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page 4 <br />Mr. Hedlund was then advised to have a total package of specific plans <br />including the residential developementfor the July 27th Council meeting <br />at which Mr. Letourneau will present the Board's recommendations. <br />Mr. Johnson then told the Board of the meetings which had been held with <br />the St. Anthony Merchaqts Association and the owners of the properties in <br />the shopping area on July 7th and 14th which he and Mr. Bowerman had <br />attended. The other Board members said they had not been informed of <br />such meetings. <br />Mr. Johnson said the Council had recommended that a task force or steering <br />committee be set up by the Planning Board and he suggested that such a <br />group should include representation from the Council, the Board, the <br />tenants and all the owners including Red Owl who have no representative <br />to the Merchants Association. He said the purpose of the committee would <br />be to identify the problems existing in the operation of the shopping <br />center, establish reasonable goals for improvement including the financial <br />feasibility of the goals and propose solutions for revitalizing the <br />shopping center. <br />It was felt that Mr. Bowerman and Mr. Johnson should continue their interest <br />in the project. Mr. Marks and Mr. Letourneau also expressed an interest <br />in serving. <br />Motion by Mr. Marks and seconded by Mr. Cowan to establish a task force <br />to study the renovation of the St. Anthony shopping area and to name Mr. <br />Johnson, Mr. Bowerman, Mr. Marks and Mr. Letourneau to serve on the committee. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />:Sr. Hiebel then told of being especially conscious of the appearance of <br />the neighborhood along Stinson Boulevard since the Jiffy Market hearings <br />and felt the Sroga Standard Station was an intrusion on the residential <br />nature of the neighborhood. He felt that the Planning Board should be <br />informed of the history of the use of that land including zoning and the <br />car storage arrangement with the City. <br />Motion by Mr. Johnson and seconded by Mr. Hiebel to request Mr. Fornell to <br />provide the Board with information regarding the zoning of the Sroga <br />Standard Station property at 3201 Stinson Boulevard, the legality of <br />the attached automobile storage and to find out what formal or informal <br />arrangements have been made with the City "or the continuance of such <br />storage. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Motion by Mr. Marks and seconded by Mr. Cowan to adjourn the meeting at <br />9:4o P.M. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Helen Crowe, Secy <br />
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