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Regular City Council Meeting (Draft)Attachment B <br />April 13, 2020 <br />Councilmember Etten indicated he would be open to looking at other ways of doing that. He thought it <br />was about not burdening a non-profit who is trying to do something good. <br />Mayor Roe concurred and thought with something like a run or walk the issue would be mainly at the <br />start or finish line of the event where there is potentially more noise and people congregating around <br />each other. <br />Councilmember Laliberte explained the last time the Council discussed this, there was talk about the <br />decibel readings. At one point, there was question about whether the person would have a decibel <br />reader or be expected to do that. There was also discussion about putting this past some of the <br />organizations that typically have events to get their feedback. She asked if Mr. Trudgeon could give the <br />Council an update on that progress. <br />Mr. Trudgeon noted in regard to the decibel meter, there needed to be some way to measure that but <br />not necessarily require a decibel meter. He explained there are apps for phones that will read those <br />decibels. In regard to outreach, there has not really been anything done. <br />Councilmember Etten explained there were two items he communicated with Mr. Trudgeon about. The <br />first one was being very explicit in where it talks about the regular course of business for something, for <br />example a religious institution, and he thought inherent in this policy everyone is assuming that it is <br />normal indoor activities at a place of worship. But he thought it was worth putting it in here so under <br />the exempt requirements it would state, “Anyregular use of an established and permanent place of <br />worship, an educational facility, and stadium,” anything that delineates the indoor from outdoor <br />activities. The other items he was wondering about is that people can start an event with amplification <br />by noon. He did not know, especially in the summer, when people might start an event sooner than <br />nine or ten a.m., such as seven a.m., or whenever is appropriate to start an event but still keeping the <br />four-hour cap. <br />Mayor Roe stated those were good points. <br />Councilmember Laliberte agreed and wondered if those few edits should be made and then come back <br />to the Council. <br />Mayor Roe agreed and thought it seemed that way. Looking at the notice question, he asked how the <br />applicant would mail notices for linearevents and clarify indoor versus outdoor events. He stated <br />certainly the worship aspect is interesting as well. He thought the city should be as clear as possible <br />about possible exceptionsand where it applies. He did not think the Council was ready to adopt some- <br />thing. <br />Mayor Roe offered an opportunity for public comment with no one indicating they wished to make <br />comment. <br />Mr. Trudgeon indicated he will get additional clarification on this item. He did wonder if there was a <br />specific time before noon that the Council would like to see for an event start time or should staff go <br />ahead and pick a time. <br />Councilmember Groff thought runs, those types of events, would start early in the morning. He <br />wondered how that would be handled. <br /> <br />
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