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�. l Council could grant at the same time they held the final <br /> 2 reading. <br /> 3 Council Action <br /> 4 Motion by Marks , seconded by Ranallo to direct staff to draw up the <br /> 5 amendment of the language in Section 10 , Subdivision 3 , Item 7 of the <br /> 6 Zoning Ordinance related to a permitted conditional use in a Light <br /> 7 Industrial zoning classification which had been requested by Village <br /> 8 Properties to allow not more than two dwelling units of not more than <br /> 9 600 square feet and one bedroom for use as a residence for a bona <br /> 10 fide caretaker for a mini-warehouse facility as a conditional use, <br /> 11 where the current Ordinance only allows one caretaking dwelling unit. <br /> 12 In granting the request, the Council finds, as did the Planning <br /> 13 Commission, that staff had reported receiving no calls either for or <br /> 14 against changing the Ordinance prior to the September 15th Commission <br /> 15 hearing or Council consideration, September 22 , 1987 , and there had <br /> 16 been no persons in attendance at either of these meetings opposed to <br /> 17 it. <br /> 18 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> 19 Councilmembers to Do Individual Investigations Related to American <br /> 20 Amusement Arcade ' s Request to Operate an Amusement Arcade at Apache <br /> 21 Plaza <br /> 22 Application: from American Amusement Arcades dba Picadilly Circus, <br /> 23 850 Decatur Avenue North, Golden Valley, MN for a <br /> 24 Conditional Use Permit to allow operation of an amuse- <br /> 25 ment arcade at Apache Plaza in the space formerly <br /> 26 occupied by the St. Anthony off-sale bottle shop. The <br /> 27 proposal would utilize the 34 amusement device <br /> 28 licenses now held by the Apache owners. <br /> 29 Documentation: same as had been presented to the Planning Commission <br /> 30 prior to their hearing, as well as approximately 11- <br /> 31 1/2 pages of Commission minutes pertaining to the <br /> 32 issue. <br /> 33 Proponents: Daniel Heilicher, Norman Pink, and Gene Winstead, of <br /> 34 American Amusement Arcades. <br /> 35 Dennis Cavanaugh, President of C. G. Rein Company, who <br /> 36 manage Apache Plaza. <br /> 37 The Mayor asked for Council reaction to the request, which resulted <br /> 38 in the following give and take conversations between the Commission <br /> 39 representative, staff, and the applicants: <br /> 40 Marks asked for clarification of the issue, saying he perceived the <br /> 01 request involved putting a game room similar to the Fun Center next <br /> 5 <br />