. Appoint Members to Planning; Parks and Recreation and Public Works En- vironment and Transportation Commissions Assistant City Manager Olson briefly highlighted this item as detailed in the RCA and related attachments dated March 25, 2019. Laliberte moved, Willmus seconded, to appoint Arneson, Brown, and Dahlstrom to the Parks and Recreation Commission for terms ending March 31, 2022. Council Discussion Councilmember Willmus indicated he supported the motion. One of the things he found of interest was Stephanie Hammer would probably be a good candidate for