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The Planning Baord representative then said the Board is to hold an informal meeting with Mr. Sroga to discuss the Standard Station proprietor's plans for upgrading the appearance of his station at. 3201 Stinson Boulevard. Present to discuss the request for a building permit which will .;'low a warehouse to be erected on .48 acres in the St. Anthony Office Park were Dick Gay of Horizons Development Company, Harry Schroeder of Pentagon Construction Company and the applicant, Thomas Hitchcock, 3415 Maplewood Drive, of Auto Refinishers warehouse, Inc. Y4r. Schroeder who will be the contractor and architect for the approx- imately 15,000 square foot building which will provide warehouse; office and display space, presented the plans for the building and tentative plans for the parking, landscaping and signage. Mr. Hitchcock reiterated his proposal as made to the Board including a description of his wholesale products distribution business, number of employees and parking space requirements. Lotion by Councilman Sauer and seconded by Councilman Stauffer to grant a building permit to Thomas Hitchcock for the warehouse -office building he proposes to build on Lot 8, Block 3 of the St. Anthony Office Park subject to final review of the landscaping, lighting and signage plans by the Planning Board. Motion carried unanimously. The meeting was recessed from 9:15 P.M. to 9*20 P.P?. and reconvened to consider #1 of the Addendum to the October 5, 1976 Agenda which pertained to a transfer of licenses for the Northgate Motel. Por. Dulgar said he had been informed just that day by Mrs. Ruth Danderson, license holder ofr the Northgate Restaurant and Bottle Club that as of October 1, 1976, she is no longer associated with that business and wished to have cancelled the two on -sale beverage and one restaurant licenses to avoid any possibility of liability for them. Mrs. Anderson was present and explained that the continuance of her partner, Mrs. Blake in the operation of the business for the new proprietor who might have difficulty in obtaining the necessary licenses, was the basis for her concern. John G. Horner, Attorney at Law, Suite 5-360, Griggs Midway Building St. Paul, representing the present proprietor of the business, Davis Wong, told the Council that he was in the process of getting an optior from the State Liquor Control Commissioner on whether Mr. Wong, who is seeking U. S. citizenship is eligible to obtain a permit for the consumption and display of liquor in a public place. IIe explained that it was the owner's of the motel insistance that the continuance of the liquor service was necessary to their business, which had made it necessary for Mr. I^7ong to seek such permission. The matter was tabled to allow a conference of Mrs. Anderson, Mr. 157onc and his attorney with the City Attorney. (5)