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• MINUTES PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING APRIL 1, 1985 The Planning Commission meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Chairman Al Stefanson. Stefanson, Northrup, Grittner, Olson, Wallin, Mead, Trent-Sullivan and Finegan. Black. Stefanson welcomed new Planning Commission member Ed Finegan. PRESENT ABSENT FINEGAN - NEW MEMBER Member Wallin moved, seconded by Member Olson to approve the March 11, 1985 Minutes as corrected. (Page 1, Paragraph 8, after the first sentence add the following: Further, with a sizeable and costly expansion-- MARCH 11 approximately $30,000, this could be a major problem later, if parking MINUTES and traffic problems arise. The City would have a difficult time term- APPROVED AS inating the variances granted after allowing such a large investment to AMENDED take place based upon granting of these variances.) Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Wayne Wood, 809 Iglehart, St. Paul, MN requested a variance to construct a covered walk inside the 30 foot setback of Roselawn Avenue. Discussion WAYNE WOOD ensued as to whether the house could be rearranged on the lot to move the VARIANCE home either closer to Hamline Avenue or Roselawn Avenue to allow more rear APPROVED AT yard space. Stefanson and Mead felt that the new .construction should be 1913 NORTH kept in line with the present homes on Hamline Avenue and no variance could HAMLINE be allowed. After a further discussion regarding the proposed reconstruction of Roselawn in the future as well as the location of the home behind the Hamline lot, Member Mead moved, seconded by Finegan, to approve the variance request for construction of a covered walkway on the north side of the home to be constructed at 1913 North Hamline approximately 25 feet from the property line. Upon a vote being taken, the motion carried unanimously. Member Stefanson reviewed the B-2 zoning requirements and the location of OFF-SALE B-2 property within the City. After a discussion, Member Mead moved LIQUOR to add "Off-Sale" liquor as a conditional use in a B-2 district. Olson AS CONDITIONAL seconded the motion. Upon a vote being taken, the motion was approved USE unanimously. Member Stefanson then reviewed other amendments to the Zoning Code as AMENDMENTS follows: (1) Part 10, 9-10.01, Subdivision 1 ii, should be amended TO ZONING to read: Radio, television, electronic equipment, and audio-visual ORDINANCE equipment supply and repair; (2) Subd. 1, add Barber Shops/Beauty Shops/ Tanning Salons (which was inadvertently left off by the word processor); and (3) Chapter 9-4.01, Subd. 5(g) One (1) family homes may utilize the public right-of-way for loading and unloading of furniture, moving trucks and other common and customary activities associated with residential • use excluding service and repair of vehicles except for the changing of