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-2- File 64-240 - Sheehy Rezoning - property Dellwood and Josephine Road. The petition for this rezoning did not conform with the proposed plans submitted by Mr. Lien and Mr. Rahn. The petition called for the construction of "Town Houses". The proposed plans showed apartment buildingso Furthermore, their legal description of the property did not conform with the lots to be rezoned. f.1r. Lien also mentioned that a road will have to be vacated. HoweverD no request by petition was submitted for this vacation. This whole matter was so incomplete~ Soike movedj) Anderson seconded. to layover this request to the next regular meeting December 2ndD and instruct the petitioner to complete his petitions as required in the ordinance. Carried by a unanimous vote. File 64-225 - Chandler-Wilbert Vault rezoningD Hamline and Highway #36. This matter had been postponed previously to give Mr. Chandler an opportunity to prepare more complete plans for the use of the property to be rezoned. He was to have his plans ready for this meeting; howeverjl Mr. Chandler did not appear. Many residents opposing this rezoning were present and expressed disappointment and lack of courtesy on the part of Mr. Chandler not showing up. The Planning Commission suggested that the matter be again laid over for another month and request Mro Chandler to attend the meeting with his plans. Nelson moved, Anderson secondedD that it be laid over to December 2ndo Carried by a unanimous voteo File 64-223 - Preliminary plat Lorentzen - Loren Acres Noo 2. It was the general opinion that this preliminary plat was well designedo All the lots were larger than the minimum sizes specified in the ordinancej) the street pattern with two cul-de-sacs is desirableD etco It was, thereforeD moved by Soikej) secondedj) by Sigford that we recommend the approval of the proposed preliminary plat as shown 0 Carried by a unanimous vote. File 64-241 - Arthur Gluek for Colonial Furniture rezoning from B-1 to B~2D property on Highway 36 between Fairview and Clevelando Mro ParrantoD Mr. Gluek and Mr. Dahlstrom spoke for this rezoning of 2 acres to allow the construction of a furniture store valued at approximately $200,000 including the land. The rear and side walls to be constructed of cement blocks with loading and unloading in the rearo They stressed the importance of getting a decision as soon as possible. Mr. Dahlstrom indicated that the state highway will want the property on Snelling Avenue where they now operate a furniture business and he must have some assurance from Roseville that they will approve this site for retail business. The Planning Commission was not opposed to a furniture store as such but it was feared if the rezoning to B-2 was granted that other retailers of all kinds may apply for a similar rezoning for such type of retailing not very desirable for this location ~ in orther words it would establish a precedent and would be difficult to control the expansion of a retail strip along Highway 360 Mro Bill CurtisD property owner on the south side of the highwaYjl was strongly opposed to the granting of this request and requested that the matter be laid over 30 days for further study. It was finally moved by Membrez and seconded by Soike that the matter be laid over to the next regular meeting on December 2nd. Motion carried by a unanimous voteo