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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes March 21, 1995 Page 6 1 Commissioner Horst indicated he thought a pylon had been included in the site plan. 2 Chair Bergstrom indicated there was discussion of the pylon but not of signage on the canopy. 3 He stated there was no language in the City Code which related specifically to canopies. 4 Management Assistant Moore-Sykes indicated she had also investigated the minutes of the 5 Planning Commission and could not located anything regarding signage on the canopy at the 6 Stop and Go on 37th and Stinson. 7 Commissioner Franzese stated she felt the ordinance regarding signage should be amended to 8 eliminate pylons. 9 Chair Bergstrom indicated there were two ways to enforce the existing sign ordinance. The first 10 would be on a square footage basis and the second would be to change the codes. 11 Commissioner Franzese suggested this issue be brought before the City Council at their next 12 meeting. 13 Management Assistant Moore-Sykes stated.she would investigate this issue further and make a 0 recommendation at the next Planning Commission meeting. 15 G. Commissioner Updates. 16 Commissioner Faust apologized for missing the January Planning Commission meeting. 17 Commissioner Thompson reported the J.C. Penney sign was dropped at Apache Mall today. 18 Commissioner Horst reported he had the opportunity to attend Planning Commission seminar. 19 Commissioner Makowske stated he was looking forward to the advanced training class 20 scheduled for April 6, 1995. 21 VI. REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. 22 Chair Bergstrom stated he had been a member of the Planning Commission for two years. He 23 indicated that the City of St. Anthony is almost fully built out. He stated he felt the 24 responsibility of the Planning Commission was to look after the long-term interest of the 25 community and establish the vision of St. Anthony. He stated he moved to St.Anthony in 1988 26 becauseit was a good location,had a community feel to it, and was self-contained in terms of 27 City Council, Fire Department and School District. He questioned if there were things the Planning Commission could consider to be more pro-active. He indicated three things he felt could help the commission accomplish this goal of success. These three things were to maintain 30 and enhance property value of the residential and commercial areas, maintain a self-contained