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Regular Meeting Roseville Planning Commission Wednesday, June 2, 1965 . 7:30 P.M. Members present: James Nelson, Anderson, Linebarger, Sigford, L. O. Nelson, Membrez, Remsburg absent. Also present were Dahlgren, Village Pl&lner, Grauel, Trustee and Odl&ld, Public Works Director. L. O. Nelson moved, James Nelson seconded, to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of May 5th as submitted. Approved by a unanimous vote. File 65-273 - Division of an existing lot, request by Archie Johnson. 2100 North Lexington Avenue. The applicant failed to appear at the meeting, therefore, Linebarger moved, Sigford seconded, to lay the matter over until the July 7th meeting. Carried by a unanimous vote. File 65-265 . Rezoning request from R-l to R.3 by Angelo Carbone of the property on Hamline Avenue across from Oakcrest. The secretary read a letter received from the petitioner in which he requested that the matter be continued to our July 7 meeting because the development plans were not completed. Membrez moved, Nelson seconded, to postpone this matter until July 7th. Carried by a unanimous vote. File 65-266 Rezoning request from R-I to I-I by George Hart of the property on Terminal Road, across from Murphy Transfer. Mr. Hart had no definite plans as to how the property was to be used. He stated the use of the property for single residences was almost an impossibility because of the industrial development surrounding the subject property. He also said the burden of taxes and assessments was fast becoming unbearable. Most of the residents south of the subject property on Highway 36 were strongly opposed to this rezoning. Mr. Patrick Flaherty, attorney, spokesman for the group, said that Mr. liart was conducting his business allowing poor housekeeping and that if he was to clean up a Ii tt Ie there were possibilities to use the subject property for single residences. There was a question in the mind of the members of the Planning Commission as to whether or not a development of single residences was reasonable. It was finally moved by Membrez, seconded by Linebarger that because Mr. Hart had no development plans for the property that we recommend to the Village Council to deny the zoning request. Carried by a unanimous vote. File 65-270 Rezoning request and special use permit from I-I to B-3 by Robert S. Herbst, Jr. of the property at the southwest corner of County Road C and Cleveland Avenue. Mr. Herbst proposed to construct a 60 unit motel for drivers with parking under the building, a bar and a restaruant. However, Mr. Dahlgren, in his report dated June 2, called the attention that the legal description was incorrect, therefore, the commission could not legally consider this request unless the correct legal description was correct in the published notice. It was agreed to consider this matter at a special meeting scheduled on June 21st at 5:00 P.M. with instructions to the Village office to republish the correct legal description. File 65-269 Special Use Permit - Target Stores, Inc. The Planning Commission was informed that the applicant had withdrawn his request, therefore, no action on this matter was taken.