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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION Minutes of Regular Meeting - May 2, 1962 - 8:00 to 9:20 P.M. Chairman Bell called the meeting to order. Commissioners Bell, Chestnut, Grauel, Jonason, Membrez and Swanson were present. Commissioner Soike could not attend the meeting due to a scheduled business trip. Planner Dahlgren and Engineer Soutter were also present. 5-2-52 Western Slopes Addition near Western Avenue and County Road C 2. Raymond Kroiss did not appear at the meeting. He did, however, submit a revised plat of the property consisting of 78 lots which was considered at the meeting. The plat has curvilinear streets extending from Western Avenue to Mackubin Street which will serve as a collector street. The street pattern provides good access to either the proposed or alternate park site. Kroiss indicated to Dahlgren that he is willing to dedicate a portion of the property for park purposes designated as Outlot A on the plat if the Village acquires the alternate site for park purposes. Dahlgren said the property owner to the West of the property in question proposes to plat his property, and he is willing to dedicate the West half of Mackubin Street. Membrez moved, Chestnut seconded, that the revised preliminary plat of Western Slopes Addition be recommended to the Village Council as presented. Carried unanimously. 5-2-96 Review design submitted by Scott-Daniels Properties, Inc., for a restaurant to be constructed at Lydia and Snelling Avenues. Mr. Johnson, owner of the Paul Bunyan Motel, and James R. Dresser, of James R. Dresser and Associates, Inc., presented the plans and scale model of the restaurant. Dresser said that the lighting for the fins would be nestled between the three fins if the Commission did not allow the sign to be constructed on the top of the building. Dahlgren cited the following comments about the design 1) There is too much mediocre architecture being constructed to~ay. 2) The restaurant could be constructed without the fins at considerably less cost and still be a handsome structure. 3) The restaurant could be constructed at much less cost by placing structural members in a position so they appear to be holding up the roof with vertical tension members. Chestnut moved, Grauel seconded, that the design submitted to the Planning Commission be approved with the stipulation that the portion of design referred to as the fins. or portion attached above the fins shall not be used for advertising purposes. Motion carried. Bell opposed and stated the following reason: "The fins are too high in proportion to the building. I am in favor of the basic idea and plans; however, I feel that the top of the fins as stated in the stipulation should not be more than one-half the height of the main building or the peak of the fins should not exceed 52 1/2 feet." 5-2-77 Amendment to Sections 20.030 and 20.140 of the Village Code which will change the platting procedures for subdividing small parcels of land.