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Minutes 7/26/93 Page 3 council with conditions, these the license. The fire marshal approve the premises. conditions would be attached to would also have to inspect and Hilger then asked if the CUP would be issued to the owner or to the space in the building. Hoyt replied it would be issued to the soace not the owner. W. Ladner, Northome Center, asked why elevator space is necessary. Hoyt said it would be more convenient to get goods in and out. Todd Young, Blomberg Building, questioned that if used goods dealers were under the moratorium, why were two antique stores allowed to open at 1583 Hamline. Hoyt answered that antique stores are permitted uses. She agreed with Mr. Young that the term, second hand store, is very broad. Public Hearing closed at 8:05. Commissioner Kuettel asked why the term "Miscellaneous retail establishments including antique stores but excluding fuel dealers" was listed this way in the list of permitted uses. Hoisington replied this is the way Miscellaneous Retail is in the • SIC codes. He said SIC codes change very seldom - perhaps every 5 years. Attorney Peter Bachman said the ordinance (as drafted) references the 1987 SIC manual, so the commission needs to keep abreast of any changes which may occur. Commissioner Paul Kuettel moved to recommend adoption of the commercial zoning code with associated minor code revisions indicating that One Hour Martinizing be changed from an E-B to a B-1 zone. Seconded by Andrews. Unanimously approved. PUBLIC HEARING AND CONSIDERATION OF REVISIONS TO THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM CHAPTER 5 SECTION 5.02 DEVELOPMENT RESTRICTIONS AND APPLICABILITY Chair Barry opened the Public Hearing at 8:15. Administrator Hoyt reported that after the adoption of the proposed revisions in the commercial zoning code, the moratorium should be revised to allow businesses that are identified as permitted or conditional uses in the revised commercial code to apply for business licenses and permits according to routine procedures. The moratorium will remain in effect for uses that are not specifically identified as permitted or conditional uses • or for those uses that are specifically identified as needed. to be studied further for secondary impacts.