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,,--All to Order " ,- I
the Planring C. .),nmission met _'n
called to order at 7:50 by Mai nvuy sq
Chairman Gro5.,3, Commissiont-rF
Horan. Also present were -1-1)irector -,f
of
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proval 01, Minutes Motion by (7ommissioner Horan, secanKed W`
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7. 17 7- Tacobson to approve the minutes of the Tu;V 17 , 19M,
meeting as sulhmiitted. Voting in nTn; �nnimlz �m-
Engdahi, Jacobson and Hora.n. 1'.w:t , : � r 7 ',' I _
who explained he was not preFent for - Ql - rssotivqe
TVIOU-nn pass�_!d imanimously,
;':i Of Mlotlir,n by Commissioner hco, ", snnqnCQ 1
Horan to appivvE tO Wynt tho juiv
1975 meeting as submitted. '%Intin,) in re
rorv , (Sommissionry-
Jjot. votin(�, Commissioner
nct nr�,F�ent, at that meeting.
kcknowledqe Wi,thdrawal Following the Chairman's explanation, Ka jrSt jtF,I"
of huzireso wa.-, conr-,idecation ,A
,Richard Olson) Applicathin No. 75024 submIAM
Secretary stated that he had receWed a nk i! no i! tV-
previous day from the applicant 1equestaq Pat ME ul
cation be withdrawn. Motion by Unruninsonpi K - cnn n: -
seconded by (-,ommlq_si=-.,r tr, :-,
drawal of (Inmmissinn Applicati, 1 , 1,1 ar7
Richard Munn at the request of the arTj 9"ia, M nr
WynKsWonpr Pierce arrivml J-
IFI-I)e, r,,!xt item of business was J Planrni,n-:
Cnrnmisslan Application -T\,)"-,. 75�;,�(;
F3ndvr�', . '!he item was introeucul in, W necrew,
stated thy applicant proposes a
,istered vand Survey a)
rjrn!�'(!rty Incated at the northowst quaAant & the inu so
of 60th and Colfax Avenues INnrt1h. He stWO thn rurpos,`
,mas tc fneate a buildable int(zrio,, lot on
that the ywoposed R, L.S. would also (31-k-ninate a remnant
of an old Registered Land Survey con sting of a narrow tra,-,t
along Colfax Avenue.
Ile stated that there was concern with a metes and bounds I C,'
foot wide lot for which a certificate of title had been creato(�
I)%, the (,aunty in 1956 , and that tim paj..!eI represented the
westerly 10 fret of the adjacent corner lot at 6001 Bryant
Avenue North (Lot 7, Block 2 , A. T. Larson, Third Addition)
He stated apparently the parcel was created through joint
agreement between the then owner of Lot 7 and the owner of
Lot 8 due to accessory structures on Lot 8 which encroached
onto Lot 7
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The Secretary then briefly reviewed a boundary survey
submitted by the applicant which indicated the location
of the structures. A brief discussion ensued and the
Secretary recommended that 1ct 7 should also be included
in the R.Z.S. so to clarify the situation regarding the 10
foot parcel. He noted that the already deficient Corner
lot at 6001 Bryant would be even more deficient as to area ,
but that the building setbacks as indicated on the boundary
survey were within ordinance limitations.
Chairman Gross then recognized Mr. David Brandvold
who stated his concern as to the additional cost of
including the lot in the subdvision. He stated that he
questioned whether there was a need for its inclusion
since it was not involved in the proposed creation of a new
lot. The Secretary responded that, whereas the applicant's
primary concern was to create a buildable interior lot on
Colfax Avenue, the subject property belonged to the owner
of Lot 8 who was also the owner of the subject 10 foot
appendage. He sta L:,:' it was consistent to include the
neighboring lot at 6001 Bryant in the R .L.S. to clarify a
subdivision effort which had never been reviewed by the
City and to eliminate a metes and bounds decription for
Lot 7.
i.^ , r. rther discussion there was a motion by Close Hearing
Commissioner Jacobson, seconded by Commissioner
Engdahl to close the public hearing. Motion passed
unanimously .
Motion by Commissioner Horan, seconded by Commissioner Recommend nrr
Engdahl to recommend approval of Planning Commission of
Application No. 75020 submitted by David Brandvold subject (David Brandvole':
to the following conditions:
1 . Final Registered Land Survey is subject to
the requirements of Chapter 15 of the City
Ordinances.
2. Final Registered Land Survey is subject to
review by the City Engineer.
. Lot 7, Block 2 , A.J. Larson Third Addition,
more commonly known as 6001 Bryant Avenue
North, shall be included in the final Registered
Land Survey.
Motion passed unanimously .
The next item of business was consideration of Planning Application No. 75022
C-ommission Application No. 75022 submitted by Fred A. (Fred A . Nelson)
Nelson, 6728 West River Road. The item was introduced
by the Secretary who stated the applicant proposes a
subdivision of his Fiver Road lot which has an average 324
foot depth so to create a new buildable parcel fronting on
Willow Lane. He also noted that the proposal was similar
to the Wilda Addition involving the adjacent land to the
north which was approved on September 17, 1973
'Application No. 73021) .
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The Secretary noted that revisions had lbec.r made ors the
submitted plat as to lot depth, to thE� F f^:tit that the north
property line dimension would be 115 `r !'t --.nd the souhl"xart"
line would be 105 feet, thereby creating Fi average lct
depth of I DO feet consistent wGin: ncf:� s tai do rds.
also ncted on the boundary survey h,)t`: "A v,.,,')uICI be a
deficiency as to the remaining llar,k ; ;, Cdr ,I existing
home belonging to the applicant, DuL ;. r reE:tcl Ghat
as in the ca se of the Wilda Addition to the north, thv
back yard deficiency was more- than ..-ot:= y
by the oversize front yard between the
Road.
He noted that the construction on t, E; I;�=
be required to meet ordinance "delr+I r.
eventually , when the site ^f th.,,
developed in the future, it also 'vv,!'4
setback _,tandards.
Chairman Gross recognized the applicant - brief
discussion ensued wherein the uppliCa.rt :;toted that,
whereas frf-= would prefer to have ,e , r lot :'...
he recogn.l.zF�,d the need to c onf(-ern-, - ith Of,;: __ vtcP V�_'il-
Close Hearing Motion L-v Commissioner Pierce, 7econc!ed 1''i
Horan to close the public hearing, The r". vk ;r passed'
unanimously .
Recommend Approval Following further discussion there wa t—, : _„A :,
of Application No. 75022 Engdahl, seconded by Commissionc":r
(F"red. A. Nelson) approval of Planning Commission Application, 7-51)
mitted by lied A. Nelson subject tc
1 . The final plat is subject t by trio. City
Engineer.
2 . The final plat is subject to the requirements of
Chapter 15 of the City Ordinances,
3 . The dimensions of the north property line of
new lot shall be 115 feet and the dimensions
the south property line of the new lot shall be
105 feet, thereby creating an average lot dept:
of 110 feet.
Motion passed unanimously .
>.a:,a.,rat c 7 ”>03 The next item of business was consideration of Planning
P;atricia Wlllram,) Commission Application i<c . 75023 submitted by Patricia
Williams. The item was introduced by the Secretary who
explained that the applicant has assumed' operation of the
Timmersman Nursery School, which was approved under
Application No. 74013 on March 11 , 1974 and is located
at the United Methodist Church, 7200 Brooklyn Boulevard .
He commented that the operation would be essentially the
same and that the applicant had indicated there would be
fewer students and that the hours of operation would be
as follows:
Monday , Wednesday 9:00-11:30 a .m. 12:30-3:00 p.m.
Tuesday , Thursday 9:00-11:30 a .m. 12:30-3:00 p.m.
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He stated the premises have been reinspected by the
Building Official who reports everything to be in
compliance,
Chairman Gross recognized the applicant and a brief
discussion ensued as to the nature of the operation.
Commissioner Horan inquired as to the location of outside
play equipment and the ap_ ` .cant responded it was located
in the yard area just north of the church building.
Chairman Gross noted that none of the notified property Close Hearing
owners was present. There was a motion by Commissioner
Jacobson, seconded by Commissioner Engdahl to close the
public hearing. The motion passed unanimously .
Following further discussion there was a motion by Recommend Approval of
Commissioner Jacobson, seconded by Commissioner Application No. 75023
Pierce to recommend approval of Planning Commission (Patricia Williams)
Application No. 75023 submitted by Patricia Williams
subject to the following conditions:
1 . The permit is issued to the applicant as
operator of the facility, and is nontransferable.
2. The permit is subject to compliance with all
applicable codes, ordinances and regulations,
and violation thereof shall be deemed grounds
for revocation.
3 . A current copy of the required State licenses
shall be kept on file with the City.
The operation is subject to at least annual review.
TI-ie motion passed unanimously.
The next item of business was consideration of Planning Application No. 75026
Commission Application No. 75026 submitted by Mr. (Clarence Stiehm)
Clarence Stiehm. The item was introduced by the
Secretary who stated the applicant's proposal would create
nine R-1 zoned parcels. He stated one parcel at the north-
east corner of Knox Avenue and Woodbine Lane, includes a
small remnant parcel approved in 1972 as part of Registered
Land Survey 1328 (Mrs. Pearl Lynch) . He stated that that
parcel retains the 77 .7 foot width; however, enough land
has been attached to the north to result in the ordinance
required corner lot area of 10 ,500 square feet (proposed
Tract G) .
He stated that the proposed Tract H to the north on Knox
Avenue has an average depth of 85 feet but that enough
land had been added in length to result in an interior lot
area of approximately 10,028 square feet which exceeds
tl-.te ordinance minimum of 9,500 square feet. An extensive
discussion ensued relative to the depth of the subject lot
w-.1-13ch would be 80 feet on the south, 90 feet on the north.
C --7ern was noted as to the ability to locate a structure
on the lot given the normal ordinance setback. The Director
of Public Works and the Secretary noted that in the case of
an interior lot which is abutted by two corner lots, where
the setback from Knox Avenue for the corner lots would be
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25 feet, the setback fc;- L-;i,, interiot, lc cc-ull] 3 !x_:
feet and, thus, an average size home cc-Lild ':.salt or.
interior lot within the ordinance L
noted that the proposed Tract ti exreeded tlltr,.
minimum as to lot width by 40 feet,
In further discussion it was noted that the remaining prcp,,-�-ctl
tracts exceed the ordinance requirements and it was noted
that proposed Tract J not owned by the applicant was include,_-.1,
in the R.L.S. since approximately 10 feet Inad been acquilm�'.
from that parcel which was alread,,., oc,1--:upied .
Chairman Gross then recognized the. applicant and a brief
discussion ensued as to the timing of any pro,poSled devrj
ment in t1le area . The applicant stated that 1,'e was in tlh�
process of negotiating with different, and wn-
sure at this time whether the entire subdivision would be.
developed simultaneously.
Close Hearing Motion by Commissioner Horan, secondc(," u-v C-oai.rnissi j-21-
Jacobson to close the public hearing.
Recommend Approval of Motion by Commissioner Engdahl, second ,d by U,_`cmmissJC,:.3!,
Application No. 75026 Horan to recommend approval of Planning Co,,nrnission Applic"',-1-
(Clarence Stiehm) tion No. 75026 submitted. by Clarence Stiefirn subject to tht,
following conditions:
1 . The final Registered Land Sur-,i(_--:y is subject to
the requirements of Chapter 15 (--)f the City
Ordinances.
2 . The final Registered Land Silli,!ey ! subject. to
review by the City Engineer.
3 . Approval recognizes the width deficiencies of
proposed Tract G and proposed Tract H as noted
on the submitted preliminary Registered Land
Survey .
The motion passed unanimously.
Application No. 75025 The next item of business was consideration of Planning
(LeRoy Smith) Commission Application No. 75025 submitted by Mr. LeRoy
Smith, 5607 Halifax Avenue North. The item was introduced
by the Secretary who stated the applicant seeks approval :.Ilf
a proposed Registered Land Survey which would permit the
transfer of a wedge of land between the adjacent property
owners of 5607 and 5615 Halifax Avenue North. He stated
the additional land is needed to provide for the required
sideyard setback for a garage addition at the applicant's
residence.
The Secretary also noted that the Registered Land Survey
would formally incorporate a portion of an outlot in the
in the subdivision with the lot at 5615 Halifax Avenue
North (proposed Tract A) .
The Secretary recommended that Lot 3 of the subject addi-
tion. (Dale's Twin Lake Addition) which fronts onto Indiana
Avenue North be included in the Registered Land Survey
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since it abutted and had been combined for tax purposes
with the westerly portion of the outlot in a similar fashion
to Lot 1 . He stated that the owner of Lot 3 had agreed to
participate in the Registered Land Survey and he noted
that the subject parcel was vacant at this time.
Following a brief discussion there was a motion by Close Hearing
Commissioner Jacobson, seconded by Commissioner Horan
to close the public hearing. The motion passed unanimously.
Motion by Commissioner Pierce, seconded by Commissioner Recomrnend. Approz=;�, ,
Engdahl to recommend approval of Planning Commission Application No. 7b0
Application No. 75025 submitted by Mr. LeRoy Smith subject (Le Ro;,i Smith)
to the following conditions:
1 . Final Registered Land Survey is subject to the
rcqu,irements of Chapter 15 of the City Ordinances.
2. The final Registered Land Survey is subject to
review by the City Engineer.
3 . Final Registered Land Survey shall comprehend
the inclusion of Lot 3 and the westerly portion
of Outlot 1 Dale's Twin Lake Addition.
The motion passed unanimously.
The meeting recessed at 9:05 p.m. and resumed at 9:20 p.m. Recess
The next item of business was consideration of Planning Application No. 75i=b 7
Commission Application No. 75027 submitted by Hiawatha (Hiawatha Rubber ( o.)
Rubber Company. The item was introduced by the Secretary
who stated the applicant proposes a two-phase, light man-
ufacturing industrial building at the westerly radiant of the
67th and James Avenue cul-de-sac. He stated the first
phase building would be 36,000 square feet in area .
The Secretary and Director of Public Works then reviewed
the proposed site and building plans and a brief discussion
ensued as to concerns with respect to the design of the
entrance to the site; the need for additional berming on the
perimeter of the southerly portion of the site and the need
to indicate sodding of the bermed area adjacent to the
building on the north side.
'Chi Secretary noted that the applicant was proposing to
defer installation of concrete B-612 curb and gutter along
the Phase I construction limit and along the west parking
lot boundary north, of the building. He stated the plans
indicated a temporary bituminous curb and gutter which
would be provided until such time that concrete curb and
gutter was deemed necessary or until such time Phase II
occurred.
Chairman Gross then recognized Mr. Arthur Popehn,
President of Hiawatha Rubber Company, Mr, Robert Orth, the
applicant's contractor, and Mr. Wilson Montgomery, the
architect for the project. Further discussion ensued as to the
layout of the site and the nature of the truck traffic into the
project. Mr. Popehn presented an extensive description of
the manufacturing operation and exhibited examples of the
end products. The Secretary noted that both he and the
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Building Official had toured the present facility in
North Minneapolis and concluded :.'hat it was a clean light
manufacturing operation which w drr.ilar in, nature to permitt--0.,
uses in this: zoning district.
Commissioner Horan inquired e:,, st o.a r ge. The
Secretary responded that there ci. , cat idF storaqe, or
activity although he did note ther�-- would 1, in c:n c'llosed nrea
on a portion of the north loading -Ilock not is r
heated and would be open near the root line -_",D tc,
ventilation for a storage area for 55 gallon drum; ji-i
chemica I supplies were deliverer". ll noted that this
would be equipped with a dry F'r, "-I--tin a u i s hJ.'nic
system.
Further oliscussion ensued as +I- t11_
system of the landscaped areas and it was the consensus of
the Commission that the irrigation system Could term inatc:
the indicated greenstrip north of the Phase T cC)T1strUcti( i
Concern was noted, however, that a vi7jble- turf be provid'c"' in
the Phase II area until, such time that it be d-1 -,"e lo ped. In
discussion the -exterior material and finldlsh of "he
noted as was the provision for excr!rior ligf-'!-ing.
The Secretary commented with re.spest to completion of
and the landscape or screening treatment along the north
boundary consistent with that approved for flulld.ir,' `ir}. 7
to the east, since that north Linn. re pre s r�ntr_-.J the z{-ming,
ary between the Industrial Park and thc- R-5 jrle Browjj
Apartment site to the north.
In further discussion Mr. PopE-.h,,,
proposed internal heating system whiff ', vvlou'!`111 iitilize rec,'
heat from the production activity. It wasnot"-:d that ther,l) sc
be no standby gas system but that there would be an umlergrouirrl
cooling tank for hydraulic fluid.
Recommend Approval of Followhig further discussion, there was a motion by Coiiini'z;Slc;: e
Application No. 75027 Engdahl and seconded by Commissioner Pierce to recommend
(Hiawatha Rubber Co.) approval of Planning Commission Application No. 75027
mitted by Hiawatha Rubber Company subject to the follows �ing
conditions:
1. Building plans are subject to review by the
Building Official with respect to applicable
codes, prior to issuance of permits.
2 . Grading , drainage , utility and berming plans
are subject to review by the City Engineer,
prior to the issuance of permits.
3 . A performance agreement and supporting financial
guarantee (in an amount to be determined by the
City Manager) shall be submitted to assure com-
pletion of approved site improvements.
4 . Landscaping and development of Phase II area
may be deferred provided the area is platted and
rnaLi-,talned with a viable turf.
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5 . Required installation of permanent B-612 curb
and gutter along the north line of Phase I driving
and parking area may be deferred for three years,
pending the development of the northerly portion
of the site, subject to the following conditions:
a . Notwithstanding any of the above conditions,
the City may require the installation of
permanent B-612 curb and gutter at any
earlier time that may be necessary.
b. During the interim period temporary bituminous
curb and gutter will be installed along said
northerly line as indicated on approved plans.
c. If, during this period of time, the adjacent
area should develop with a plan that would
not require curb and gutter and the City
approved that plan, the City could waive
the curb requirements in this area .
6. All rooftop mechanical equipment shall be
appropriately screened to be aesthetically
compatible with the structure.
7. Outside storage and maintenance of equipment
is expressly prohibited.
8. Revised plans shall be submitted prior to the
Council meeting indicating the noted improvements
as to entrance way design, additional berming
and additional sodding.
The motion passed unanimously.
The next item of business was consideration of various Amendments to Application.
amendments to site and building plans contained in No. 74040 (Gabbert
Application No. 74040 submitted by Gabbert and Beck, Beck)
Inc. The item was introduced by the Secretary who
stated that the applicant proposed certain changes with
respect to the site and building of the Westbrook Mall
which is currently under construction. He stated one of
the amendments involved the construction of an air
conditioning system cooling tower and screening device
on the west side of the building near the service entrance.
He stated that the applicant proposed to screen the area
with materials compatible with the structure. He stated
that this cooling tower would be in lieu of a number of
roof top units and that, as a result of certain modifications
in the design of the curb line at that location, it could be
adequately located as indicated on the revised site plan.
Ie stated that the applicant also seeks approval of an
increase in the number of deferred parking spaces. He
noted the original approval, July of 1974, comprehended
two phases of development: one phase includes the
existing N.S.P. power line easement and the second phase
would be the site without the easement and included a
conceptual freestanding building near Xerxes Avenue.
He noted that the City Council had approved a deferral
of 95 parking spaces in the first phase and that the
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applicant was requesting a de.—rri] 1. 4 ;spaces, �~
an increase of 29 spaces.
He, stated that in Phase 11 the L Carr ii x-18"" a del"Er'ra�
of 73 spaces, whereas the aprllic-)ri�' 11/�"-)Ez 'S.eeking
of a deferment of 115 spaces nr an of 42 spaces.
Secretary reviewed the revised site plan.-, for both Phase 1 arld
Phase II and also reviewed a proof of parking plan wher-i-.n
the applicant indicated that the full complement of pa rkin.o.
(526 spaces in Phase I and 554 spaceS- in Phase 11) cc,,u'-�-! .�e
realized and, in fact, exceeded
Ile stated that the proof of park,'!-q pl- -r'
of goo parking spaces versus the pry po ,e 6,,; ;par c, D, E
initial construction.
The Secretary explained. that the original approval
a 1,25 seat, 25 employee, 5 ,000 square foot res"Caurant. ii
stated present plans call for a 250 seat, employees, 6, 640
square foot restaurant. He noted that thll , change is the-, primary
reason for the deferral increase.
An extensive discussion ensued as to the sit,-= layouts an6 O-oe
extent of the number of deferred parking spaces . Chairman-
Gross recognized Mr. Warren Beck who represented the appli-
cant who discussed in detail the rationale for the propose."i
deferments .
The Secretary also noted that the applica, L subrllittp(�
proposed design for the required delineators on the wei.;t
of thc-.,. building. He stated that Llic Wt t-: ;'(-; !"P.
required adjacent to any service on thf� wry-. L
side of the building. The Director of Publil!".. Works noted
�s to the proposed length of the deil'nentors Wljicl'
was approximately 20 feet. He recommended that the lengtJI-1
be extended to 40 feet so to provide adequate physical
delineation to inhibit trucks backing up to the building
pendicular to the line of traffic.
The applicant stated his concern that, If the delineators -v,!;' r e.
to be 40 feet long , the proposed screening treatment consist-
ing of vertical random length boards would not be desirab.k-:
since that would result in a long wall effect. Chairman Gn-.,s's
agreed and suggested that there was definit(aly a need for
delineators approximately 40 feet in length for the reason cited
by the Director of Public Works, and he suggested that the
applicant develop alternative material and design criteria ic-
provide screening in those delineators subject to the approval
of the City staff.
Chairman Gross also commented, that it appeared that the
exterior finish and entrance tower design had been altered
from the plans approved in July , 1974 The Secretary stated
that there had been some modifications as to the application
of the exterior finish and as to the geometric design of the
entrance towers. Mr. Beck explained in detail. the reason for
the alteration which was necessitated for both economic and
and design reasons.
Commissioner Engdahl inquired as to whether bicycle racks
would be provided and Mr. Beck responded that while they
had not been indicated on the submitted plans, they were to
be installed around the Center.
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A brief discussion ensued with respect to trash disposal
facilities and the applicant indicated all trash disposal
would be through compaction within the Center and that
trash containers would be contained inside the building,
Following further discussion, there was a motion by Recommend Approval. of
Commissioner Engdahl, seconded by Commissioner Amen�irnents to Applim-,+,!�)In
Jacobson to recommend approval of the amendments to No. 74040 (Gabbert &
the site and building plans contained in Application Beck)
No. 74040 submitted by Gabbert and Beck subject to
the original conditions of approval and particularly the
following:
1. Installation of certain parking stalls as
indicated on the approved site and building
plans may be deferred until deemed necessary
by the City Council, providing such deferred
areas are developed, landscaped and maintained
in accordance with approved site plans and
ordinance requirements.
2. Site plans shall be subject to review in July,
1976 with respect to deferral of certain site
improvements necessitated by the existing
N.S.P. easement, unless said easement has
been vacated and said improvements are under
construction or completed.
3 . The length of the screening delineators on the
4�side of the building shall be 40 feet in length
and the type and design of materials within the
delineator for screening pur, -, ..?s shall be submitted
to the City staff for approval prior to construction.
The motion passed unanimously.
The next item of business was consideration of Planning Application No. 750'.�9
Commission Application No. 75029 submitted by Cicero's, (Gicero's, Inc.)
Inc. The item was introduced by the Secretary who stated
the applicant seeks permission for an eating establishment
with live entertainment to be located in the Westbrook Mall.
He noted the restaurant main entrance would be located within
the Mall. He stated the entertainment consists of a large
pipe organ and trappings and the maximum seating would be
250 seats.
Chairman Gross noted that none of the notified property Public Hearing
owners was present and waived the reading of the names.
He also recognized Mr. Mike Belknap who discussed the
nature of the proposed restaurant and commented as to the
Commission's -concern that adequate area be provided at the
entrance foyer for waiting customers to avoid undue con-
gestion in the mall.
Mr. Belknap also reviewed the proposed seating plan and
in response to comments by the Secretary stated that a
revised seating plan would be submitted prior to the City
Council meeting.
Following further discussion there was a motion by Close Hearing
Commissioner Jacobson, seconded by Commissioner
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Pierce to close the public hearing. The motion passed
unanimously .
Recommend Approval of Motion by Commissioner Horan, seconded by Com.m.issionc;r
Application No. 75029 Jacobson to recommend approval of Planning ,:ommis.sien
(Cicero's, Inc.) Application No. 75029 submitted by Cicero's, Inc. subject
to the following conditions:
1 . Maximum seating shall be 25(}
2. The permit is issued to the applicant as
operator of the facility and is not tr--!risferable.
3 . 'The permit is subject to all applica }e codes,
ordinance and regulations , and ;-i�.1-?tl,on
thereof may be deemed grounds for revocation.
4. All garbage and tra:h disposal will be within
the building or within an. approved onclo,sed
area screened from public view.
5 . The applicant will assure that loitering is
discouraged and that an arel- i
a"v�a"able within the restaurant for F,'v"aiting
customers.
The motion passed unanimously.
Adjournment Motion by Commissioner Jacobson, secondr,d' by Commis. loner
Engd.ahl to adjourn the meeting. The m.otio.n passed unar=xm.)usly.
The Planning Commission meeting adjo� rn,-L-r; at 11;55
Chairman
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