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-2- - Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to direct the City Staff to prepare the proposed amendment to the City Zoning Ordinance which will require a minimum of one parking space for every two seats in a sit-down restaurant with the related defi- nition of a sit-down restaurant to be added to the ordinance as well. Motion carried unanimously. The ordinance amendment will go back to the Planning Commission for their review. " 'Action on the Hedlund request that an instant print shop be permitted in the existing building on the property governed by the Hedlund PUD was deferred for clarification of under which zoning classification the proposed operation falls, Mr. Marks told the Council . The Commis- sion representative then told the Council there was no one present at the Commission meeting to discuss the request for a shopping cen- ter sign for the Saliterman property ,in the St. Anthony Shopping Center, and the Commission felt action on the request should be de- layed until such time as Elliott Saliterman is able to attend a Commission meeting to discuss the proposal , at which time the Commis- sion will be afforded the opportunity of discussing with him the plans for upgrading his center and how such plans will fit into the Compre- hensive Plan being formulated by the Commission with BRW, Inc. The Commission did not feel, at this time , however, that it would be appro- priate to ask for a moratorium on further development of this area even though such action "might be legally undertaken while the compre- hensive planning is in process. " Council discussion of the sign request was deferred until after the Public Hearing scheduled for 7: 45 p.m. , at which time Ma, !or Haik opened the hearing on the remodeling plans for the barber/beauty shop building on Kenzie Terrace as presented by its owner, Hobie Swan. Mr. Berg confirmed that all notification and publication requirements for such a hearing had been met and all property owners within 200 feet of the site were included in this notice. He later confirmed that, as re- quired by ordinance, only the property owners and not tenants had been included in this notice. There was no one present who reported failure to receive the notice nor objected to its contents. Mr. and Mrs. Swan were the only persons present to speak to the question and Mr. Swan said he was remodeling the building for an administrative office for the mobile trailer park he operates to the rear of the building; and because he wants to "upgrade the building to make it more attractive and at the same time to clean up the area. " His plans are to relocate the existing barber pole where it will pose no visual hazard to oncoming traffic and at the same time eliminate the other signs that are now on the barber shop. Mr. Swan presented a letter from the bank owners, who are his neighbors to the east, indicating their approval of the renovation plans . Although he said he under- stood the barber shop tenant felt the existing large sign and its location were "mandatory" , Mr. Swan disagreed saying he felt since