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<br /> -- <br /> . <br /> Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular council Meeting, May 14, 1990 <br /> Page 2 <br /> ChSE #90-05; SUP, Council was referred to the Planner's report and Planning . <br /> ROOFTOP SIGN, 1201 Planning Commission minutes dated 5-2-90, regarding the <br /> W. m. RD. E, Special Use Pennit for a Rooftop Sign and Dimensional, <br /> Ma:;uIRE'S/HOWARD Variance for Directional Signs, 1201 West County Road E, <br /> JOHNSON McGuire's Inn/Howard Johnson. <br /> Planner Bergly advised the existing rCXJftop sign received a permit from the City <br /> prior to adoption of the ordinance requiring SUP's for roof signs. He noted the <br /> proposed sign meets all cu=ent sign ordinance requirements, however, the sign <br /> ordinance requires a nonconfoming sign to be brought into compliance when it is <br /> relocated, rel:uilt or altered. <br /> Bergly stated the roof sign will be located on the north face of the roof and <br /> will be 4-feet by 53-feet (212 sq. ft.) i the cu=ent sign is 8-feet by 82-feet, <br /> with 6 ft. 3 inch by 78 feet lettering (487 sq. ft.). <br /> The Planner explained that steve Kappler, General Manager of Howard Johnson, has <br /> requested a revision on the application relating to sign size. Kappler's request <br /> is to in=ease the lettering to 5 feet by 68 feet 9 inches or 344 sq. ft. <br /> steve Kappler advised the change is lettering size is to enhance the aesthetics <br /> of the site and make the signage more attractive; the larger letters will better <br /> utilize and fill the existing sign background. <br /> There was discussion relative to color and type of neon lighting for the signs. <br /> Kappler explained the lettering on the roof will not have the "orange" logo . <br /> included only the letters and described the type of lighting to be utilized. <br /> councilmember Growe questioned if the wall mounted sign on the east end of the <br /> building will contain the "orange" logo. <br /> Kappler confirmed the wall-mounted sign will have the Howard Johnson's logo. <br /> The Planner state the site has two street frontages, on Lexington Avenue and <br /> County Road E and therefore is allowed to have three l::usiness signs; all could be <br /> ground-mounted, all could be wall-11\Ounted or it could be a combination of both. <br /> Bergly advised the site is also allowed informational and directional signs in <br /> addition to the l::usiness signs. He stated the applicant is proposing to have <br /> three signs: 1. A sign on the rooftop which meets the same area and dimension <br /> =iteria as a wall-11\Ounted sign placed on the north side of the building, 2. A <br /> sign on the east end of the building, and 3. The existing pylon sign in front of <br /> the building on County Road E. The Planner also explained the applicant is <br /> proposing to remove the two signs on either side of the canopy in front of the <br /> motel and place two directional signs at the front entrances to the site on <br /> County Road E; the directional signs will require variances. <br /> councilmember Malone questioned the proposed dimensions of the letters on the <br /> roof discussed as a change by the motel manager. <br /> Planner Bergly stated the present lettering is 6 ft. by 78 ft.; the applicant is . <br /> proposing 5 ft. by 68.9 ft. lettering on the rCXJf. <br /> --- <br />
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