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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 17, 2019 Page 21 Fire Chief O'Neill explained that number is a mandate from the State Fire Mar- shal's Office as well. Mayor Roe presumed if the State Fire Marshal is requiring this of facilities in Ro- seville, then it is requiring this of all of the facilities in the State. Fire Chief O'Neill agreed. Councilmember Etten thought the inspections should happen yearly and did not know if there could be something worked out for a three-year license with an an- nual inspection and only pay the inspection fee in years two and three in order to bring the cost down. Mayor Roe echoed that thought for returning entities and for new entities, the ini- tial license would be for one year. Councilmember Etten asked if Mayor Roe would consider the churches that are currently doing this as new or returning. Mayor Roe thought if the church already has an Interim Use in place that is serv- ing the purpose of its initial license. He thought language could be developed to cover that transition situation. Mayor Roe thought the direction would be to have staff bring back the necessary pieces of this with the language for 310 as well as anything else in terms of the Zoning definitions that were mentioned in the report. Then at that point, there would be the opportunity for public feedback. Ms. Gundlach asked for clarification that the license requirements only have to appear in front of the Council and the Zoning Code has to go before the Planning Commission. She also asked whether the Council would like staff to bring those items before the Planning Commission and then tee everything up to come back to the Council at one time. Or did the Council want to see the actual Code amendments first before staff starts the process with the Planning Commission. Mayor Roe thought it could all come at the same time for review and approval. He thought it might also help the Planning Commission, for reference, to have the license language. f. Review and Consider Proposed Edits to Draft 2040 Comprehensive Plan in Response to Review Letter from Metropolitan Council City Planner Bryan Lloyd briefly highlighted this item as detailed in the RCA and related attachments dated June 17, 2019.