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-4- I. That the building and site be developed as per site plan marked "Exhibit l" and dated October 1, 1969, except that the setback be 15 feet which is contiguous to right-of-way on the east and west side. Also that the curb be poured in place for the parking lot area. 2, That the landscape plan be approved as submitted and marked "Exhibi t 2" and dated October 9, 1969. 3. That the sign for advertising be approved witll two pylon signs; one 15 x 15 feet and one II x 11 feet with a minimum setback of 30 feet from righ t- of-way. 4, That the split block surface for the exterior of the building be approved as shown on the architect's rendering plans with the pilaster eliminated. 5. That no penants be allowed. 6. A lighting plan be submitted and receive approval by the Village staff. 7. That a grading plan be submitted and be approved by the Village staff. 8. The applicant be required to file a preliminary plat within a one year period of final action on this matter and that the applicant agree to dedicate a 70' right-of-way for the extension of Long Lake Road. 9. Allow the sales and service of trucks in a B-3 zone. Roll Call, Ayes: Grauel, Linebarger, Anderson, Curley and Moll. Nays: None. l-1r. Odlung, attorney representing ~1r. ~1utchler, 2425 Holton and Mr. Oscar Husby, 2400 Pascal in regard to their objection of the proposed 10 foot high section of fence on the south side of County Road B-2 (north side of Cedarholm Golf Course) in the vicinity of the 5th green. He stated that tlley were in agreement with a 5 foot fence but could see no reason to increase it to IO feet high as proposed. FENCE Mr. Goldberg stated that the fence was needed to protect motorists from errant golf balls and should remain as per the plans. After additional discussion: Curley ~loved, Linebarger Seconded, that the 10 foot high fence posts be cut down to 5 feet high so as to conform with the remaining 5 foot high fence along County Road B-2 by the golf course. Roll Call, Ayes: Grauel, Linebarger, Anderson, Curley and Moll. Nays: None. The Mayor read a proclamation sponsored by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club, Inc. declaring the week of October 19 - 25, 1969, as "National Business Women's Week". PROCLAMATION Grauel Moved, Linebarger Seconded, that the meeting be adjourned at 9:45 P.M. Roll Call, Ayes: Grauel, Linebarger, Anderson, Curley and MolL Nays' None. ArrEST: -, A fUo, J ~?~ag.r ADJOUR."lMENT tI~~ Mayor