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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes February 20, 2001 • Page 6 1 1. Hours of operation will be from 5:00 am to 11:00 pm, Monday-Friday, and 7:00 a.m. to 2 10:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. 3 2. Applicant continue working with City Staff and the Building Inspector regarding any open 4 issues that were set forth in his letter of January 18, 2001. 5 3. Compliance with all other laws and regulation including those of the City,County,State,and 6 any other regulatory bodies. 7 4. Compliance with the St. Anthony Shopping Center lease agreement regarding specified 8 signage criteria. 9 5. Explore the possibility of installing bicycle racks during summer hours. 10 Motion carried unanimously. 11 Melsha added that this Conditional Use Permit request will be before the City Council at the March 12 13 meeting and encouraged Tedlund to attend that meeting. 13 10. REPORTS AND INFORMATION. 14 10.1 Northwest Quadrant Master Plan Update. 15 Henry reported that next Northwest Quadrant Steering Committee meeting will be held on Thursday •16 February 22 at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall to discuss various issues of the site and input from the 17 committee members. Henry added that the negotiations between Hennepin Parks and the Salvation 18 Army are still in process. She noted that a community issues forum on the Northwest Quadrant 19 project will be held on March 10 from 9:00 a.m. until noon. 20 Thomas inquired as to the City Council January 23,2001 meeting minutes, page 10, lines 4-6, and 21 which site Shardlow is referring to,and Henry replied that Shardlow is referring to the Apache site. 22 11. COMMISSION INPUT. 23 11.1. Commissioner's Comments. 24 Tillmann stated that she is supportive of the Hennepin Parks purchase of the Salvation Army 25 property. 26 Tillmann commented that, in light of a previous plan, which Richard Krier,the planner, did with a 27 vision of the shopping center as a unique special center with an ethnic theme promoting small town 28 character based on small shops and restaurants,the fitness center doesn't exactly match this image, 29 even though she is supportive of the fitness center and feels it will be an asset to the City of St. 30 Anthony. 31 Hanson commented that the green space is still definitely an option and that several potential tenants •32 including a specialty gift shop and the library are planned for the St. Anthony Shopping Center.