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7 <br />1 As requested by the Commission, Mr. Childs said he had researched the <br />2 minutes dealing with the Paul Revere Pizza sign lighting next door <br />3 and found no evidence of lighting restrictions imposed when that sign <br />4 had been approved several years ago. The consensus was that no more <br />5 stringent lighting restrictions should be imposed on this business. <br />6 Council Action <br />7 Motion by Marks, seconded by Ranallo, to grant the request from Rapid <br />8 Oil, 3701 Silver Lake Road, for the necessary variances to the City <br />9 Sign Ordinance which would allow them to erect the three wall signs <br />10 they propose on their new building, where the Sign Ordinance only <br />11 allows one sign per business, and total sign surface not to exceed <br />12 87-1/2 square feet, where the Ordinance only allows 80, finding as <br />13 did the Planning Commission that: <br />14 1. All three conditions required by statutes to be satisfied <br />15 before these variances can be granted have been done so with this <br />16 proposal. <br />17 2. The variances are justified by the unique construction <br />18 location and architectural design of the building which best <br />19 utilizes the site and accommodates the traffic flow for the benefit <br />20 of the business and safety of the customers and traffic approaching <br />21 that corner. <br />22 3. The proposal includes landscaping which is above normal for <br />23 this type of operation. <br />24 4. There were no expressions of opposition to the variances either <br />25 before or during the June 21st Planning Commission hearing or <br />26 Council consideration, July 28th. <br />27 In granting these variances, the City allows Rapid Oil to keep <br />28 the same hours of building and site lighting as are kept by the <br />29 neighboring businesses. <br />30 <br />Notion carried unanimously_ <br />31 Motorcycle Sales and Accessories Approved as Conditionally Permitted <br />32 Uses in City Zoning Ordinance <br />33 Commissioner Madden reiterated the information Leo Kuelbs, owner of <br />34 the Harley-Davidson dealership in Savage, MN, had provided the <br />35 Commissioners during the June 21st hearing on his request that the <br />36 City Zoning Ordinance be amended to allow the sale of this type of <br />37 motorcycle and accessories in the vacant space west of B. J. Antique <br />38 store in the St. Anthony Village Shopping Center. The Council's <br />39 agenda packet contained the same documentation as had been provided <br />40 the Commissioners. <br />