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across the railroad bridge and the wide spot to accomodate bus passen- gers will be required and a provision excepting the signage from the motion will be added as follows 1. The building is to be relocated to the south, increasing the frontage on Silver Lake Road from 200 feet, to pro- vide room for two renote tellers as well as one direct teller without the need for a side yard variance. 2. Parking spaces to be ten feet in %width. Additional spaces will be provided off-street if necessary. 3. Lighting is not to exceed one foot candle in intensity at the property line and will be a 15 foot high "Sterner Executive" fixture. 4 . The detailed landscaping plan is to be submitted for Planning Board review and Council final approval. 5 . There shall be a buffer between the office property and the residential area to the east in conformance with Section 10 , Subdivision 12 of the zoning ordinance. 6 . Final building plans are to be reviewed by City Staff for compliance with all applicable codes , ordinances, and laws . • 7 . The time and temperature sign is not approved through this notion. Voting on the motion, Ayes Sauer, Stauffer, Miedtke and Sundland Nay: Iiaik Motion carried. Mr. Solberg then presented the revised plans for a sign which have been reduced from 15 feet wide, 11 feet high to a monument type sign, with a brick base, which would bel feet wide and stand 14 feet 10 inches from the ground. Councilman 5Lduffcr said she felt a sign which was no higher then 11 feet would be clo9er to what the City is now allowing. r1r. cowan then asked that they table approval of the sign until the Planning Board had established the guidelines for such signage. Copies of the Planning Board's minutes for rebruary 18 , 1975 and the Council 's minutes of February 2.5 and Ilarch 17 of 1975 which contained actions taken by both bodies regarding TCF°s application for a con- ditional use permit had been furnished for reference and the Mayor reminded the Council that the approval granted to TCF PTarch 17th had also included approval of the signage they had requested. • Plotion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Mayor Viedtke to approve the TCF request for signage as long as the sign is not higher than (3)