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Mounds View Planning Commission June 21, 2006 <br />Regular Meeting Page 14 <br />________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br />With the exception of the issue necessitating the variance, the requested Interim Use Permit <br />appears to satisfy all Code requirements and would not appear to cause any appreciable adverse <br />impacts to the area where the billboard is located. While it can be argued that a billboard on the <br />County Road 10 corridor is contrary to the City’s goal of improving and enhancing the image <br />and appeal of the corridor, this site has been identified by the City Council as a potential location <br />for a billboard. <br /> <br />Staff is looking for direction to bring something back to the Planning Commission meeting on <br />July 5, 2006 that can then be forwarded on to the City Council. <br /> <br />Chair Stevenson asked for clarification. As a Commission they voted unanimously to not have <br />billboards along County Road 10. The City Council overruled it for monetary reasons years ago. <br />We are now back to approve something that the Council again has said this is where billboards <br />will go. The Planning Commission does not have an option to make recommendations for <br />billboards when the Council has said there will be billboards at specific locations. Director <br />Ericson stated this is correct. Chair Stevenson stated he is not in favor of billboards. <br /> <br />Chair Stevenson stated that since the Commission is not here to discuss whether they want the <br />billboards, there are several things they can do a better job on. On page three he believes one 45- <br />foot billboard should be allowed because if the drawings are accurate, it will definitely impact <br />the Abbey Carpet and Mermaid signs. With this writing, he directed the Commission to look at <br />section 7, number 3 and requests striking “ …. the maximum billboard sign height is 45 feet” and <br />say “35 feet except as allowed in section 108.10.” <br /> <br />Director Ericson asked Chair Stevenson if he is suggesting the ordinance be modified. The <br />ordinance is adopted and unless he is recommending that an adoption or revision for amendment <br />be proposed, the ordinance is in effect. <br /> <br />Chair Stevenson said he is. With this writing, he does not see how they are limiting it to the <br />billboard they are discussing. Looking at subsection 10.16 (f) on page 5, “the maximum <br />allowable height the billboard shall be … except for billboards located on CR 10…..” <br /> <br />Director Ericson explained the existing code allowed for not more than 35-foot high billboards in <br />the City of Mounds View. Clear Channel provided information that there are some locations <br />where they will need additional height. There was a concession made to extend billboards up to <br />45 feet, with the exception of any potential billboards along County Road 10 to preserve the look <br />and feel of a community corridor. They very consciously struck the 45-foot provision from <br />County Road 10 and made it 35 feet. The issue with the “except between County Road H2 and <br />County Road I” is an existing billboard in the Townsedge Terrace Manufactured Home Park that <br />is presently a nonconforming use in a residential area. The Council did not want to inadvertently <br />allow for the billboard to be placed at 45 feet in that area. There was an expressed desire to limit <br />the height of that billboard and the height of any billboard along County Road 10. The spacing <br />was increased from 1000 feet to 1500 feet between billboards. <br />
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