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... . . ; . . . . Page Two Minu.tes of Regu1nX' Council Mee"i:;it'Jg Aug. 30. 1905 Trustee Nethercut ~ead an excerpt from the Planning Commission minutes of its meeting held July 0. 1905, which gave i'G8 recoiumendaa tion as to this rezoning for a service station. He stated his belief that there is a requirement that lites from the station must be directed on the station. Trustee Nethercut moved avproval of the rezoning from R~2 Resicential to Commercial the following described property: .,' ,....-.-...-..... 'ihs't r;al't :cf 1;he southwest quartor of 'Ghe :Jonthw~..l: '_ru.arter of Section 10. Township 30 North, Hsnge 23, lying westerly of the right of way line of Interstate Route 35W, northerly of 8TH No. 96, easterly of STH No.8,' and southerly of a line parallel to the north line of said south~ west quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 10, and 860 ft. south of said north line. all in Ramsey County, Minnesotan subject to 'Ghe limitations as recommended by the Plenning Conuuission, which requires a 60 ft. setback. stot10n to be constl~cted as per plans as presented at the july 6 Planning Commission mee.ting. that two signs be allowed as described = neither sign to be ~ more th~n 25 ft. in height, that a screening fence at least 6.ft. high be constructed8 lights not to shine on residential areas or directly into the traffic flow; seconded by Trustee OlmenD motion carried. Mayor Kennedy declared the hear:!. nt closed. The Phillips ~etroleum Co. representative submitted plans wnich were referred to Trustee Nethercut. The preparation of the required ordinance relative to this rezoning action was referred to Atty. courtney. Request for Trailer Habitation Warren Hanson requested permission to sleep 1n a vacation trailer to be located on his recently purchased p:roperty at 3191 North Lexington Avenue while he is remodeling the existing house; other facilities are usable in this house. He explained that due to the delay in the sale transaction because of the seller living ou'j; of state, he was not. able to finalize the sale on July 1 as planned. He stated that he is in the construction business .9.nd would have this house remodeled in 60 days. Trustee Olmen moved. seconded by Trustee Crepeau. that permission be granted due to hardship to allow 1ir. Hanson to use the traile"' on the premises through Octobar; motion car:ried. Twin City Trailer Park Mr. Fred Kosslak, owner of the Twin City Trailer Park on View Ave. appeared and explained to the Council that due tc ill hf'aJ.th he has his trailer park for sale, but informed the Council that he is unable to sell the park without permission from the Council to en~ large the areB to accommodate at least 50 more trailers. and would also like to request the Village to vacate View Avenue as it is no longer needed by the Village", Mayor Kennedy explained that permission had been granted five years ago to enlarge the park8 but construction of the freeway made the planunfeesible. Mayor read an excerpt from the minutes of that meeting and also of tne publiC hearing held. Trustee Cre!i'!eau informed the Council that Mr. Kosslak has upgraded tpe property and the police have no problems with the area; he feels Mr. Kosslak is entitled to approval of this request. Q20