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-2- favor the construction of a new Village Hall. Recommendation Mr. Membrez moved and Mr. Eagles seconded, that the Commission go on record as favoring the construction of a new Village Hall and that the recommendation be made to the Village Cotmcil to hold a Village Hall bond referendum in early 1973. The Commission also requests that they be consulted for input as to the planning aspects of the new Village Hall proposal. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett, G. Johnson, Membrez, Demos, Eagle s and Pope. Nays: None. Mr. Mernbrez moved and Mrs. Demos seconded, that the Capital Improvement Program planning be laid over until the next regular COIImission meeting. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett, G. Johnson, Membrez, Demos, Eagles and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 702 - Glen Mischke request for variance to side yard setback at 2211 West County Road C-2 Presentation Mr. Mischke has not provided the new survey of his property as requested by the Planning Commission. Recommendation Mrs. Demos moved and Mr. Membrez seconded, that the Glen Mischke request for var- iance to side yard setback at 2211 West County Road C-2 be laid over tmtil the next regular Commission meeting and that the Village Cotmcil be advised that the Mischke application is still pending on the Planning Commission's agenda due to the lack of the proper survey being presented by the applicant. Roll Call, Ayes: Kellett, G. Johnson, Membrez, Demos and Pope. Nays: Eagles. Planning File 712 - Long Cadalliac request for rezoning from B-l-B to B-3, special use permit and variance to parking requirement at 2325 North Prior Avenue Presentation Mr. Jack Rice, of Dayton Development Corporation, indicated that Mr. Long's current dealership is downtown St. Paul has been condemned because of the urban renewal program and, therefore, is seeking this rezoning for relocation of his dealership in Roseville. Mr. Rice expressed the opinion that a Cadalliac dealership is unique in its business and cannot be directly compared to other car dealerships in its type of sales or its amount of volumne. Mr. Dick Long, President of Long Cadalliac, indicated that the used car portion of the agency would be covered and is architecturally treated so as to blend in with the remainder of the building. Mr. Long stated it was his opinion that the parking provided would be more than sufficient for the needs of his dealership. Mr. Al Long, Architect for the Long Cadalliac proposal, indicated there would be no signs located on the building. He further stated that the landscaping plan is very complete and that attempts have been made to provide color and variety throughout the year in the landscaping.