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October 25, 1976 Page 8 <br />Steve Rose about the required spaces and Steve had not taken into account the display <br />aisles which the zoning law allows. The variance, therefore, may not be as great <br />as shown. <br />Councilmember Baumgartner stated that he does not see any problem with the proposed <br />addition or leaving those two 6,000 gallon tanks in the ground. Councilmember <br />Rowley stated she had no qualms about this, unless for code reasons the tanks <br />should not be left. <br />Councilmember Shelquist stated that he didn't see any problems with the building <br />or the retention of the tanks since he obviously has a good reason to keep them. <br />Councilmember Shelquist stated he does see a problem with the south exit because <br />he felt it creates a traffic hazard. Councilmember Shelquist stated he felt the <br />south exit should be closed. There is a problem with the traffic backing up and <br />getting across two lanes of traffic. <br />Mr. Dahlmeier stated that in removing the south curb cut, they would lose additional <br />parking. The south exit hasn't caused a problem up to this time. Councilmember <br />Baumgartner suggested that if it does become a problem the Police Chief could <br />recommend removal of the south exit. Steve Singer stated that it was a gas <br />station for 10 years with traffic going in and out. There is a minimum amount of <br />traffic now with the appliance store. If you block off the south exit there will <br />be a problem of visibility. <br />Councilmember Hodges stated he didn't see any problem with the building or the <br />tanks. He stated that he does not recall a traffic problem at the south exit <br />and wondered if it is that serious of a problem. <br />Mayor Pickar stated that he did not see any problems with the tanks and suggested <br />that paragraph 12 of the contract be removed from the agreement. The Council <br />could probably retain some authority for the future possibility of closing off <br />the south exit. Atty. Meyers suggested that this be part of the agreement. <br />MSP ( Pickar- Rowley) to adopt Resolution No. 773 authorizing the Development Agreement <br />with Steve's Appliances for an addition to this business with the exception that <br />paragraph 12 be amended to read: The developer agrees to close the south curb <br />cut on Groveland if the Police Chief submits sufficient evidence and a recommendation <br />to the Council that the public health, safety and welfare would warrant such action <br />by the Council. <br />PROPOSED DUPLEX DEVELOPMENT REQUEST OF WALTER BAUER, 7644 -7658 WOODLAWN DRIVE. <br />Atty. Meyers stated that he had prepared a contract and given it to Walter Bauer's <br />representative. His representative said he will look it over and report back. <br />Admin. Achen stated that it is a standard contract and recommended the council <br />approve it and then see if Mr. Bauer has any objections. <br />Councilmember Baumgartner asked if Section 10 should state that trees are not to <br />be planted on the right -of -way. Admin. Achen stated that this is prohibited <br />already. Atty. Meyers stated that this could be put in the contract. <br />MSP (Hodges - Shelquist) to adopt Resolution No. 774 approving the Development <br />Agreement with Walter Bauer with the modification that paragraph 10 state that <br />trees are not to be planted on the right -of -way. <br />5 ayes <br />5 ayes <br />