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1 the sign closer to the signaled entrance and recommended the same to Burger King. 3 Council Action 4 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Marks to grant the necessary variance to 5 the City Sign Ordinance which would allow the signage proposed by Apache 6 management on the south and east walls of the proposed Burger King 7 Restaurant building as well as the 6 foot X 6 foot monument sign Apache 8 had agreed to locate on the north side of the signalized 39th Avenue 9 entrance to the shopping center. The Silver Lake Road sign is to be 10 mounted on a concrete base which can be no higher than two feet above 11 grade and staff is authorized to work out its exact location with the 12 center owners. 13 Motion carried unanimousl 14 That vote prompted Commissioner Hansen to warn the Council that they 15 "should be ready to consider requests for a lot more signage along 16 Silver Lake Road." Councilmember Enrooth told him that if that 17 happened, each request would have to be looked at individually in light 18 of its own merits. 19 Motion by Marks, seconded by Enrooth to grant a conditional use permit 20 to the C. G. Rein Company to construct the free standing Burger King 21 Restaurant with a drive -up window proposed in the plans presented at the 22 Council's August 23, 1988 meeting, with that permit made subject to the conditions in the City Zoning Ordinance for a "C" Commercial Zone and .&4 limited to the hours of operation contained in the City Code. As 25 recommended by the Planning Commission, this permit would also be 26 subject to modification of the site plans to provide southbound access 27 onto the drive -up lane and, to prevent immediate access onto the north 28 service road, to extend the existing island between the site and that 29 roadway a minimum of 40 feet west without high landscaping, so 30 visibility for cars exiting the drive-through lane would be provided for 31 traffic on the service road. 32 Motion carried unanimously. 33 Waste Management Recommended by Recycling Task Force to Collect 34 Recyclable Materials Along With Regular Garbage Collections 35 The July 18th meeting notes for the above Advisory Committee had been 36 included in the Council agenda packet. The report included Task Force 37 comments on the Reuters operation as well as the reasons Waste 38 Management's was the one which the Task Force recommended be accepted 39 for the City's state mandated recycling efforts. 40 Lauren McClanahan. Keith Pearson, and Councilmember Enrooth discussed 41 the Task Force recommendation. Bob Christen of Waste Management 42 reported his company's experience in Robbinsdale, Circle Pines and a 10