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VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY PLANNING BOARD MINUTES NOVEMBER 20, 1973 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Parrill at 7:55 P.M. The following were present at roll call: McGinn, LeTourneau, Parrill and Johnson. Absent: Kronk, Carlson and Ondrey Also present: Harry Lekson, Jim Fornell The following amendments were made to the Planning Board Minutes of October 16th: Page 1, para. 2: Cash Register Sales proposed building is 44,275 sq. ft. Page 2, para. 2: Sign variance for Mirror Lake Manor is 2 sq. ft. Motion by Mrs. McGinn and seconded by Mr. Johnson to approve the minutes as amended. Motion carried. • Pub is Hearing on Hertog Florist request opened at 7: 56 P.M. Three neighbors of Hertog Floral & Garden Center, 2600 33rd Avenue N.E. , indicated an interest in the shape and structure of the 4 plastic greenhouses for which Mr. John Hertog was requesting a non-conforming variance. Mr. Hertog presented the plans and the brochures featuring the mobile structures and also assured them that an 8 ft. redwood fence would afford them a visual screen of the buildings. The neighbors, Mr. & Mrs. John Kosik, 3212 Belden Drive and Mr. R.C. Sopcinski, 2524 St. Anthony Road voiced no objections to the proposal. Motion by Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Letourneau to recommend approval to the Council of the removal of the four existing greenhouse structures from the property of Hertog Floral & Garden Center and their replacement with plastic structures as presented by Mr. Hertog as well as the construction of an 8 ft. redwood fence as a continuation of the existing fence which would provide a visual screen between the new structures and Edwards St. N.F. Mot ' carried. Public Hearing closed at 8:15 P.M. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hinkel, 3824 Foss Road requested a replat of 15,929 sq. ft. of Lots 1 and 2 of Mounds View Acres 2nd Addition so that portion of the 1-3/4 acres they own can be sold to Mr. Chuck Donatelle, 3959 Reservoir Blvd. and Mr. Michael Donatelle, 3522 Pierce Street, who propose to build a machine shop on the land. Mr. Henkel explained that this lot split was not the same as that to which the Council had given approval in June.