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Commissioner O'Connor: Any use in the buffer zone? Commissioner Balch: Well, I think what he's pointing out is it could be a Mason event, but what I'm trying to prevent is a non - ancillary use event, non -Mason event, you know, some other third party event that comes in that's going to rent it and charge admission and have a true event. So we're doing a primary and ancillary event four times a year, no more than 150 people but also with an hour's restriction. Weinstein: So what I'm hearing is 4 times a year, no more than 150 people, Masonic or non - Masonic organization can do it, and I know you want it posted on the website in advance. Commissioner O'Connor: But it just needs to be coordinated by the Masons. It can't be a third party coming in and doing it. Weinstein: Yes, so that's a separate condition 26. The no use of patio and outdoor areas from November to February—do you want to get rid of that? Commissioner Balch: Yes. Chair Ritter: Yes. Weinstein: Okay, we're good on that one. Commissioner Balch: 23? That looks good. 24. Chair Ritter: Looks good. Commissioner O'Connor: This is asking for something different from the hours that are posted. It gives the Director of Community Development some approval to go outside these hours. I think we should stay firm on the hours. Commissioner Nagler: What happens if there's a high school graduation type of event? Commissioner O'Connor: I don't want it going to midnight. Commissioner Balch: But it's at the direction of the Director of Community Development. Commissioner O'Connor: He's the one who says the party takes place, but I think they need to be firm on the time. I think it should be firm on the hours. Commissioner Balch: I'm not there with you. Chair Ritter: We need to be clear. Commissioner Nagler: I agree with you. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, June 22, 2016 Page 48 of 56