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• no other option. Soth stated his agreement with Marks ' s interpretation of the ramifications , and stated that the only justification for delaying, enforcement for any period of time at all arises from the reasonableness of the City in allowing the leaseholder to make other arrangements . He felt that if the City were receiving complaints from a neighbor or a property owner about the situation that it might be appropriate to enforce the zoning requirements in a shorter period of time than six months , but in the absence of such complaints that six months was both a generous and reasonable amount of time . He noted, however, that delaying enforcement for the term of the lease would be inappropriate ac-tion.. _ Mayor Pro Tem Ranallo offered both his agreement that conditions in the center until recently have been less than desirable for a retail outlet , and his approval ofthe changes currently being made. Motion by Makowske, seconded by Marks, that the Council grant a six-month delay of enforcement to allow the leaseholder, Mid-America Dairymen, Inc . , the opportunity to sublease their entire 9 , 377 square feet of space to a tenant. Motion carried unanimously. • Mayor Pro Tem commended the Planning Commission for their work in arriving at their recommendation, and Council Member Marks expressed his hope that Mid-America Dairymen would be able to proceed satisfactorily. Lang/Nelson Requests Planning Commission Recommendation Commissioner Hansen reported that Lang/Nelson is making two requests : one, for a temporary trailer to be used as an apartment rental office; and two, for an additional , temporary, directional sales sign, four by eight feet in size, to be located at 2905 Kenzie Terrace , the site of the former Mr. Hobo' s restaurant, during the final phase of the Kenzington project. He stated that the Planning Commission moved to allow the trailer and the sign for a period not to exceed May lst , 1990 , subject to assurances that the sign will not obstruct traffic and is properly maintained during that time period. . Mayor Pro Tem questioned whether Lang/Nelson would encounter difficulties regarding the sign if the restaurant property were to be sold and a restaurant to begin operations at 2905 Kenzie Terrace . Paul Brewer of Lang/Nelson indicated that they do need the consent of the owners to locate a sign on that property, and that they currently have the consent of one owner but not of the other. Should such a sitatuion arise in the future, they will either have to obtain the consent of the new owner (s.) or find another location for the sign . Mayor Pro Tem Ranallo asked Mr . Brewer to describe the exact location