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6. No Smoking, cooking, candles, or open flames are allowed in the rooms used for sleeping purposes. 7. An evacuation diagram or map shall be posted in each room used for sleeping purposes. 8. Awake and alert adult chaperones or volunteers shall be present whenever the spaces are being used for sleeping purposes. 9. The building being used shall me t the Minnesota State Fire Code requirements for an existing Group A-3 (assembly) occupancy. 10. The area or rooms used for sleeping purposes shall be located on the level of exit discharge (i.e. the main level or a level that has exits to grade level). Up to three steps (or risers) are allowed. If these rooms cannot be located on the level of exit discharge, other levels can be used (i.e. basements or second stories) if the area or space: a. Has two remote means of egress from the space, and b. Is protected with smoke detection connected to an automatic fire alarm system throughout the building. e. In lieu of the automatic fire alarm system, automatic fire sprinkler protection throughout the building is acceptable. 11. The area used for sleeping purposes shall have access to two or more egress doors to the exterior. 12. If the area being used for sleeping purposes utilizes a hallway or corridor, the hallway or corridor is required to be one-hour fire-rated, the building is required to be protected with automatic sprinklers throughout, or the means of egress system is protected with smoke detectors connected to an automatic fire alarm system. 13. A maximum of 24 persons may be housed in the temporary shelter at one time, not including staff, volunteers or chaperones. 14. The maximum number of weeks per year to be used as a temporary shelter is four. 15. The area used for sleeping purposes shall have Carbon Monoxide (CO) detection in the sleeping areas. -k16. In addition to the requirements noted in this Section, license issuance shall be in accordance with City Code Section 301.01-301.09, except that the City Council may elect to issue the license for a period of time exceeding that stated in Section 301.06 based upon performance of the licensee in prior years. Section 2. City Code Chapter 1001 (Introduction), Chapter 1005 (Commercial and Mixed-Use Districts), and Chapter 1007 (Institutional Districts) of the City of Roseville, are hereby amended to establish a definition of Temporary Overnight Shelters and to specify where and how they are allowed. After Planning Commission and City Council consideration of Project File 0017, Amendment 37,the following section is established: