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• Motion by Mr. Marks and seconded by Mr. Cowan to allow Mr. Daubney to make an informal presentation of the application for a PUD until ap- proximately 8 : 55 P.M. and to hold the Public Hearing to consider a petition for a PUD for Lots 10-16 , Block 6 , Mounds View Acres, Second Addition at the time all submission requirements for a PUD are met with appropriate time allowed after such submission for publicizing such a hearing. Motion carried unanimously. The City Attorney who had participated in the discussion then left the meeting at 8 :45 P.M. Mr. Daubney then discussed Mr. Hedlund's proposal with about a dozen neighbors who all expressed either opposition or skepticism about the plan. Included in those who spoke were Fred Lavicky, 3920 Macalaster Drive; Duane Stanley, 3012 39th Avenue N.E. ; Richard Cooper, 3908 Macalaster Drive; Ruth Thompson, 3015 39th Avenue N.E. , and Ruth Nelson, 3916 Macalaster Drive. Mr. Lavicky said he considered the proposal a "bad plan" because of its lack of specifics regarding uses, heights of buildings and many other aspects. He questioned whether the tract was large enough for a PUD and said he would rather have each individual use considered for a conditional use permit. Mr. Daubney answered that it is illegal "to zone by special use permit" in residential areas . Mrs. Nelson said she was expressing the adamant opposition from the • residents against any restaurant. The Chairman told the residents many of their questions had been answered in the application made by Mr. Hedlund and these documents were avail- able at the City Hall . The meeting was recessed at 9 :07 and resumed at 9 :20 when Mr. Hiebel opened the Public Hearing on a request from the St. Anthony American Legion Post No. 513 for a conditional use permit to allow an unspecified number of campers to camp on Plat 63507, Parcels 7620 and 7610 , on June 18th and 19th, 1977. Mr. Marks had left the meeting to attend the canvas of votes in the District #282 School Election down the hall and returned at 9 :25 P.M. Speaking for the Legion request were Leonard Bisanti and Robert St. Cyr. Mr. Bisanti, Convention Chairman, said though they had a capability for 40 or 50 campers to use the requested space adjoining the Legion Hall, they anticipated many less because a majority of the participants are from the Metropolitan area. He also noted that he had received no re- sponse to a request for reservations to date. A large dumpster parked on the site as well as satellites were a part of the arrangements the Chairman said had been made to provide adequate sanitary facilities during the convention and two off-duty policemen from the City Police Department had agreed to provide security during the event. A snow • fence will be erected the entire length of the alley which divides the (3)