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1 PLANNING COMMISSION - MAY 21 , 1991 2 Page 8 3 4 about during their April meeting, would be down at the latest 5 by July 5th. He added that the accessory building belonged 6 to the pet store in the mall and they were also selling. plants 7 in that store to comply with ordinance requirements . The Town 8 and Country in the St . Anthony Shopping Center had already 9 erected the greenhouse in their parking lot before they con- 10 tacted him, the Manager said . He indicated he had learned 11 this was the first year they had even bothered to ask per- 12 mission. The grocery store managers will be submitting a 13 written statement of how long the structure will be open this 14 year. However, Mr. Burt * p6rceived all types of accessory build- 15 ings would have to be addressed in the zoning ordinance. 16 The presence of a mobile home: parked near the Apache green- 17 house had generated a rumor that the City was going to allow 18 a flea market outside the mall , Mr . Burt said. An investi- 19 gation indicated there were people associated with the antique 20 show at Apache living in the Winnebago in question. Apache 21 management had been reminded that habitation in mobile vehicles 22 was forbidden in St. Anthony, the Manager reported. 23 24 NEW WALGREEN BUILDING 25 Mr. Burt reported just receiving the pians for the proposed 26 building which had been discussed with the Mayor earlier in 27 the evening. He anticipated those plans would appear in the • 28 Commission ' s June 18th agenda . 29 -30 MOMUMENT SIGN FOR FOSS STREET MINI STORAGE FACILITY 31 The existing signage on that building including the window 32 sign which had recently been covered up, would be eliminated 33 with the erection of the proposed monument sign on that 34 building, the Manager assured the Chairman. Chairman 35 Madden ' s concern had been with the unsightly appearance 36 of the boards the building owners had nailed up to cover the 37 nonconforming sign they had erected in the window. 38 39 FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOPED FOR CHANGES AT APACHE 40 Problems with water runoff on the site would certainly have 41 to be addressed if a buyer could be interested in establishing 42 a Planned Unit Development for that whole area , Mr. Burt 43 assured Commissioner Franzese. Hopefully, there would be 44 a basis for more discussion of that eventuality by the next 45 Commission meeting, he said, pointing to the necessity for 46 confidentiality of any ongoing discussions with prospective 47 buyers at this point. The Manager foresaw the need for 48 a brainstorming session with the Commissioners during some 49 future Commission meeting with a short agenda related to 50 possible changes for the Apache site. He told Commissioner 51 Werenicz he hoped the focus of that session would be away 52 from the regional marketing strategy followed by the present 53 owners to a more neighborhood service concept which may be 54 more appropriate for the site. Mr. Burt speculated the 55 Commissioners might even perceive a change in zoning for a