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Mounds View City Council April 9, 1990 Regular Meeting Page Two been agreed to in principal by the Spring Lake Park City Council. Councilmember Paone stated many Lions Clubs often use the name in a park when they have done many of the improvements, and he sees nothing wrong with using it. Councilmember Blanchard stated Lakeside Park has a good deal of history in Mounds View and Spring Lake Park and she suggested the people who were originally involved in the work on the park be contacted for their input. She stated she has no problem with adding the name but would like to extend the courtesy to the others to also have input. Councilmember Wuori stated she agreed and the Council should take time and see how other people feel about it. Mayor Hankner stated the issue would be taken up at the next agenda session for further discussion, and she requested a representative of the Lions Club be present at that time. Mayor Hankner closed the regular meeting and opened 6. Public Hear: the first public hearing at 7:12 PM. Considerate of Conditional City Planner Hren explained Phillips 66 has applied Use Permit for two conditional use permits, for a gas station Requests and and car wash, and a variance from the curb cut Variance Denial location setback requirements. She reviewed the Appeal by request of the applicant and their plans for rebuild- Phillips 66, ing on the lot. 2525 Highway 10, Planning Case The Planning Commission has reviewed the request and No. 288-90 made a significant number of changes to the site plan. They reviewed the variance request separately and felt there were other alternatives available and thus denied the variance request. The applicant is now appealing that denial to the Council. The Planning Commission has recommended access be onto Bronson Drive and the City Engineer supports that . Ms. Hren asked that the Council first consider the variance request, addressing the hardship issue, and then move on to the conditional use permit requests. John Bakus, representing Phillips 66, reviewed their request for a variance, and reviewed the proposed site plan. He stated the standards the Planning Commission applied are very strict. He stated he feels the hard- • ship is in not being able to have access onto Long Lake Road, and they would rather have access onto Long Lake Road than Bronson Drive.