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Mounds View City Council Apri124, 2000 Regular Meeting Page 15 E. Premises Permit Renewal for Lake Region Hockey Association. Interim Administrator Ulrich stated this item is the consideration of the renewal of the premises permit for Lake Region Hockey Association. He indicated the application has been reviewed by the Police Department, and meets with all City Code requirements. MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Thomason. To Waive the Reading and Approve Resolution 5434, a Resolution Approving the Premises Permit Renewal for Lake Region Hockey Association. Council Member Stigney requested the motion be amended to reflect that the reading has been waived. Council Members Quick and Thomason agreed. Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Motion carried. F. Continuation of Public Hearing and Consideration of Resolution 5417, a Resolution Approving an Interim Use Permit for Two Billboards Located at Sysco Minnesota Property, 2400 County Road J. Mayor Coughlin continued the Public Hearing at 8:08 p.m. • Planning Associate Ericson stated the applicant, DeLite Outdoor Advertising representing Sysco Foods, was before the Council to request an interim use permit to allow for the installation of two billboards on Sysco property located at 2400 County Road J. This item was first before the City Council on March 27th, at which time it was tabled, pending action on the applicant's variance request with the Planning Commission. Planning Associate Ericson indicated the Planning Commission approved the variance request on April 19th, which allows for a separation distance between two billboards of less than the minimum required 1,000 feet. He indicated a diagram has been attached which depicts the locations of the proposed billboards on the Sysco property and the approved billboards on the Bridges Golf Course, and there is a notation indicating the location of the 500-foot distance separation, as opposed to the 1,000 foot separation between the other billboards. Planning Associate Ericson stated the two billboards on the Sysco property were originally proposed to be of a single monopole type design, and very typical of billboards that would be seen along the interstate. He explained that through the interim use permit, the City Council required a stone faced monument style billboard on the Bridges Golf Course, which is very atypical and aesthetically pleasing in terms of a design that would appear to fit in with the nature of the golf course. He stated this design was as unobtrusive as possible, and it was made very clear in the Planning Commission's resolution of approval, the interim use permit, and the • resolution before the City Council, that the design of the Sysco billboards be as aesthetically pleasing and consistent with the billboards approved for the Bridges Golf Course as possible, although not necessarily exactly the same.