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4. <br /> City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> • January 28, 1997 <br /> Page 2 <br /> 1 Joe Check, Fridley Knights of Columbus, stated this is his first year to chair the Tootsie Roll <br /> 2 Fund Drive. He reviewed the communities they will solicit and advised that last year,they raised <br /> 3 $13,192.03 which was distributed among seven organizations. Mr. Check requested permission <br /> 4 to solicit St. Anthony businesses to distribute Tootsie Rolls and stated he hopes residents will <br /> 5 donate to this charity drive April 25 to 27, 1997. <br /> 6 Motion by Marks, second by Wagner to approve the Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Day <br /> 7 Fund Drive from April 25 to 27, 1997. <br /> 8 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> 9 Mayor Ranallo thanked Mr. Check for his volunteer work towards this project. Mr. Check. <br /> 10 announced this Knights of Columbus has collected more funds than any other in the State. <br /> 11 B. Planning Commission- January 21, 1997 <br /> 12 Planning Commissioner Chris Makowske was present to report on the issues addressed at the <br /> 13 January 21, 1997 Planning Commission meeting. He reported the Planning Commission held an <br /> 14 election for Chair and Vice Chair in January and, once again, will be under the able chairship of <br /> 15 Doug Bergstrom and he was selected as Vice-Chair, both by unanimous decisions. <br /> it 1. Public hearing on proposed Ordinance regarding minimum setbacks and signs in <br /> P P g <br /> 17 shopping centers. <br /> 18 Commissioner Makowske explained this amendment was considered to allow for the unique <br /> 19 circumstances created by current redevelopment strategies and efforts being.utilized in <br /> 20 commercial areas. It was noted the current setback requirements of the Zoning Ordinance seem <br /> 21 to be creating an impediment to these redevelopment efforts, causing the request of several <br /> 22 variances to be granted. Commissioner Makowske advised the Planning Commission <br /> 23 recommends adoption of the proposed amendment with a revision to the definition of a shopping <br /> 24 center to include the area of 75,000 square feet. He noted Apache Plaza is the only use that <br /> 25 would fit the definition of"shopping center" and it is believed this amendment will alleviate <br /> 26 problems experienced with variance requests. <br /> 27 Marks noted the Council had discussed this at length last autumn and indicated he supports <br /> 28 adoption. <br /> 29 Commissioner Makowske advised no one attended the public hearing to speak against it. <br /> 30 Commissioner Makowske reported the Planning Commission is also working on a proposal to <br /> 31 respond to staff concerns which were brought up at the December, 1996 meeting regarding <br /> 32 signage since ground signs are currently allowed in any zoning district including R1, RIA, and <br /> R2. The Planning Commission discussed this at length in December and in January realized <br /> additional information was needed. However, it was the consensus of the Planning Commission <br /> 35 to remove R1, RIA, and R2 districts from the list which currently allows ground signs. He <br />
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