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Commissioner Nagler: And I don't mean to make too fine a point of this, but Julie, you apparently are saying that it is sort of defined by activity; that you know what you know when you see it as opposed to its defined by the license you hold, right? Harryman: I think that's a fair statement, yes, thinking about what the conditional uses are that are allowed in this RM multi - residential district, that these types of uses, which are based on activities, are okay, and religious institutions. The Masons are known for not just doing that, they do a little bit more. For example, daycares are quite common on church sites. Commissioner Nagler: So whether they remain qualified as a non - profit or not isn't relevant because it doesn't define the activity nor defines the uses to which the building is being put, right? Harryman: I think that's generally true and a fair statement, but if so much time passed and they are really not the Masons or really not a church, and they are just calling themselves that, but they are actually a nightclub or some other type of use.... Commissioner Nagler: Okay. Jenny, in the staff recommendation on the number of hours, you are suggesting the use permit should allow for outdoor activities during the summer months, as I understand it, the recommendation is that it be allowed basically both days every weekend, right? Up to eight days a month. Soo: Eight weekends Commissioner Nagler: Oh, eight weekends during the period. Soo: Its eight weekends in nine months. Weinstein: It's two weekends from March to May, a maximum of four weekends from June to August and a maximum of two weeks from September to October, so it's a total of eight weekends combined over the course of the year. Commissioner Nagler: Thank you. I just read that to be per month. Commissioner Allen: I thought it was per month too, so thank you. Commissioner Nagler: Thank you very much. Commissioner O'Connor: It does say in one of the conditions that the City can approve additional uses and times, correct? Soo: Yes, we have a condition that we could approve, but it depends what it is and it is up to discretion of the Director of Community Development and we could bring that request including activities and hours back to the Planning Commission for review. Commissioner O'Connor: Let me back up to the eight weekends in a nine month period. That's 16 days. If the City feels that these parties are not in violation of the noise EXCERPT: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, June 22, 2016 Page 4 of 52