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MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Page seven ~larch 10, 1975 McNlesh was requested to contact the County ilnd State Highway Depart- ments and request that a semaphore be Includad In their plans at the Intersection of Connelly Avenue and County Road E, at the earlIest practical time. Sexton asked If it wou I d change the th Ink I ng of the Counc I I I f the appl icant were to obtain an easement to Connelly to the north of the site; thereby provIding two exits from the McDonald's site onto Connelly (one on the east-west portion and one on the north-south portionl; traffic exiting to the north being dIrected east on Connelly to the east side of Flaherty's and thence to County Road E. . After discussion, Cr~peau, Feyereisen and Crichton agreed this added egress might be a signifIcant in-road in resolving the problem; Crich- ton said he would like to study it. Woodburn said It would not be enough of a solution. WIngert said it may be better or It may be worse _ applicant has not, In hIs opinion, done a good job of addressing the problem. Crichton indicated he'd be ready to vote on the alternate traffic routing plan, or a simi lar one, by Monday, March 17th, If plan can be prepared for Councl I consideration by that date. Case No. 75-7. Building PermIt - Sitzmark SkI and Sai I Sho~ Mr. Wegleitner described his plan to enclose the existing Ski and Sail Shop courtyard, as shown on plans submitted. He also displayed a colored rendering of the front of the bui Iding. Wegleltner said he has a park- Ing agreement with Harkins (adJacent to the west of his property)~ and when and If Harkin1s property Is sold, he intends to purchase at least a portion of It. Planner Fredlund explained that the Planning Commission, in its con- sideration of the business operation, determined that the 53 parking spaces provided would be sufficient If retai I sales area does not exceed 7950 square feet, which, averaging the sailboat and ski sales areas, and taking Into account that the business is decidedly seasonal, would be approximately what Mr. Wegleitner would uti lize for retail sales. Crichton indicated that a floor plan of the building, Indicating the use of various portions of the bui Iding should be submitted (needs 3 parking spaces for 150 sq. ft. of retai I sales); ordinance requirements cannot be relaxed on a seasonal basis - if additional parking is to be on adJacent property, a written agreement should be obtained. Wegleitner descrIbed the areas df the various uses of the building, in- dicating that about 8000 sq. ft. is used for ,-eta I I sales. After discussion, Wingert moved that the Councl I approve the issuance of the Building Permit, with the condition that no more than 7950 sq. feet be used for retail sales space. Motion was seconded by Crichton and carrIed uanimouSly. Case No. 75-6, Amended Special Use Permit - Arden Manor Fredlund reported that the Planning Commission expressed concern re park and park-access maintenance if public park Is an "easement" rather than a "dedicated" park, and recommended that the matter be referred to Attorney Lynden. . Fredlund explained that the Planning Commission wIll consider the Amen- ded Special Use Permit at Its meeting on March 16, 1975. Gra hie at 1467 Count Road E - Lewis Lindemer A "ter d scuss on, Ingert moved that Counci I inds that the steer head painting on the front of the buildIng at 1467 County Road E does fit the definition of an attached sign and is in violation of t~e Sign Ordi- nance, and that Mr. Llndemer be requested to remove it. Motion was seconded by Crichton and did not carry (Wingert. Crichton voting in favor of the motion; Feyerelsen, Woodburn, Crepeau voting in opposltionl. REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR CHARLOTTE MCNIESH Extension of St. Paul Route No.4 - Request for Approval Feyereisen moved, seconded by Wingert, that Council approve the ex- tension of St. Paul Route No.4, as proposed. Motion carried (Feyer- eisen, Wingert, Crepeau, Crichton voting In favor of the motion; Wood- burn voting in opposltionl. -7-