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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes - 9/01/93 3 . piotrowski stated she was in favor of the variance and feels it would definitely enhance the property. Variance should be granted due to the small lot size. Chair Winiecki feels that the non-conforming lot size issue and the topography of the lot and the neighboring properties is reason for hardship and is in favor of approval of the variance. Marty Rye questioned the retaining wall issue and asked if it was on an easement. Fritsinger stated that Dan Winkel and Dave Kriesel investigated the retaining wall proposal and there is no problem with it in reference to placement and snow removal. Piotrowski recommended approval of Case #93-16 based on shape, dimensions and unusual terrain. Ray McGraw seconded. Passed unanimously (6-0) . Chair Winiecki informed applicant that this case will go before the City Council September 27, 1993. CASE #93-18 - Hunters Park Ltd. . Fritsinger presented the background information on this case. The sign faces Harriet Avenue and is 18" by 16' or 24 sq. ft. In reviewing the ordinance, this sign is best described as a Real Estate Sign, Class III. Under this definition, the sign can be no larger than 6 sq. ft. and be of a temporary nature. Under Schedule VI, A of the ordinance the property can also have one (1) Area Identification Sign. This sign is currently located at the main entrance to the property on pine Tree Drive. The apartment complex is located within an R-4 district. The parcel of property consists of five acres and two buildings. Access to the above ground parking area is off pine Tree Drive and access to underground parking is from Harriet Avenue. Fritsinger concluded staff findings: 1- Staff determined that the sign is used to inform passersby that there may be units available for rent and shows the phone number and is therefore classified as a Class III Real Estate Sign. 2 . Under the ordinance, a Class III Real Estate Sign can be no greater than 6 sq. ft. . 3. Real Estate signs are considered temporary and are to be removed within five days of occupancy.