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COUNCIL MINUTES July 23, 1984 -4- E-IO Kehr moved and Curley seconded approval of Doreen Priem's request for variance to parking setback to allow parking up to the north and east property lines at 1739 Rice with the following conditions: I) That the variance be limiteu to the period of time that the exisiting structure remains in operation. 2) That the expanded driveway and parking areas be bordered with poured in-place concrete curb. 3) That the south l5 feet of the property remain without impediments to traffic. 4) That the development be constructed in accordance with the site plan dated 5/14/84, except that proposed plant- ings be deleted in favor of fencing. 5) That board-on-board wood fencing be constructed to screen vehicle headlights from the house to the west. Roll call, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley and Demos. Nays: none. E-ll Franke moved and Kehr seconded approval of Rosela\ffi Cemetery's request for withdrawal of the application for preliminary plat at 803 Larpenteur. Roll Call, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley, and Demos. Nays: None. E-12 Curley moved and Kehr seconded that staff prepare an amendment to the code to allow those boulevard parking spaces which are on the City's list of existing boulevard parking spaces dated June 30, 1984 to continue until such time as the roadway improvements occur at those locations, at which time the boulevard parking would be corrected in conjunction with the project, or until such time as substantial improvement occurs to the property, such as the expansion of the garage, house, or drive; and to establish a variance process, similar to the minor variance process, for handling new requests for boulevard parking spaces and requests to retain existing spaces when there is a street improvement or substantial improvement to the property. Roll call, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley and Demos. Nays: none. Council member Franke indicated she wished the minutes to include her suggestion that some sort of remuneration be considered for those property o\mers who have complied with the order to remove the boulevard parking spaces. E-13 Kehr moved and Demos seconded the establishment of two public hearings for the Council meeting of Monday, August 13, 1984 to consider Hamline Liquors' Incorporated application for off-sale liquor license at 2819 N. Ham1ine Avenue, and the Graham Invest- ment Inc. application for off-sale liquor license at 1706 N. Lexington or 1752 N. Lexington. Roll Call, Ayes: Franke, Kehr, Curley, and Demos. Nays: None. Doreen Priem Roselawn Cemetary Boulevard Parking Off-sale liquor hea rings