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these are the noise /music items that staff has proposed. I'm just confirming that no music shall be allowed outside the building means no music of any type, amplified or not and that the live or pre- recorded music; by the nature pre- recorded amplified, is that purposely not included in that condition? It is probably implied given it was pre- recorded. I ask so we can consider it as we move further. And lastly, a timer shall be installed on the exterior light on the north side of the building; condition 39. That's great. What are the times of the timer so we can work through that? Those are my questions but more discussion points. Chair Ritter: I just have one question. Jenny, when you put these conditions together in option 3, did the Millers or the Masons or residents of the Masons look at them and give you feedback on them as whether they are in favor or not in favor or 50/50? Soo: Some of the conditions included are actually addressed at Miller's concern such as the door, to have an STC rated door, to have the lights to the shield and the window covering to be added. These are actually fully addressed issues brought by the Millers. Commissioner Nagler: But to be fair, they strongly object to the permitted days to allow that use? Okay. Chair Ritter: Partially. I'm sure we'll hear about this. Okay, so are we okay with questions? Thank you. So as you can see, we have a lot of cards here. What I would ask is that you come through and talk about not the history but what we need to do going forward because that's what we really have to make a decision on and we've read a lot about the history and there's a lot of history. Not good history, interesting history, but if you can, give us your feedback because we really want to listen to you of what we think we need to do to help get this moving forward, whether it be six -weeks or six- months, we're not sure. And, because there's no applicant, what we're going to do is everybody gets three minutes. I'll be lenient on it for some of you because I know people want to say a little more, but we're going to try and keep it to three minutes and just pick out your bullets and give them to us because we really want your opinion, so. Raise of hands, how many Masons are here? Okay, the rest I'm assuming are residents. Okay, I'll just start here, Michael Miller please. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED. Michael Miller: Thank you and Commissioners, I appreciate very much your attention to this. Staff has worked on it and we thank you very much for your time. I'd like to start by posing a situation to you and bring this kind of personal so you're kind of sitting in our shoes. Imagine you're in your backyard. You're having a quiet dinner with your friends and suddenly you hear 200 people right across your fence line throwing a party. That noise is going to be enormous. It will completely ruin your evening with your friends. The next day you ask your neighbors, what's going on with all this noise? And they say, well, we're renting our backyard out for parties and make some money. We say, well, maybe can you keep the noise inside so we don't hear it? And they're answer is, we make more money by renting out the backyard. Well, I didn't think that was allowed in a residential area. You're killing us with this. Can you please just make it better? And they say we like doing this. We're going to keep doing it and in fact they continue to do that. Okay, this is your home, your backyard. My guess is that you'd go ballistic but in fact PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, June 22, 2016 Page 14 of 56