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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION –September 4, 20132 <br />PLANNING CASES <br />A.Planning Case 13-012;Variance Request;1306 County Road E–Not a Public <br />Hearing <br />City Planner Streff stated the applicant has requesteda variance to deviate from the signage <br />regulations in order to replace an existing manual gasoline price sign with a digital LED (light- <br />emitting diode) price sign. The proposed sign would be approximately 15.35 sq. ft. (35”x63 <br />1/8”) in size with twenty-four (24) inch tall numbers. <br />City Planner Streff indicated the applicant, Identi-Graphics, is proposing to replace a portion of <br />the sign face on the existing pole sign that identifies the Shell Station located a 1306 County <br />Road E. The property is located within the B-2 Zoning District, south of County Road E and east <br />of Highway 51. This parcel contains three (3) structures that include the convenience store, gas <br />pump islands and canopy, and carwash. The adjoining parcel to the south is also owned by <br />Theodore Brausen. The southern property has shared access through the Shell Station property <br />and is used commercially as an auto repair shop. <br />City Planner Streff commented the sign, which the applicant intends to modify, is located in the <br />northwest corner of the property. The existing sign is fifteen feet ten inches (15’ 10”) in height <br />and has a sign copy area of eighty-four and one half square feet (84.50). The existing pole sign is <br />described as being a legal non-conforming sign. It has been given this designation as “pole signs” <br />are no longer allowed in Sign District 4 (County Road E Frontage). Freestanding signs in Sign <br />District 4 are still permitted; however, they must be constructed as a monument type ground sign. <br />City Planner Streff indicated there is an existing cabinet area on the sign that measures thirty-five <br />inches by sixty-three and one eighth inches (35” x 63 1/8”) that the applicant intends to replace <br />with a digital LED price sign. The digital section of this cabinet would be approximately 15.35 <br />square feet in size with twenty-four (24) inchtallnumbers to display the price. The remaining <br />balance of the sign would remain unchanged other than typical signage updates to the remaining <br />cabinet sections. No other portions of the sign would be digital in nature. <br />City Planner Streff noted the property owner submitted a similar request in 2006, which was <br />approved under the Site Plan Review process, to add a twenty (20) square foot electronic <br />message board to an existing sign. This particular off-premise sign is currently used to market the <br />auto repair shop just south of the subject property that has no frontage onto County Road E. <br />Site Data <br />Future Land Use Plan:CMU: Commercial Mixed Use <br />Existing Land Use:Commercial (Convenience store and gas station) <br />Zoning:B-2: General Business District <br />Current Lot Sizes:.81 acres (35,284 square feet) <br />Topography:The west/south west portion of the property drops approximately <br />six feet from east to west. <br />City Planner Streff reviewed the surrounding area, the Plan Evaluation and the Variance <br />Evaluation Criteria. <br /> <br />
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