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-5- Motion by Mr. Enrooth and seconded by Mr. Marks to recommend Council approval of the 25 square foot variance to the sign area requirements of the City Sign Ordinance which will permit Slumberland to erect the 180 square foot sign they propose, identifying their building at 2945 Pentagon Drive, believing this improvement might aid in in- creasing the viability of business conditions in this center and would not appear to be a major consideration in the development plans for the area. Motion carried unanimously. Red Owl officials had requested the consideration of new signage for their store in the same shopping center be postponed until the next Commission meeting. The question of how to classify print shops so the City may react to the application for such a facility under the Hedlund PUD was considered in light of Mr. Berg' s memo of November 16 where a tour of similar operations on which Mr. Enrooth had taken him and Mr. Fornell was reported. Mr. Jones was told there does not appear to be a way for facilitating the hearing process required for such ordinance changes. Motion by Mr. Bowerman and seconded by Mr. Sopcinski to recommend to the Council that the City Zoning Ordinance should be amended to provide for copy service print shops of up to 1,200 square feet under the "B" , Service Office classification with from 1,201 to 3, 000 square feet considered as a "C'r, Commercial, use and from 3,000 square feet up to be classified as "LI" , Light Industrial. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Berg informed the Commission that upon his review of the Roseville Comprehensive Plan, he found no matters or issues which are of any particular interest or which may affect the City of St. Anthony. Mr. Berg told the Commission a Public Hearing on the proposed amend- ment of the City Zoning Ordinance, to permit a minimum of 9 x 19 foot . parking stalls will be held during their December 11 meeting. He also stated that a public hearing would be held at that time for designating the number of required parking stalls for sit-down rest- aurants. It was suggested that it might be advisable to have the interviews and select a replacement on the Commission for George Marks, who has been elected to the Council, in December, with the Chairman for 1980 selected after the new member has been appointed by the Council. All members who were present expressed a willingness to serve on the Commission another year. Motion by Mr. Sopcinski and seconded by Mr. Jones to adjourn the meeting at 10: 58 p.m. • Motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted, Helen Crowe, Secretary