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6 1 options weren't possible and wanted the request tabled until that was •2 accomplished. 3 Commissioner Madden said he thought the sign which had been proposed was 4 too large and too high. He agreed that the sketch which the proponents 5 had submitted should have indicated the location of the roadway and the 6 right-of-way in relation to the sign, but thought a reasonable 7 compromise would be in order for the City to get monument rather than 8 wall signage. He suggested "a more subtle approach with a reduced 9 size combined with berming would be a better_ way to go" , and suggested 10 the way to accomplish that might be for the Johnson Investment Co. 11 staff to sit down with City staff to try to work out signage which would 12 be more palatable to the rest of the Commissioners. 13 Chair Wagner indicated he also didn't like the size of the sign and 14 thought a compromise should be worked out with staff. 15 Commission Action 16 Motion by Madden, seconded by Brownell to defer action on the Johnson 17 Investment Co. request for a month and to return the proposal to staff 18 for a conference with the applicant to provide additional information 19 and possibly a compromise. 20 Motion carried unanimously. Commission Votes 4 to 1 to Recommend Extension of Video Update Permit Subject to Removal of Lights in Store Window 23 At 8:25 P.M. the Chair read aloud the Notice of Hearing to consider the 24 request from Craig Belisle, Video Update, 2510 Kenzie Terrace, for 25 amendment to the conditional use permit granted February 28, 1984, which 26 would approve expansion of the existing video tape sales and rental 27 operation into the adjacent 1 , 200 square feet of retail space vacated 28 by the Popco Cleaners. The permit would bring the video operation into 29 conformance with the Zoning code, since the requested expansion was done 30 without any building permit and without conditional use permit approval 31 by the City. 32 Only the applicant was present to discuss the issue. 33 Staff Report 34 In his November 9th memorandum, Mr. Childs had advised that Video 35 ' Update was in violation of the City's sign code regarding flashing 36 lights and recommended the conditional use permit should be approved 37 with the same conditions as the original permit but with the added 38 condition that the flashing lights be removed. He also recommended the 39 entire conditional use permit be rescinded if the video shop proprietor 40 does not comply. 0