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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES • August 21 1984 t ,i 1 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Zawislak at 7:32 P.M. 2 3 Present for roll call : Franzese, Bowerman, Wagner, Zawislak, Bjorklund, and Hansen. 4 5 Absent: Jones. 6 7 Also present: David Childs, City. Manager. 8 9 During the consideration of the July 17th minutes,. Commissioner Bjorklund requested 10 his reference to the City Ordinance pertaining to bays be added to the report on 11 the -DeKanick request. 12 13 The minutes were amended as follows: 14 15 Page 4, para. 7: Insert between "chimney" and "are" "flues, sills, pilasters, 16 lentils and ornamental features" in line 6. 17 • 18 Page 10, para. 7: Substitute "Zawislak" for "Jones" in line 1 . 19 20 Motion by Commissioner Bjorklund and seconded by Commissioner Hansen to approve as 21 amended the 'minutes of the Planning Commission meeting held July 17, 1984. 22 23 Motion carried unanimously. 24 25 The request for signage to identify the St. Anthony Court townhomes at 3933 '3 26 Silver Lake Road had been tabled during the June 19th Commission meeting to enable 27 the Homeowners Association to develop adequate and quality identification of their 28 property and the Manager had advised the Commission members in his August 16th 29 memorandum that the Association had returned with a proposal to take the existing 30 wooden signs for the project and mount them on a berm in a singular V-shaped J31 structure with substantive brick work supporting them and commented that a similar ' 32 concept had been approved for the Elmwood Church a few years ago. 33 34 The matter was taken off the table and the new proposal made by Chester Krumm, 35 4005 Silver Lake Road, the Association President who reported only one sign was 36 now being requested which would be developed as -per the sketch included in- the — 37 agenda packet. He- said one of the existing signs would be sited on the south side 36 of the property and described how shrubbery would conceal the columns which -would 39 be set in a base of Chicago brick to match the exterior of the townhouses. Mr. 40 Krumm told Commissioner Bowerman the site plans for the sign which had been 41 developed by the Pine Cone Nursery had contained the elevations for the sign and 42 had been submitted for Commission approval during their June 19th meeting. The 43 two renderings were accepted as exhibits for action by the Commission. 44 45 The Association: President indicated he perceived that the U-turn sign installed 46 by Ramsey County had aggravated rather than cured the problem-the townhome. residents 47 are .experiencing with drivers using their driveway as a passway. This, Mr. Krumm 6 r