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•1 The City Zoning Ordinance only made a generic reference to shopping 2 centers and the City Attorney indicated it was up to the Council to 3 interpret whether or not this building fell under that 4 classification. The suggestion was made that the Planning Commission 5 might want to research the issue to see if the criteria needed 6 tightening up. 7 Mayor Sundland recalled the involved discussions between the Council 8 and Planning Commission about the signage allowed the Apache Medical 9 Building, which he perceived once it was up was hardly noticeable at 10 all. 11 Council Action 12 Motion by Makowske, seconded by Ranallo to accept the Planning 13 Commission recommendation to approve the request for signage under 14 Section 430: 40 Subdivision 8b ( 3 ) of the City Sign Code as presented 15 for the Apache Squares Shopping Center, 2504-2524 - 39th Avenue N.E. , 16 finding, as did the Planning Commission, that: 17 1 . Staff had indicated the proposed free-standing center 18 identification sign and the comprehensive plan for indivi- 19 dual business signage in the center would meet all the Sign 20 Ordinance requirements and would provide the type of sign- 21 age St. Anthony desires for the community. 02 2 . No public opposition was expressed during either the 23 Planning Commission or Council considerations of the 24 application. 25 Voting on the motion: 26 Aye: Makowske, Ranallo, Sundland, Enrooth. 27 Nay: Marks. L8 Motion carried. 29 Council Directs Non-Conforming Signage Off Dairy Queen 30 Application: from Albert Plaisted, owner of the St. Anthony 31 Dairy Queen, 2612 Highway 88 ; 32 for a sign variance for the existing signage put up on 33 the building after it was leveled and rebuilt in 1986 , 34 including: 35 1. One 4 foot X 6 foot rotating roof sign with 36 Dairy Queen logo which was originally allowed 37 on the building as "non-conforming, but grand- 38 fathered in with the 1973 Ordinance; • 3