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} <br /> -7- <br /> • 1 1 . Another single family home could be added to the City stock; <br /> 2 <br /> 3 2. There have been ample examples of precedents of this type permitting similar <br /> 4 size lots to be built in the City and in that particular neighborhood; <br /> 5 <br /> 6 3. There is -some indication that historically this property might have been <br /> 7 divided into two entities in the past-; and <br /> 8 <br /> 9 4. All conditions which are required by law to be satisfied affirmatively have <br /> 10 been done so. ' <br /> 11 <br /> 12 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> 13 <br /> 14 At 9:07 P.M. , Chairman Zawislak opened the hearing which had gone out to .all property <br /> 15 owners -of record within 200 feet of the subjectproperty and which had been published F' <br /> 16 in the August 8th Bulletin. No one present reported failure to receive the notice I. <br /> 17 or objected to its content. <br /> 18 <br /> 19 E. F. Flaherty, President of Rapid Oil Change, Inc. , 2950 4th Avenue South, was <br /> 20 present to request permission to erect- 6 two faced illuminated .sign (50 square 4 <br /> 21 feet on each side) on a 14 foot pole, which he said is necessary to keep trucks is <br /> 22 from knocking the sign down, and to further: identify the establishment with signage <br /> 23 on both street sides. He said he believed the pylon sign-was necessary to- advertise <br /> 24 the price of. gas because the decision had .been made to keep the gas pumps on the ! <br /> 25 west side as a convenience for along- time customers who were accustomed to buying <br /> 26 gas at that location. The rebuilding of 37th Avenue would .require the removal <br /> •27 of � the gas pumps on the south. Mr. . Flaherty. insisted, the line of sight for a <br /> 28 50 square foot sign, the maximum size permitted by the City Ordinance, would be ; <br /> 29 shortened with a pole that tal-1 . <br /> 30 �. <br /> 31 The station owner contended he needed that -much identification on that corner and <br /> 32 he told the Commission he intends to improve the appearance of his .property by <br /> 33 landscaping once County Road D is rebuilt and working with NSP to get the brush cut <br /> 34 away from the rear of the station.. The east side of the existing building would <br /> 35 be opened for bays for servici:ng .cars and the plans are to pave behind the building <br /> 36 to provide an passway around. the station. Mr. Flaherty said he sees no parking <br /> 37 problems on the site since staging areas would be provided .on the east for seven <br /> 38 vehicles to be stacked wh.ile waiting 'the ten or so minutes required to service <br /> 39 each car. Rapid Oil Change delivers what is usually a preconceived purchase and <br /> 40 Mr. Flaherty said involves low volumes of cars per day. <br /> 41 <br /> 42 The firm President .indicated he believes when' Auto Tr.aac expands its business to the <br /> 43____f_o.r_mer dairy store east of_hi_s_property_, the two businesses would complement each <br /> 44 other. <br /> 45 <br /> 46 The Manager estimated the station was permitted 114 square feet of signage for one <br /> 47 wall sign which would be 72 .square feet for each of the two wall signs proposed, <br /> 48 if they are approved. , Mr. Flaherty stated he- believed he could live with 72 <br /> 49- square feet of signage on the building as long as he is allowed the pylon sign <br /> 50 because he needs a gas price sign on that corner. and the Rapid Oil Change executive <br /> 51 told the .Commi,ssion the City is more-restrictive with its sign ordinance than other <br /> •52 communities as evidenced in the photos of another of his service centers, which <br /> 53- 'he passed around. <br /> 54- <br /> 55 <br />