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Little Canada Planning Commission, Mayor and City Council 1 February 1982 Page Four 7. Signage. The plans submitted to date indicate multiple signage for the shopping center. Such situations are provided for in the Zoning Ordinance by conditional use permit (see Section 902.110 E.5.b.). The applicant has agreed to submit more detailed plans pertaining to overall signage for the property. Since most of the future tenants for the proposed shopping center are unknown at this time, the applicant obviously can't provide the plans for each individual sign. Rather, the signage plan should indicate size limits and general locations of future signage, demon- strating that total signage will not exceed the allowable 10% of building silhouette. RECOMMENDATION Based upon the plans submitted to date, the proposed shopping center appears to be consistent with Little Canada's planning and zoning. This statement is qualified; however, pending submission of information required as part of the platting process. Such items as grading and drainage must be addressed at the time the plat is submitted. The platting process should also address the relationship of the proposed development with the surrounding area, and provide some indication as to how the portion of the site not used for the shopping center may be used in the future. Since the platting information could potentially reveal information of which we are not currently aware, it is difficult to offer a definite recommenda- tion at this time. Consequently, we can only suggest that the project is conceptually sound. As such, any approval given at this time should clearly be considered preliminary. The City Attorney should comment on the question of park dedication and, if appropriate, the request should be referred to the Park Commission. cc: Joe Chlebeck Tom Sweeney Don Carley Ed Locke Norm Brody