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January 13, 1975
Mayor Johnson asked about signs at the church. Rev. Bauman said there is
one sign on the church lawn and one on the parking triangle. These are
satisfactory.
Rev. Bauman would like all freedom possible for printing but stated the
church will abide by Council's stipulations limiting it. He would like
to at least use one multilith for routine printing. Mayor Johnson felt
a commercial printing operation and school were incompatible uses of the
structure.
Chief Fagerstrom said the city could prohibit the commercial printing
operation and allow minor printing of materials not to be sold. Mayor
Johnson said printing could be restricted to only that used on the premises.
Mr. Chandler said this would prohibit mailing flyers to congregation members,
and he also objected that the term, "normal hours ", with regard to the
school is vague.
Mrs. Hackett, 7876 Sunnyside Road, stated she is within 250 feet of the
church and had not been contacted. Mayor Johnson stated that the staff
had been directed to send notices to all property owners within 250 feet
of Compassion.
Mr. Chandler felt the stipulations being considered by the Council are
far in excess of those required of similar institutions in Mounds View.
Mayor Johnson commented regarding playground facilities and said proper
care of students is required when they travel to and from Hillview Park.
Rev. Bauman said the teachers exercise great care in this.
Mayor Johnson recommended the special use permit include the stipulations
of the Planning Commission regarding use and maintenance.
MSP ( Pickar- Hodges) To continue to allow Compassion to operate until
approval of the special use permit including the conditions discussed.
These are to be prepared by the city attorney for the next agenda session.
ROLL CALL
MSP (Hodges- Baumgartner) To adjourn at 9:59 p.m.
Pickar Aye
Baumgartner Aye
Hodges Aye
Johnson Aye
4 Ayes
A short recess was called.
Mayor Johnson called the regular meeting back to order at 10:04 p.m.
Next order of business was to fill the vacant Council seat. Mayor Johnson
asked Councilmen to select their four top choices and asked the administrator
to keep a tally.
Councilmen discussed their choices and the administrator reported that
Barbara Haake, Robert Shelquist, Charles LaVaque, and Michael Lonergan
were the four top choices.
Mayor Johnson asked the Councilmen to then select their two top choices from
these four and asked the administrator to keep a tally. The Council discussed
their choices and the administrator reported that Barbara Haake and Robert
Shelquist were the top two choices.