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-6- <br /> • other problems of usage in the. City' s zoning map, the Commission <br /> might as well go along with this proposal which he saw as a good <br /> usage . for the existing zoning. Mr. Peterson agreed with both of the <br /> above assessments. <br /> The Chairman. liked the changes made in the plans especially the <br /> provision. of landscaping and. continued the hearing to the Commission's <br /> July 15th meeting. <br /> ADDENDUM <br /> Motion by .Mr. Sopcinski and seconded by Mr. . Bjorklund to approve as <br /> submitted the minutes -for .the Special Meeting June -3 , 1980 where the <br /> Commission adopted the City' s Comprehensive Plan. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> The Chairman commented on the letter written by Mr . Fornell to Max <br /> Saliterman which he saw as an excellent and strong response to the <br /> request for .rezoning 2548 Kenzie Terrace which accurately represented <br /> the probable reaction to be expected from -the: Planning Commission <br /> and Council to the request. <br /> He also complimented Mr". Peterson on- his informative reporting of his <br /> • attendance at the seminar on working effectively with private <br /> developers. <br /> Staff was requested to contact both American Monarch and St. Anthony <br /> National Bank regarding the landscaping agreed to when their remodel- <br /> ing plans and .acquisition of parking areas were approved. Mr. Jones <br /> wanted the acknowledgement, that this might not be the -best time <br /> of the year for landscaping made, if the letter is written to American <br /> Monarch and at the same time to let them know the intense lighting <br /> of their manufacturingareas within the plant at night may be a <br /> concern for some of their neighbors and. opaque shading of the windows <br /> might alleviate the problem. Mr. Sopcinski reiterated the suggestion <br /> he had espoused earlier, that all landscaping plans agreed to when a <br /> project is. approved, should be documented on the plans for ready <br /> reference by. staff if the landscaping is not completed in an accept- <br /> able manner. He wanted uniform explicit�°, wording used in these <br /> descriptions. <br /> Each Commission member then received a partial copy of the new sign <br /> ordinance which will be considered at the next meeting. <br /> Mr. Jones then reacted to the comments from the Red Owl officials <br /> about the Commission' s concerns about the signage proposed for the <br /> south side of the Country Store building and also wanted a clarifi- <br /> cation on the Commission action on the signage for Sibley on that <br /> side of the building. <br /> • <br />
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