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MINUTES <br />PLANNING COMMISSION <br />JULY 12, 1990 <br />County Road B -2 given the grades that he has to deal <br />with. <br />Drabik asked if the area would be landscaped. <br />Vermeersch replied that it would be. Vermeersch also <br />suggested that he could reduce the amount of the <br />driveway area somewhat. ' <br />CUP FOR The City Planner reviewed his July 12th report <br />SECOND PYLON regarding the application for conditional use permit to <br />RICE AT C allow a second shopping center free - standing sign at <br />the Rice at C Center. <br />The Planner reviewed the recent amendment to the City's <br />Sign Ordinance and reported that the application is in <br />compliance with the revised Ordinance. <br />DeLonais stated that he did not believe that the. Rice <br />At C Center had two road frontages, since the shopping <br />center buildings all face Rice Street. <br />The Planner replied that the center does have frontage <br />on County Road C by ordinance definition whether the <br />buildings .look at County Road C or not. <br />DeLonais expressed concern that the Council amends the <br />Sign Ordinance every time they are pressured to do so <br />by a developer. DeLonais asked if the revised <br />Ordinance would allow every shopping center in the City <br />to have two pylon signs. <br />The Planner replied that two signs would be allowed if <br />a shopping center has 500 feet of frontage and the <br />signs would be located on opposite streets. The <br />Planner pointed out that the Sign Ordinance previously <br />allowed shopping centers a second sign by conditional <br />use permit with no restrictions. The Ordinance <br />amendment is now adding restrictions. <br />Bendel pointed out that the Planning Commission had <br />recommended that the Sign Ordinance not be amended. <br />However, the Commission could have recommended that the <br />Ordinance be made more restrictive. <br />The Planner did point out that the Ordinance became <br />more liberal since it now allows a free - standing sign <br />for free- standing buildings that might be a part of a <br />shopping center. <br />Page 12 <br />- 3 7 - <br />
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