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-2- <br /> The meeting was recessed from 7 :58 P.M: to 8 : 09 P.M. when Mr. Berg <br /> told Commission members he hopes to have further revisions of the <br /> proposed Sign Ordinance in their hands for consideration during the <br /> next Commission meeting. <br /> The Chairman .distributed his copy of a letter from Abe Rosenthal <br /> suggesting all cables for the proposed City cable T.V. system should <br /> be placed underground. <br /> Mr. Berg believes the American Monarch and National Bank of <br /> St. Anthony are substantially in conformance with their landscaping <br /> plans but several Commission members expressed concern that the <br /> bushes provided by the bank along Lowry Avenue may not actually <br /> provide the opacity which was agreed to (4 feet in 3 years) and <br /> whether the wood chip foundations are being kept weed free. Staff <br /> will contact the bank to ascertain what final landscaping can be <br /> anticipated for the auxiliary parking lot. <br /> The public hearing on the Blanske variance petition for a mini <br /> storage construction at 39th Avenue N.E. and Foss Road, which had been <br /> continued because of questions raised regarding the notification <br /> procedures, was reopened by Chairman Bjorklund at 8 :18 P.M. All <br /> property owners of record within 200 feet of the Blanske property have <br /> • been notified of the hearing continuance, Mr. Berg reported.. He <br /> said he had received a letter from Russell A. Teske, who recently <br /> moved ' to California, who complained of never receiving such notices <br /> from the City, specifically the water billings. Mr. Berg, however, <br /> had checked and found the property owner of record for 3821 Foss <br /> Road was being sent all such notices at that address . Included in <br /> the July 15th agenda were copies of the July 10th memorandum from <br /> Mr. Berg and Mr. Hamer as well as Mr. Berg 's original assessment of <br /> the proposal dated June 13th and Mr. Blanske ' s variance application. <br /> The developer and his attorney, Ed Hance, reiterated their justifications <br /> for allowing a mini storage facility on the property Mr. Blanske <br /> owns at approximately 3829 Foss Road provided the City vacates the <br /> southern portion of Sunset Lane as recommended by the Commission <br /> June 17th. Mr. Blanske indicated, on the site plans, where he would <br /> be able to stripe seven or eight parking stalls parallel to Sunset <br /> Lane which he saw as more than adequate since only his own vehicles. <br /> and perhaps that of a caretaker resident in the facility will be <br /> allowed to park on the site. He specified the use of one unit for <br /> an office for himself and the other which will be located approximately <br /> where there is now a residence , used either for a _rental office <br /> space -or a caretaker's residence to provide both supervision and <br /> security for the area. He also outlined the use of construction <br /> materials to discourage children from climbing on the roof of the <br /> building. <br /> • Doug Jones arrived at 8 : 35 P.M. <br />