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7/26/93 Minutes • Page 2 Some specific commercial changes related by Hoisington were: Harvest States from B-lA to B-3 Hermes from B-lA to B-2 Hewlett Packard from B-lA to B-2 Thatchers Chiropractic Clinic and Super America be changed from E-B to B-1 B & J Floral from E-B to B-1 One Hour Martinizing to remain E-B or change to B-1 Hamline Hoyt from B-2 to B-1 Snelling & Larpenteur from B-2 to B-3 After listing the proposed business zoning changes, Mr. Hoisington said the commission should decide if One Hour Martinizing should remain as an E-B zone (E-B allows uses that currently exist but are not in harmony with nearby land uses, do not conform to the comprehensive plan and would need to go to the P.C. and C.C. for a change) or be changed to B-1 which may be more generous and appropriate. He said the commission could recommend rezoning both One Hour Martinizing and B & J Floral to B-1 or leave One Hour Martinizing at E-B for further study. Joyce Gimmstead, owner, has requested B & J Floral be taken out of E-B. • Public Hearing opened at 7:50 p.m. Mr. Wehmann, representing Northome Shopping Center, questioned why there was no provision listed in B-3, Snelling & Larpenteur Business District, for jewelry stores - specifically, antique jewelry. Administrator Hoyt answered that some uses are not included because they are considered part of the commercial development moratorium. She explained these uses will be looked at more closely to determine if they should be allowed with conditions placed on their license. Tim Hilger, from Bullseye Shopping Center, asked if stores such as Play It Again would be allowed. Hoyt explained that until the moratorium is lifted, only businesses with new retail merchandise would be considered. Businesses receiving and selling used merchandise will be further reviewed. Tim Hilger questioned renting out basement storage space in Bullseye Plaza. He asked what the procedure would be in order to do this and how long it would take to get it accomplished. Hoyt replied that a conditional use permit would have to be applied for giving the location and types of material to be stored. A public hearing would be held after property owners within 350' were notified by mail, and a notice published in the paper at least ten days prior to the proposed hearing. It would then go • to the planning commission for a recommendation and then to the city council for final approval/disapproval. If approved by