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-4- <br /> i" <br /> At 8: 30 P.M. , the Chair closed the public hearing for consideration <br /> by the Commission. <br /> '• I <br /> Commissioner Bjorklund indicated he would oppose tabling the matter <br /> if no major -change in the proposal were to be made. He recalled <br /> previous instances where neighbor opposition had atrophied with time. <br /> He believed certain areas of concern about the proposal had not been <br /> addressed, including what he perceives is a departure from traditional <br /> practice in - the City of having at least 150 feet of backyard between <br /> dwellings. : ,Mr.. Esau reported his home is only about 40 feet from the <br /> lot line: Commissioner Bjorklund then indicated he would like to <br /> hear more about what the City 's liability would be . if "it permitted a <br /> development where the runoff caused damage to a neighbor's property. <br /> Commissioner. Wagner indicated lie believed church officials would have <br /> ample time to work out any differences with their neighbors in the <br /> month between meetings which tabling the matter would provide. <br /> Mr. Childs said that all six adjacent property owners closest to the <br /> proposed addition would be notified of the continuation of the hearing . <br /> Motion by Commissioner Jones and seconded by Commissioner Bowerman <br /> to continue the public hearing on the Elmwood Lutheran Church expan- <br /> sion plans to 7: 30 P.M. during the PlE.nning Commission meeting <br /> August 16 , 1983, to give the church building committee an opportunity <br /> of working out their mutual concerns about those plans with their <br /> neighbors and to report back any adjustments in the plans which <br /> resulted from those meetings . <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> At 8: 45 P.M. the Chair opened the public hearing to consider granting <br /> a conditional use permit which would allow for the operation of a <br /> non-alcoholic bar in a commercial district for the property previously <br /> operated as Chick' s Billiards at 2523 Harding Street N.E. , by reading <br /> the notice of the hearing which had been mailed- to all property <br /> owners within 350 feet of the subject property and published in the <br /> Bulletin July 7th. <br /> No one present reported failure to receive the notice or objected to <br /> its content. The Manager confirmed that he had received no calls or <br /> letters related to the proposal from any of those who had received <br /> the notice. He indicated the applicant, .Robert Slick, 3400 Buchanan <br /> Street N.E. might want video games sometime in the future but these <br /> would not be transferable from Chick ' s under the City Ordinance. No <br /> permit for music or dancing is required under the City Ordinance, <br /> he added. <br /> Mr... Slick said , he would be renting directly from 'Mr. Salitermari, , <br /> since the shopping center owner considered the property to be abandoned <br /> by the Chick 's proprietors . " He said his establishment would be named <br /> "The Alternative" since it would provide an alternative to alcoholic <br /> .beverages' and.. atmosphere normally found in -other types_ of bars . He i <br /> anticipates -there.: is a real need for ,an establishment of this -type <br /> since. none. has-_.been provided. -closer than Blaine and told of the (• <br /> successful operation of . a similar facility., the Dry Dock, . on Highway 10. <br />