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• Council had indicated when it drew up the ROS in the new Zoning Ordinance that it considered the Salvation Army property as ideally belonging under the open space classification and could be considered to have initiated such a zoning at that time, it might be appropriate for them to request the rezoning. Motion by Mayor Miedtke and seconded by Councilman Sauer to direct the Planning Board to hold a Public Hearing at their July 19th meeting to con- sider rezoning the Salvation Army campgrounds from R-1 to Recreational Open Space. Motion carried unanimously. Following the voting, there was a dicusssion of the possibility of part of the campgrounds being used for a senior citizen residence. Mr. Brown wondered why the same procedure which had allowed them to construct other halls on the campgrounds was not followed and the Attorney told him this construction had been permitted under the Conditional Use procedure but that avenue was no longer available under the new zoning regulations . Mr. Dulgar said it was preferable for the City to get the property rezoned now and then rezone again for any use which does not conform. Mr. Brown was also advised that a variance to the ROS might be considered at the Public Hearing to erect the building closer to the lake than permitted under that classification. The Council expressed their regrets at not being • able to expedite the matter any faster but said they were required by law to .proceed in the manner set by City ordinance. Dick Gay and Harry Schroeder presented the site and landscaping plans for the building at approximately 3825 Chandler Drive for which the Board had recommended a building permit be granted. Motion by Councilman Stauffer and seconded by Councilman Sauer to grant a building permit for the Garment Graphics building to be erected as pro- posed on Lot 4, Block 1, Henkel Addition. Motion carried unanimously. The developer and contractor then showed site plans for the Progressive Management Services building they proposed to erect in the St. Anthony Office Park. The originally contemplated replatting of the property is no longer necessary, Mr. Gay told the Council, and there will therefore be additional space available for parking. The rebuilding of County Road C will hopefully improve the traffic congestion near this site, he added. Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Mayor Miedtke to approve a building permit for the Progressive Management Service to be erected on Lots 3 and 4, Block 3, of the St. Anthony Office Park Addition as presented but to disallow the sign indicated on the plans . Motion carried unanimously. (7)