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-2- Motion by Mr. Johnson and seconded by Mrs. McGinn to recommend to the Council the denial of tie request by Mr. Phillip Sularz for a conditional use permit for a variance of 5 feet side yard to allow the construction of an addition to the front of his house on Lot 17, Block 5, Murray Heights Addition. Voting on the motion: Aye: McGinn, Letourneau and Johnson Nay: Kronk and Marks � Motion carried. The public hearing on a conditional use permit for a child care center at 3201 Diamond Eight Terrace opened at 7:47 P.M. Mrs. Lorraine Witz explained to the Board that she babysits two children, age 4 and 21 for working mothers in her apartment at the above address and, since one of the mothers receives welfare assistance, she is required by the Welfare Dept. to obtain a baby-sitting license which in turn requires a permit from St. Anthony. No one appeared to speak for or against the request and Mrs. McGinn read a letter from the Kleinman Realty Company, 1409 Willow Street, manager of the Diamond Eight apartments which they stated they were not opposed to Mrs. Witz conducting this child care service in her home as long as no more than three children would be taken care of at the same time. Public hearing closed at 8:10 P.M. • Motion by Mr. Marks and seconded by Mr. Johnson to recommend approval to the Council of the request for a conditional use permit for Mrs. Lorraine Witz, exclusively, in order that she might take care of a maximum of three children, with no time limit set, in her apartment at 3201 Diamond Eight Terrace. Motion carried. No one appeared to present the request for rezoning part of Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, St. Anthony Office Park from Light Industrial to Commercial for a McDonald Restaur- ant and Mr. Lekson reported that protests from other residents of the office park had evidently discouraged the further pursuing of the request. When he asked the feeling of the Board on such a request the opinion seemed to be that rezoning for such a purpose would establish a conflicting use of the office park property. Mr. Fornell told of the disappointing return of surveys put out by the Community Services Department and there was speculation of the value of the opinions to be gained from those returns regarding park planning for the community. The group indicated an interest in gaining some response from the community regarding parks and the suggested methods of getting this information included sending out a short questionnaire with the billing statements in the fall and the possib lity of Mrs. McGinn's attending a meeting of the Community Services Advisory Committee. Motion by Mr. Kronk, seconded by Mr. Marks to adjourn at 8:30 P.M. to resume work on the zoning ordinance. Motion carried. Helen Crowe, Secy.