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-7- The *Commi ssion- spokesman. .expl ai ned :to-.Counc.ilman Marks .that the new: owners.-o.f the station at.-the northeast . corner. of Silver Lake Road and 37th Avenue N:E. had decided they. would -retai n the,-,gas- pumps left bye Jet Gas along -the- Silver Lake::Road..si de of the station, which would. entitle Rapid. Oil Change, I-nc. to. have'the same signage. permitted, gasoline service stations. He -also indicated he had found after the, meeting that .Rapid Oil was not'-the company he thought he had done some work for, so, he could have voted on the Commission ' s motion, which he read. E. F. Flaherty, President of -Rapid Oil Change, Inc. , 2950 - 4th Avenue South, was present, but did not speak. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Makowske to permit Rapid Oil Change, Inc. , to erect a pylon sign on their property at 3001- 37th Avenue N.E. , no larger than the 50 square feet permitted for- that type of sign by the City Ordinance, and to grant the service center the variance necessary to utilize the 114 square -feet, permitted for that building, for two signs which may be located 3 at the firm's discretion. i Motion carried unanimously. Chris Kelly, General Manager of Sunset Memorial Park cemetery, was present to discuss the proposal to erect a new mausoleum on cemetery property near the St. Anthony Office Park. He showed a colored rendering of a similar building his firm had constructed at another location and the blue prints for the St. Anthony construction. The Manager explained that the site plans included in the agenda packet had been drawn up in 1963 and had several inaccuracies, including a build- ing which had never been constructed. Mr. Kelly was advised that the state would probably never permit a permanent access from Highway 88 but might allow a work exit if the elevations can be corrected. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to give approval to Sunset Memorial Park Association to erect a mausoleum as they propose in the cemetery (east of St. Anthony Boulevard and south of Highway 88) . The Council agrees with the Planning Commission that the new construction would- be very com- patible with its natural surroundings and with the City's Recreational Open Spaces Zoning as it pertains to -the cemetery. Motion carried unanimously. t Bernard Preussner, 3209 Skycroft Drive, had requested to speak to the Council pro- testing what he perceives to be an ongoing denial of his rights by his neighbors, r the Kelly' s, who :live across the street at 3208 Skycroft .Drive. He said when he called the City Attorney in June to complain about that family consistently parking a several of their automobiles in front of his home, and "changing oil. and anti- freeze right in the street- in front of my property, I was told there is nothing I can do about it under your ordinances, except to take -it." Mr. Preussner said a he again called the police on August 16th with the same complaints and wondered a if the City couldn 't write an ordinance which would -prevent auto repair on the City streets. Mr. Hamer said he talked to Mrs. -.Kelly and was :told -she would attempt to correct the--problem: He said he was closely monitoring the situation and would continue to do so. • Me. Preussner' had previously requested the City Ordinance be rewritten to .restrict parking on the streets and the Mayor reiterated the problems inherent in arbitrarily d