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Mounds View City Council regular Meeting Page Three July 26, 1993 Bill Frits, 8u72 Long Lake Road, commended the City and the City Council for the Festival In The Park a Mr. Frits stated that he was there all day and he heard no disparaging remarks, however, he heard many people say that there should be a Festival again next year. Mr. Frits suggested that the City put together a committee of more than five or six people to start making plans for next year's Festival. The only complaint Mr. Frits had was that there was no ice cream. Phyllis Blanchard stated that the ice cream vendor never showed up. Mayor Linke stated that the planning for next year will start real soon. Councilmember Wuori stated that the planning has already started. Mayor Linke stated that Irondale Marching band will be at the Festival and there will be a parade.. PUBLIC HEARINGS• 2806 Highway 10 - Minor Auto Repair Mayor Linke opened the public hearing to consider a request for Conditional Use Permit, Minor Auto Repair, 2806 Highway 10 (Planning Case No. 365-93) at 7:13 p.m. ~aul Harrington, City Planner, reviewed Staff Report No. 93-562C regarding the request for Conditional Use Permit, Minor Auto Repair, for 2806 Highway 10. Harrington stated that the Planning Commission had reviewed the conditional use permit request and recommended Council's approval. Harrington stated that all applicable zoning considerations had been adequately addressed by the applicant. Mayor Linke asked if the conditions listed on Council resolution were the same as those listed on the Planning Commission resolution. Paul Harrington, City Planner, read Resolution No. 4394 Approving the Conditional Use Permit Request by Ron Schmidt, 2806 Highway 10, Planning Case No. 365-93 for clarification of the conditions. Mayor Linke questioned the hours of operation of the business: Mayor Linke stated he would recommend extending the hours of work in the evening by one hour. Councilmember Blanchard stated concern with the parking of cars along Highway 10. Paul Harrington explained that Mr. Schmidt, property owner, has adequate boulevard parking and would not be parking cars along Highway 10. Schmidt stated that he had no problem with the hours of operation as, ~enerally, nothing is started after 9:00 p.m.