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Page 2 Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Haik to follow the recommendations of the Planning Board to deny the Erpelding request for a temporary enclosure to hcuse plants during the summer at 2550 Kenzie Terrace. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Loyd Bergman, attorney for the fee owner, Mrs. Ina Rurman, presented a revised plan for replatting Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 8, Murray Heights Addition into two lots of which Lot 2 will be sold to the W.W. Johnson Meat Company. He explained that the plans had been modified even more than had been suggested by the Planning Board in order that the Johnson Company would be assured of un- hindered use of the driveway onto Kenzie Terrace. He said Standard Oil would be provided a pumping easement so that they may continue to have their storage tanks filled once a week. The two Johnson brothers and their attorney were present and the latter told the Council that Standard does not now and have not parked in the area north of the meatmarket for the past four years. The Mayor said it would be up to the Police Department to enforce the two hour parking restrictions on 27th Avenue if cars being serviced by Standard are parked there and said although he was con- cerned that the garage is only 2 feet from the property line he felt the new plan was an improvement since at least the building would be situated on one lot where it had been straddling two under the existing platting. Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to approve the preliminary plat for Lot 1 and 2, Block 8, Murray Height:. 3rd Addition with the division line positioned as presented and subject to the platting ordinance and final approval of the City Attorney. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Rymarchick then gave the formal verbal recommendation that the Planning Board review the entire Shopping Center area and return to the Council with a study including suggestions from the present lessees on how the area can be revitalized with the Board's recomm- endation of action to be taken. Motion by Councilman Haik, seconded by Councilman Sundland to give the Planning Board the directive to go ahead with their study of the St. Anthony Shopping Center and to return with their recommend- ations regarding the possibility of declaring the entire commercial area as a redevelopment area when their study is complete. Motion carried unanimously. When the Planning Board representative discussed the request foc a change in the signage for Poppin Fresh at 3701 Stinson Boulevard, the Mayor said the present sign had resulted from a compromise with the company who had originally requested a pylon identification sign when the pie shop had been constructed. No one appeared to make a presentation for the request so the following motion was made: