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-2- <br /> published May 5th, in the Bulletin. No one present reported failure to <br /> receive the notice or objected to its content. . <br /> In the absence of the applicant, Russell Underhill, 2518 Hayes Street <br /> N.E. , the Manager explained that Mr. Underhill was .requesting he be <br /> permitted to attach an eight foot -wide, two foot long sign to the <br /> existing "For Lease", sign at the Kenzie Terrace entrance to the St. <br /> Anthony- Village Shopping Center, which Max Saliterman, the sign owner <br /> had agreed to in writing. The Manager said the antique shop proprietor <br /> had told him he believes his customers are having difficulty . locating <br /> him in the .center without that signage. <br /> Mr. Childs.-reported that Mr. Underhill -has been .advised that. the. staff . <br /> would be recommending denial of his request for the reasons addressed <br /> in the May 13th memorandum from the Public [corks Director and it <br /> would, therefore , be to the advantage of the applicant to present his <br /> request in person. <br /> No one appeared to speak for or against the variance and the hearing <br /> was closed at 8: 15 P.M. for a determination by the Commission. <br /> Motion by Commissioner Zawislak and seconded by Commissioner Bjorklund <br /> to recommend the Council deny the request from Russell Underhill, for <br /> a variance to the Sign Ordinance which would permit the antique shop <br /> proprietor to attach an 8 '. .X 2 ' sign to the existing non-conforming <br /> sign at the entrance to St. Anthony Village Shopping Center finding that: <br /> (1) The new Sign Ordinance permits the identification of each tenant <br /> in the shopping center with signage on the building itself and pro- <br /> hibits ' a general listing of tenants on the signage for the center , <br /> which might well be the precedent set if the request were approved. . <br /> (2) None of the conditions' set for granting any variance to the sign- <br /> ordinance appear to have been addressed in the application-, specifi- <br /> cally, that (:a) there would appear to be no particular hardship for <br /> this business than would be experienced by other commercial busi- <br /> nesses in the same center if the strict letter of . the regulations <br /> are adhered to, and (b) the condition- upon which the application <br /> was -based could not be considered to be unique to this parcel <br /> and not applicable, generally, to other stores - in the same center . <br /> (3) The failure of the applicant to be present for the consideration <br /> of his request precluded any.-other recommendation, based on the <br /> information which had been submitted. <br /> (4) The manner in which the sign to which the requested signage would <br /> be attached has been maintained would seem .to justify not adding <br /> to it. <br /> Motion carried unanimously . <br /> Mr. Childs reported -the- Burger Chef franchise had been so.ld .to the_.. <br /> parent company of. Hardees and the former Burger.-Chef. franchisees , .. <br /> .: Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Johnson intend to continue to run the. restaurant • at <br /> 4004 Silver Lake Road as. a Hardees restaurant. They are therefore <br />