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City Manager Fialho stated he cannot say that he does, at this time. He added he has the responsibility of enforcing Conditions of Approval, and revisions were received at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon. Inconsistencies have been brought up during public comments. Staff needs time to review the documentation, meet with both appellants, and return to the City Council with meaningful recommendations. He requested that this public hearing be continued. Mayor Thorne announced the public hearing will be continued but not to a specific date and will be re-noticed/advertised. Councilmember Narum would like to ensure the playground is not used during weekends as listed in the Conditions of Approval; she would like to know the maximum capacity of the patio and the inside meeting area. Councilmember Brown noted public comments are a matter of record and will be in the meeting minutes. Mayor Thorne reiterated his appreciation for the effort of the appellants to reach a compromise. Councilmember Olson added that for Council to decide, it needs to have a clean set of Conditions of Approval. This public hearing was continued to a future date to be determined and will be re-advertised and re-noticed. RECESS/RECONVENE Council took a recess at 8:51 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 9:00 p.m. with all Councilmembers present except Councilmember Pentin. 21. Public Hearing: Consider actions related to Urgency (Interim) Ordinance No. 2182 prohibiting the issuance of specified approvals and permits for new or expanding massage establishments within the Downtown Specific Plan area: (1) issuance of a written report describing measures taken to alleviate the condition which led to the adoption of the ordinance; and (2) extending the Ordinance for 22 months and 15 days Planning Manager Ellen Clark presented the report and displayed a PowerPoint presentation addressing a summary of the matter, the definition of an urgency ordinance, existing regulations, existing downtown massage establishments, the Downtown Specific Plan update, public comments received after July 17, 2018 meeting, and recommendation and options. Mayor Thorne noted prohibitions are in the Downtown Specific Plan area; no where else in the City. Councilmember Brown referenced items not prohibited including expansion to four or more technicians for existing establishments and asked for clarification. Planning Manager Clark reported an establishment could hire four or more technicians, up to the number allowed in the CUP. It was noted the zoning certificate is a permitted use for three or fewer technicians operating in one location, but there is a CUP requirement in terms of four or more technicians and the intent is to allow new technician permits to be issued during the moratorium to allow existing businesses to continue to function. There would be no physical expansion of services and no new location in the Downtown Specific Plan area. City Council Minutes Page 7 of 10 August 21, 2018