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Pg 2 <br />to the new zoning ordinance being adopted by the Council. Since four <br />votes would be required for such action, the matter was tabled to await <br />the possible appearance of Councilman Haik. <br />Mr. Hedlund did, however, present the site plans for the Country Kitchen <br />Restaurant, the Gold Tiara Beauty Shop and Dr. Phillip Brandean's dental <br />clinic which would comprise the PUD with the retirement apartment building <br />for which a conditional use permit had been granted and the residential <br />structures which Mr. Hedlund said he intends to build along Penrod Lane. <br />The property owner discussed the parking, landscaping, curb cuts, driveway <br />through the project, buffering of the residential from the commercial <br />area and the possibility of a walkway through the project with the <br />Council members, the Manager and the City Attorney. He also introduced <br />Dr. and Mrs. Brandean. <br />Mr. Hedlund was advised to have for the public hearing an alternate <br />layout of the individual projects which might provide a better relation- <br />ship to each other and to have specific answers to the concerns about <br />the project which had been raised by the Board and Council members. <br />The Planning Board representative then told the Council of the Board's <br />intention of setting up a task force to study the revitalization of the <br />entire St. Anthony Shopping Center and surrounding area with Board <br />members, Bowerman, Johnson, Letourneau and himself designated to set up <br />the task force. The Mayor commended the Board for the slow deliberate <br />action they were taking on the project. <br />Mr. Fornell then mentioned the final platting of the Murray Heights <br />Third Addition which would establish two lots where the Johnson Meat <br />Market and the St. Anthony Standard are situated on Kenzie Terrace. <br />Action was deferred to the next Council meeting so the Council might <br />have the Attorney's final approval. <br />The City Engineer's July 26th feasibility study on the proposed street <br />improvement on Stinson Boulevard from Silver Lane north to Columbia <br />Heights included the estimated cost of the improvement as $2,040.00. <br />Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Sundland to adopt <br />Resolution 76-033. <br />RESOLUTION 76-033 <br />A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING <br />ON STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 1976-2 <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Motion by Councilman Sundland, seconded by Councilman Sauer to adopt <br />Resolution 76-034. <br />RESOLUTION 76-034 <br />A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING UNPAID STATEMENTS <br />TO HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR COLLECTION <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Motion by Councilman Sundland, seconded by Councilman Sauer to adopt <br />Resolution 76-035. <br />