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MEMORANDUM • DATE: December 17, 1997 TO: Michael J. Mornson, City Manager FROM: Kim Moore-Sykes, Management Assistant ITEM: December 16, 1997 Planning Commission Meeting 1. Rosemary Franzese is the designated Planning Commission representative for the January 13, 1998 City Council Meeting. 2. 9T-12 = Valvoline Instant OiI Change, Sign`Variance Request. Withdrawn as they have redrawn their plans to comply with the City's sign ordinance. 3. . 97-13 — Mendota Homes, Rezoning Request. The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of this rezoning request. The parking lot that is proposed for this parcel. will provide overflow parking to a senior apartment complex. The lot will provide 30 parking spaces and the remaining portion of the parcel will be landscaped. Currently, the whole parcel is paved and-had been used as overflow parking for Medtronics. • 4. 97-14 — Sarna Sin Variance.Re uests. The Planning Commission voted 4-2 to • g q g recommend denial of Mr. Safna's sign variance requests for an additional monument sign to replace the pylon sign and increased size of the signs.' The Planning Commission liked what Mr. Sarna was trying to do, but he had not proved that a hardship existed to warrant the variances. *Commissioner Franzese.wanted to change her vote to 'nay' after the vote was taken. Chair Bergstrom said the vote stands, but agreed to have the minutes shoe that Commissioner Franzese wanted to change her vote. 5. Seviola Concept Review. Mr. Seviola presented a proposal for the gas station at 33rd and Stinson, whereby they will apply for a variance to allow for the construction of a roofed enclosure on the north side of the principle structure 6 feet into the sideyard setback. Mr. Seviola reported that they store used plastic milk cartons, recyclables and other miscellaneous items currently in the enclosure that already exists on this side of the building. But because of many instances of vandalism, they want to roof it and install an 8 foot door. With these proposed changes, the enclosure becomes part of the principle structure.