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o ROSEVILLF. PUNNING CnMl,~QIo~ Special I-feeting, February 4, 1960 The Bp9c1.a1 meeting was called to order by Chairmen Bell at 7 :45 p.m. Commissioner!! Ben, Franke, Gines and Soike togothor with councilmen CarIoon, Flanagan, Keene, and Shields, Mayor Cedarholm, Soutt9r and Kluegel, Asst. Building Inspector were presont.. \~) SIGN ORDINANCE(2-4-60t\) Mr. Dah1gren g89'e all members }rosent a coPY' of the rev1sed sign section of the zoning ordinance No. 21S. The text was read by Dahlgren Bnd the following points appeared to require further c1arificationl 9..1-1 (c) A rotating sign should be doflned so that no contueion exists between rotating and flashing signs. 9.1-3 (d) Will illuminated churoh signa be permitted in "It" districts? 9.1-4 (d) (6) Illuminated and rlashl~ si~ns shall be permitted. Mort Huber of 700 W. CountY"Rd. B spa e about his reaotions tothe old and proposed revis1on. If 100 sq. ft. 1s ~ax:lmum permis81ble surface area for sigms, then a 24 f'ti. maximum height is satisfactory but he preferred that no m.n.xima be established. He contended that all signs be made uniform both old ~8 wen as new. Huber stated that he found "the reV'isl!d ordinance entirely acceptable." . Walter Lehmann, Phillips Petroleum Co., stated that 100 sq. ft. ot sign surfa.oe is acoeptable in about 9S% ot the cases. To his knowledge the largest sign current1y in use on doub1o lane super highw&.ys io 114 sq. ft. Leh1B8m1 stated that in St. Louie Park they didn't lib to move their signs to the required set back but they did nm'e the signs to tho pump islands. . GiUes moved, Solke seconded that the ldgn ordinance be referred to 111-. D.hlgren to revise and to report on Febru827 16. Motion ca1'Tied. Franke lIIOVed that all sigrw be raored immed1o.te:Il' back to the 30 ft. setback liB called tor in this ordinance. 'lbe chElirlllJn pointed out that it this motion carried tho whole ordimmce would have to be changed. There being no seoond to the motion, too motion died. FmE STATION (2~-60B) ~r. D8h1gren reparted on correspondence received from the tire underwriters. A sscond tire station is needed in the lIostem ~ct.1on ot RoseviUe and the area ot Fairviev a.nd County Road B 1s the recommended location. Mr. Larry Squires, Fire Chier, "greed with this 1'econneNlation &s it would Bel"'1'e the nearby rapid:Q' developing comt1l0t"cial, induBtrial and residential area. A comrrd. ttee of Gilles and Bell was appointed to meet with a committee of the Nremen to investigate the possible s1 tes in this general area, to consider the problem of access to Highway )6, and to disauss the possibility ot aoquiring about 10 to 15 acres or land to provide tar futuro expansion or the villaRo orf'ices, police station, etc.. "~_, PLAYGroUND AND PARK PLAN (2-4-600) Mr. Dahlgren 1IadG a presentation of a park and plqgroluD plan that had been dCW'elopad by his orrice. A sunrn817 or the need for the land was presented and each person W(l,S given a copy. (1) Park and Recreation Bond Issues in Metropolitan Area 1950-1959 and (2) Principles or n t-'un:tcipm1 Park am Recreation Syatem. If ho% or the sdtool land is calculAted to be used for o~lIIIIun1ty purposes the suggested total ot 491.11, acral'! is reduced to 272..6 acres that are suggested to be acquired for a complete park and p1.A7ground ByBtellt.