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J • Commercial the easterly 322 feet of Apache Terrace, Block 1 , Lot 1 to enable the R.C.E. Corporation to construct a Country Kitchen restaurant as part of an office building complex and to waive further application fees. _:Z loti n carried unanimously. r. Gerald Louiselle, 3400 Croft Drive . took exception to the Boards' failure to approve the amending of the City ordinance to include a florist and gift shop as one of the permitted uses for allowing a Conditional Use Permit. He said he did not feel his business activities differed substantially with those of the Herfurth Realty Company or the Twin City Federal banking business which had been granted conditional use permits for properties in the same area. He also challenged the Board's premise that permitting him to convert the Hedlund house at 390€ Silver Lake Road to a florist shop would open the area to other commercial business since he felt only the Board and Council had the power to allow such development. Mayor Miedtke felt the Council shou Id have some estimate of what traffic might be generated by such a business but made the following motion: Motion by Mayor tliedtke; seconded by Councilman Sauer to direct the Planning Board to hold a Public Nearing on the Louiselle request at their November 13 meeting to consider amending the zoning ordinance to include a florist and gift shop as a permitted use in the Conditional Use Section. • Before voting on the above, Councilman Sauer pointed out that the public meet- ing to consider the new zoning ordinance was scheduled for the first week in December and it might be preferable for Mr. Louiselle to present his request at that hearing so that it might be considered in conjunction with the proposed planned development for that area. Councilman Sauer then withdrew his second and the motion died for lack of a second. j P1r. Bowerman then told the Council that, although the Board had misgivings about the request from Mr. Clarence Pould, 1295 Qakcrest, Roseville, that he be granted a building permit to erect a warehouse of steel construction on Foss Road which he would use to store and repair pipe organs, the majority felt they could not refuse the request since the property in question is still zoned Light Industrial . The Building Inspector was ill and not present and the colored drawings and plans for the building were not available and Mr. Fornell returned to the city hall to ascertain whether he could locate them. Action was tabled to await his eturn. s Mr. Tom Nealy, Attorney for the Coodyear Tire and Rubber Company, presented the drawings and site plan for the free standing sign noodyear is requesting a variance to the sign ordinance to allow then to erect such a sign in front • of their store at 4020 Silver Lake Road. He said the existing sign on the south side of the building would be removed to enable the company to comply with the signage size limitations set by the ordinance and said the company only planned to have the sign lit during business hours.