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Member Roberts stated that the storm water ponding regulations are not sufficient. Member Thomas stated that the city will have to institute a regional ponding and holding system. Member Sandstrom stated that Section 9 on storm water will be expanded to include the regional ponding and water quality issues. Member Roberts asked for details regarding the lot sizes, especially the 75 foot width by comparison to the 85 foot width required in the city code and in the proposed ordinance. Member Sandstrom stated that the State standards and the City Code are being compared. The city requirements are currently more restrictive than the State standards. Member Roberts asked that the staff define the water management overlay district in words and on the map. Member Wietecki asked that on page 11 the Controlled Access Section be re-written to specifY access sizes for each lake. Member Wall commended the Technical Committee and Members Sandstrom and Thomas for their work on the project. Chairman Wietecki asked that on September 14th, the Committee be prepared to present what impact this ordinance will have on the land it will regulate, and attach a 2-3 page synopsis of the ordinance. MOTION: Member Roberts moved, seconded by Member Rengel, to continue the public hearing on the Shoreline Ordinance revisions to September 14th. Roll Call: Ayes: Thomas, Wall, Roberts, Sandstrom, Rengel, Wietecki Nays: None Chairman Wietecki asked the staff to research the notification requirements for the new ordinance as it regards each property owner in the overlay district. 6. (d) Planning File 2689 An Ordinance amending City Code Section 7.025 regarding garage and boutique sales in residential districts. Chairman Keith Wietecki opened the public hearing. Community Development Director, Dennis Welsch, provided a background report in which he reviewed the request from the City Council to amend the Code and the research done by the city staff since the previous 9