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Mounds View City Council April 24, 2000 <br />Regular Meeting Page 16 <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated staff has been to the Sysco property a number of times, and <br />met at the property with representatives of Sysco and DeLite Outdoor Advertising, Golf Course <br />Superintendent Hammerschmidt and Mayor Coughlin that date. He explained that the purpose of <br />this meeting was to examine the southern billboard site, which is located on the south side of the <br />parking lot to the north of the stormwater holding pond, to determine if the monument style <br />billboard would be possible in this location. He indicated that from this meeting, it was believed <br />that the monument style billboard could be installed in this location without creating any impact <br />to the parking lot or encroaching into the stormwater holding pond. <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated DeLite Outdoor Advertising has submitted several design <br />themes, which have been provided to the Council. He indicated the interim use permit requires <br />that this request be examined in terms of a conditional use permit, and the City Council and <br />Planning Commission believe that the general conditional use permit requirements are met, and <br />that this proposal would not be detrimental to the subject property or any surrounding properties. <br />He advised that the zoning requirements are met with this request, and the specific requirements <br />set forth in Ordinance 644, the ordinance that created the language that allows the billboards, are <br />also met with this request. <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated the final issue the City is attempting to resolve is with regard <br />to the design of the proposed billboards. He reiterated that these billboards would be <br />aesthetically similar and consistent with those billboards approved on the City's golf course. He <br />provided the Council with a presentation of the applicant's proposed designs, and indicated <br />• Option 1 is the most similar design to that which the City approved on the golf course, with the <br />only difference being an empty space m between the three pillars. He provided the Council with <br />a rendering of the billboards proposed for the golf course, and noted an extension of the center <br />pillar and a light feature at the top of the structure, which differs from the applicants proposed <br />design. He reiterated that the intent is that the Sysco billboards be similar to, and consistent with, <br />the billboards proposed on the golf course. <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated the issue before the Council at this time is with regard to the <br />options proposed by the applicant, and if they are as similar to, or as consistent with the <br />billboards approved for the golf course that .they would warrant approval of the Resolution 5417. <br />He advised that there are two attachments to the resolution. He explained that Exhibit A <br />indicates the approximate locations of the billboards on the Sysco property and those approved <br />on the Bridges Golf Course, which is intended to depict the separation between the second <br />billboard on the Sysco property, and the first billboard on the Bridges Golf Course. He noted a <br />typographical error in the exhibit, which indicates that the Planning Commission approved the <br />variance request on April 24, and advised that this has been revised to indicate that the date of <br />approval was April 19tH <br />Planning Associate Ericson stated Exhibit B would be attached to the resolution as the final <br />design style that the City requires of the Sysco billboards. He explained that the four options <br />presented by the applicant were open for discussion by the Council at this time, and the fact that <br />• there is adequate room on the site to allow for the monument style design, as well as what is <br />consistent, reasonable, and aesthetically similar to the billboards on the Budges Golf Course. <br />