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Minutes of the Roseville Planning Commission Regular Meeting, January 6, 1965 7:30 P.M. to 9:50 P.M. Commissioners Anderson. Lund. Nelson. Sigford and Soike were present. Councilman Grauel, Public Works Director Odland and Planner Dahlgren were also present. Soike presided inasmuch as Chairman Nelson did not arrive at the meeting until after the commissioners voted on the Sheehy rezoning. File 240 - Cyril Sheehy's application to rezone property from R-l to R-2 and R-3 on Dellwood Street just north of County Road C-2. Fred Rahn represented Cyril Sheehy at the meeting. He furnished a soil boring report indicating water levels between 4-1/2 to 9 feet below the surface of the ground. He also furnished a letter from Advent Lutheran Church withdrawing its previous objections to the rezoning and now supporting the application. Kenneth E. Goserud. 2910 North Hamline AvenueD represented twenty adjoining property owners opposed to the rezoning. Those who spoke in opposition were: George C. Bedman. 2940 N. Hamline Avenue; John Strobeck. 1297 W. County RoadC-2; Ronald V. Phippen. 2874 Huron; Al Hammond. 2954 North Hamline Avenue; and Howard R. Rogers v 287~ Dellwood Avenue. Lund moved, Sigford seconded. that the application for rezoning be denied. The Commission had a tie vote (2 - 2). Anderson and Soike voting nay. The Commission decided to furnish the Village Council with its deadlock decision inasmuch as the application had been held by the Commission for a period of 60 days. File 246 - Scott-Daniels Properties, Inc. application for a variance to the sign ordinance at 2964 North Snelling Avenue. John Daubney represented Scott-Daniels Properties, Inc. at the meeting. Daubney stated that the style and design of the sign was drawn up by Congressv Inc. and that the signs are leased to the franchise holders. The existing sign serving the Paul Bunyan Motel will remain in place. The application states that the sign is to be 34 feet in height and have a sign area of 782 square feet. The ordinance allows a sign 2S feet in height with a sign area of 100 square feet. The sign area was computed by multiplying the height by the maximum width. (23 x 34' = 782 sq. feet). This is incorrect. The variance in sign area is approximately 300 square feet. Soike moved, Anderson seconded. that the Commission advise Mr. Daubney that the size of the sign is not acceptable and that he should secure further information from Congress v Inc. pertaining to erecting a smaller sign. Carried unanimously. File 247 - Application by Terry E. Damsgard for approval of preliminary plat of Damsgard Addition lying south of County Road B-2 and west of Western Avenue. The proposed plat consists of 4 lots. three of which have frontages of 73.9 feet. While these lots do not meet the front foot requirements they exceed the minimum density requirements by 6,000 square feet.