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-2- Ro 11 Call, Ayes: Graue 1, G, ,Johnson, Ke 11 ett and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 806 - Ban Con ~equest for a preliminary plat, Central Park View No.2 at the 2400 block of Dale Street. Presentation Hans Hagen representing Ban Con stated that the purpose of platting the lot as out10ts was that then the lots would not be buildable. He also stated that all of the proposed outlots are under letter of intent to buy with the property owners to the north. Recommendation Mr. Grauel moved and Mr. Kellett seconded, that the Commission recommend approval of the preliminary plat, Central Park View No.2 at the 2400 block of Dale Street. Roll Call, Ayes: Grauel, G. Johnson, Kellett and Pope. Nays: None. Planning File 80] - Ban Con request for variance to temporary sign requirement at 2345 Rice Street. Presentation Hans Hagen representing Ban Con stated, at present the buildings at this location are approximately 43% leased and that they expect to be fully leased by the end of this year. He also stated that of the three market tools used; signs, billboards and the papers, that all requiries have come from the sign in question. Recommendation Mr. Kellett moved and Mr, G. Johnson seconded, that the Commission recommend approval of the request for variance to tempora~y sign requirement with the condition that the sign remain in place no later than December 31,1974. Roll Call, Ayes: Grauel, G. Johnson, Kellett and Pope. Nayes: None. Planning File 799 - Lakeshore zoning ordinanceo Presentati on Howard Dahlgren indicated that the State has advised us that the formal guidelines they are preparing will not be available until the end of FebruarY ~t the earliest. However, he has, after many private discussions with the State, formulated a proposed 1akeshore zoning ordinance which he presented at this time. The ordinance accomplishes the following goals: 1. Crte~orizes the bodies of water in the City. 2. Establishes standards for development in the various zoning districts. 3. Establishes natural environmental conservation areas. 4. Establishes rules and proceedures for implementing the ordinance. Mr. Dahlgren indicated that the proposed ordinance will apply to bodies of water that are five acres in surface area or larger. He also stated that, although this ordinance will not give us public access to these lands, it 4i11 giqe us the time needed to preserve these areas and possibly to purchase them in the future. ~iscussion George Johnson asked if there was a provision in the ordinance to prevent the disposal of storm water into these lakes.