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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> June 24, 1997 <br /> • Page 11 <br /> 1 Commissioner Gondorchin indicated that whoever occupies this portion of the building will <br /> 2 have a problem with signage because of the location in the building. This issue is intensified <br /> 3 in this instance as this is a "walk-in" business. Gondorchin stated he is in favor of the <br /> 4 signage on the rear of the stores in St. Anthony Shopping Center as it is a commercial <br /> 5 corridor. He felt that signage on the back of the building could be aesthetically pleasing if it <br /> 6 was well done. <br /> 7 Faust noted that he did not believe condition #3 of the Planning Commission's motion was <br /> 8 correct. He stated this property was not unique as there are other properties with the same <br /> 9 land use classification with this same desire for signage. <br /> 10 Wagner noted a statement in the Staff report which indicated that "if the request...is denied, <br /> 11 Great Clips will be hampered in their attempts to create a viable and successful business in <br /> 12 the Apache Plaza Shopping Center". He stated the owner should have requested the signage <br /> 13 before he purchased the property. <br /> 14 Mr. Ledebuhr stated he will still operate in this location and be successful without the <br /> 15 variance. The sign would be to his advantage. The uniqueness of the situation is that the <br /> 16 business sits up on a hill and is the center tenant in an area where the traffic is either funneled <br /> 17 to the north or south of them providing no direct access. A sign in the back of the building <br /> 0 would be good for customers and good for Great Clips. <br /> 19 Wagner felt the business was easy to see. There is clear vision. <br /> 20 Marks stated this should have been brought up earlier in the development of the northern part <br /> 21 of Apache Plaza. A consolidated sign system could have been designed for that entrance. <br /> 22 Commissioner Gondorchin noted a motion to deny the variance at the Planning Commission <br /> 23 meeting failed. The Commissioners did not feel strongly enough to say no. He stated he did <br /> 24 not feel the visibility was that great for this site. <br /> 25 . Motion by Marks, second by Wagner to deny the sign variance for Roger Ledebuhr, Great <br /> 26 Clips, 2902 Silver Lake Road, as it did not meet the conditions of granting a variance. <br /> 27 Vote on the motion: Ranallo, Faust, Marks, and Wagner voted aye. Enrooth voted naye. <br /> 28 Motion carried. <br /> 29 4. Preston Williams, 2805 Pahl Avenue; Garage Setback Variance. <br /> 30 Commissioner Gondorchin reported a public hearing had been held to consider a garage <br /> 31 setback variance for Preston Williams, 2805 Pahl Avenue. Gondorchin stated he had visited <br /> 32 the site and this was a straight garage replacement. <br /> 03 The Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve the request for the garage setback <br /> 34 variance based on the following: <br />
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