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38 the City Council reviewed and discussed on October 21st. This ordinance is provided as Attachment 1. 39 40 In terms of the business registration and temporary events ordinances, the draft ordinances have been 41 revised since the Council's last discussion on November 4th. These revisions reflect direction from the 42 City Council given at the meeting on November 4th, and consist of the following: 43 44 Registration Ordinance 45 The definition of school has been revised to make clear both public and private schools are 46 included. 47 Buffer requirements have been revised to reflect a 100' buffer from a school and daycare and a 48 500' buffer from a residential treatment facility. 49 A redlined draft of the registration ordinance is provided as Attachment 2 and a clean draft is provided as 50 Attachment 3. 51 52 Events Ordinance 53 The definition of school has been revised to make clear both public and private schools are 54 included. 55 The language for fees for Special Services has been revised to reflect that the fees will be 56 established via the City's Fee Schedule but that the City Manager may require a fee based on 57 the estimated costs of the Special Services and that a deposit must be paid at least ten business 58 days before the event occurs, with the balance due within 30 days of the event. 59 Location restrictions have been revised to reflect that Temporary Cannabis Events cannot be 60 held on school property. 61 Hours restrictions have been revised to reflect a start time of 7am and a stop time of 10pm. It 62 should be noted the Council only discussed a stop time of 10pm, but it was determined that a 63 stop time, without a start time, would be confusing, so a start time of 7am is suggested. 64 A relined draft of the events ordinance is provided as Attachment 4 and a clean draft is provided as 65 Attachment 5. 66 67 At this time, staff is unaware of any outstanding issues that need to be addressed within the ordinances 68 establishing regulations surrounding adult-use cannabis. Given the regulations must be adopted by 69 January 1, 2025, two City Council meetings remain on November 25th and December 2nd. The draft 70 ordinances have been posted on the City's website well in advance of the ten-day posting 71 requirement. As has been previously discussed, it is likely these ordinances may need to be amended 72 from time-to-time to respond to issues that were unknown during the initial adoption discussions, as well 73 as to react to legislative changes at the state-level. Recognizing this, staff recommends the City Council 74 adopt the ordinances provided in Attachments 1, 3 and 5. Staff is also recommending the Council 75 permit publication of ordinance summaries to save on publishing costs. This action requires adoption of 76 a resolution that contains the summary, which is provided as Attachments 6 (zoning), 7 (business 77 registration), and 8 (temporary events). Summary publications require a 4/5th's vote of the City Council. 78 79 Policy Objectives 80 To implement the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 342, and to authorize the City of Roseville 81 to protect the public health, safety, and welfare of Roseville residents by regulating cannabis businesses 82 within the legal boundaries of the City of Roseville. To find and conclude such ordinances are 83 appropriate and lawful land use regulation for the City of Roseville, that the regulations will promote the 84 community's interest in reasonable stability in zoning for now and in the future, and that the provided 85 provisions are in the public interest and for the public good. 86 87 Equity Impact Summary 88 The City of Roseville has a limited role in the regulation of adult-use cannabis. Most of the City's Page 2 of 4 Qbhf!94!pg!745