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P " . • viinu`res cf ��ci�9 Coi,.;;ci; lulo-i�;;n� Juna 19, i978 � Page 3 F�`ngert nrov�ad, seconded by Vvoodburn, that Councfi adopt Resot�tipn No. 78-34, :2asoiution Ordering lmprovemant `,a 78-2 and Ordering Prepara�-ion of Pians and Specificafions for Base Pian. Waodburri movad to amend the motion to include the segment along S.T.H. 96 from Snelting Avenue to Hamiine Avenue - Al�te rnate Plan I. Amend- m�snt was seconded by Wi�gert. Amendment to the motfon carried ('aloodburn, Wingert, Crepeau voting in tavor ot the motion, Crichton, Hanson voting in oppo5i#lon). Crichton G10V9d to amend the motfon to move �`he Ilne on S.T.H. 96 (wes? of S.T,H. 10) from the north Yo the sauth side of S.T.H. 96. Motion was seconded by Wingert. Amendment 5•o motion did not carry. (Crichton, Hanson voting in favor of the moi•ion; Crepeau, Woodburn, Wingert voti��g in oppasition) Amended motion ordering Alternate Plan 9 carrted (Wingert, Crepeau, Woodburn vo�ting in favor of the motlon; Crichto�, Ha�son voting irt opposition?. R�PORT OF Vii_LAGE TREASURER UONALD LAMB ResoPutlon No. 78-29 - Additionai 9eeository for Investment Purpose C-ichton mova�d, seconded by Woodburn, that �ouncii adopt Resolution No. 78-29� DESlGNATBON OF OAK PARK HEBGHTS BANK AS.ADDITIONAL DEPOS�TORY FOR 9NYESTMENT PURPOSES. Motlon carried unanimously. i�vestments 300,0 0 at 7.90� fior 90 days at Northwestern National Bank of St. Paul on dune i9, 1978. Crichton moved; seconded by Nanson, that Council ratify the lnvestment as reported by Treasurer Lamb. Motion E�rrted unanimousiy, 07HER BUS81dESS Case No. 7 ider Sian Nelaht Yariance - North- Mr. W�IIy Klus, Banco Corporation, asked that Councit reconsider i�`s formor raotion and approve a sign height variance of 4' foc the Northwes-�ern Nattona! Bank pylon sig� a�t County Road E and Pine Tree Drlve; o-eferred Councii to a dr�wfng r�`r the sits on xhich sight lines aere Endicatad which he s�id i�dicatos that bushes, on the Mutual Service property to the West�, interfere with sign visibility a-t tfie i6' hE�ighi�; also requesfi the extra 4 feet in height to p�oteet the�proposed 9'5" stgn agz�inst vandeitsm. dn d'ascussiora, Counctl expressed concern re: I. s#aE-ting a precedent on tha south stde of County Roed E.; 2. (nce>nsistency in tr�ating o�e sid� of the street differently ft�on the o'ther. 3. approving a varlance xhtch may be in confiict Nlth a rev(se6 sign ordin�nce, as well as the oxisting sign ordinaoce. Hanson movedp seconded by Woodburn, that C��nci'1 grant a 4� height var-ia�ce ior the Northwestern Nationaf Bank pylon stgn. Motion did nc,t carry tHanson, Woadburn voting fn favor of the motion; Wtngert, • Crichton voi-ing in opposition: Crepeau �b„ aEned). After furth6r discussloo, Y�oodburry mov�d� sEconded by Wingert, that Cauneil gran-i� a 4' height variance for the P+orthwestern Bank pylon . sign for a p�+riod of one year. Motion car-fed unanimousfy. (N4 �as the understanding of Mr. Klus aod The Council that if the s?gn does not contorm wtfih the prevailing sign ordinance heighi- requfremenf at fhat Yime, sign wiil be modified artd brougAt Into cnnformance.T W�ter BmproNmment No. 78-5 Cvuncdl was a�dvlseG that 100$ of the benefi•�ted property owners of propc+sed M1atEr 9mprovement No. 78-5 have pc�t�itioned for the lmprove- meot; therefore, it is no� necessary �to ho!r fihe Public Hearfrcg which was sched�leG to he held on Juiy 10, !978. Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that Coanci! rescind its action te schedule a Puhlic Hearing re Water lmprn�enent 78-5. Motio� cerried ur-animously. _3-