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• 1 The Chair commented that he perceived the Commission recommendation 2 had to be for denial since the above had been so clearly defeated. 3 Franzese told Commissioner Hansen that "without all the qualifiers 4 you put on the motion, I could have voted for the variance because I 5 agreed that it was just an extension of the one the City granted in 6 1966 and the addition wouldn't change the existing building 7 alignment. 8 Nagner and Werenicz indicated they continued to have problems with 9 the answers on the application. 10 Application Withdrawn 11 Mr. Tomas stated that he was just going to apply for a building 12 permit for a detached garage and he hoped "the Commission would be 13 happy with all those vehicles parked on the street and around the 14 yard. " The Chair advised him that sometimes the Council reverses the 15 Commission recommendation. The applicant left muttering some 16 uncomplimentary phrases about his neighbor. 17 OTHER BUSINESS 18 Commissioners Invited to Attend Carbon Filtration Dedication 19 Mr. Childs indicated they would all be welcome to attend the ceremony • 20 at the site at 6:00 P.M. , July 26, 1988, where the City's "Clean 21 Water" would be toasted with that beverage instead of champagne. 22 New Operators to Remove the Controversial Roof Sian on Mickey D's 23 Restaurant 24 The Manager reported the new proprietor had told him he wanted to 25 keep the name because of its customer perception about good food 26 being served there. In addition to removing the controversial sign 27 from the roof, Mr. Childs indicated the new restaurant owner was 28 going to apply for two signs, one in the front and the other on the 29 side facing St. Anthony Boulevard, the total of which would not 30 exceed what the City allowed that building. However, he would be 31 willing to keep only the front sign if that was the City's decision. 32 Apartment Project and Transfer of Parkview Appear to be Realities 33 Before the meeting adjourned, the City Manager gave a brief report 34 on what was happening in conjunction with both projects. He said he 35 expects Lang-Nelson to be named the developer for the third phase of 36 the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project at the next Council meeting 37 and anticipates the closing on the Parkview building to be held the 38 first week in August unless environmental problems crop up to 39 make that purchase unfeasible. • 12