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AFPh~'°a°E'~ <br />Page 5 <br />• December 9, 1996 <br />Mounds View Crty Council <br />Mr. Erickson, Planning Associate, explained that this is a request from Larry Beach on behalf of the properly <br />owners of 7532 and 7540 Silver Lake Road. This request would move 12.5 fcet from the North side of the <br />property at 7532 Silver Lake Road to the South side of 7540 Silver Lake Road. <br />Mr. Erickson noted that staff is requesting that the Council table this request due to the fact that they do not <br />have a signed drainage and utility easement from the applicant. <br />MOTION/SECOND: Hankner/Blanchard to table this item until the applicant has submitted <br />documents required by the city. <br />VOTE: 4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried <br />C. Re-Consideration of Resolution No. 5042, Approving an Amended Conditional Use Permit and a <br />Development Review for Eapanaion of the Saturn Dealership at 2375 and 2395 Highway 10. <br />Ms. Sheldon explained that at the last Council meeting, there was a request from Saturn Development on <br />behalf of Saturn Dealership to obtain approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow for the expansion of the <br />dealership onto property to the North of their existing site. At that time the Council did pass a resolution <br />approving that request but during the course of the discussion there were some conditions that were changed. <br />The two that are of concern to Saturn Dealership have to do with the loudspeakers system and the bay doors on <br />• the service building. Staff therefore has made some word change suggestions which would bridge the gap <br />between the company's concerns and the council's concerns. She proceeded to outline these. <br />Ms. Sheldon noted that notices were sent to residents in the surrounding area and only two were present at the <br />Planning Commission meeting to comment on the expansion. These residents did not mention the bay doors. <br />One stated a concern about the lighting (the resolution does contain language to state that lights must be turned <br />off at 10:30 p.m.) and some discussion was in regard to the paging system. <br />Mr. Price of Saturn Dealership was present and explained that if the conditions made by the Council stay in <br />place, their company does not feel they can proceed with the proposed improvements. They like to limit the <br />paging as much as possible, but they find this system to be necessary. He noted they do have controls for the <br />system and could see that it is turned off at a specified time each evening. <br />Council member Quick asked if Mr. Price would be willing to remove the paging system if there are <br />complaints expressed in the future. <br />Mr. Price stated he would be open to talk about it. However, one complaint should not constitute a removal of <br />the system. He noted that he is not aware of any complaints in regard to their paging system. <br />Council member Quick noted that the City has received complaints on the paging system at their dealership. <br />A short discussion followed in regard to how often the paging system is used. Mr. Price estimated that it is <br />used twice per hour when they are open. <br />Council member Quick stated when the City was considering a Conditional Use Permit for a car wash, <br />residents complained about the Saturn Dealership paging system, saying they know all of the sales people at the <br />dealership byname. Obviously therefore, the system is a little more adequate than necessary. <br />. Council member Hankner asked when the gas tanks on the property will be removed. <br />