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Planning Commission Minutes June 2, 1982 -2- Mr. Moeller asked if there were any specifics as to the proposed sign. Mr. Dunwell stated they have not discussed specifics, but he assumed it would be similar to the sign Mueller Bies has at their present location. Mr. Wheaton, 2125 North Dale, indicated he lived directly across Dale from the proposed development. He stated because of the heavy traffic on Dale, he already has problems getting onto the street. Mrs. Wheaton, 2125 North Dale, indicated she was not in favor of the proposal. She commented the funeral procession should use County Road B, and not Dale Street. Mr. Jerome Westkar, property owner located directly to the east of the proposed development on County Road B, indicated he has a problem getting onto County Road B, and he didn't feel all the traffic should be required to exit and enter from B. Mrs. Cushing indicated she did not feel the traffic would be of sufficient volume to cause a problem. Mr. Rukavina and Mr. Matson concurred. Recommendation Mr. Matson Moved and Mr. Rukavina Seconded that the Commission recommend approval of Mueller Bies funeral home request for special use permit at 2130 Dale, with the condition the development be constructed in accordance with plans dated May 5, 1982 and June 2, 1982. Roll Call, Ayes: Dressler, Moeller, Rukavina, Cushing, Mastel, Matson, and Johnson. Nays: None. Planning File 1368 - Lexington Holding Company request for special use permit at 1101 Larpenteur. Presentation Mr. Dahlgren indicated the applicant proposes to remove the existing gas station on the northwest corner of Larpenteur and Lexington, and construct a new self-serve station. The new station consists of a small structure under a large canopy. Mr. Dahlgren indicated Mr. Margolis has submitted additional plans to the Commission this evening. Mr. Margolis indicated that only gasoline, cigaretts, and pop would be sold at the station, and there would be no other sale of food. He also stated there would be sidewalk constructed on both the Lexington and Larpenteur sides of the property. Discussion Mr. Matson asked if cars would be permitted to enter the station from the shopping center parking lot, and if so, how the applicant proposed to handle that traffic. Mr. Webber, representing Getty Oil, who will lease the station, indicated that vehicles would be able to enter the station from the center parking lot. He expressed confidence that the design was an excellent one, and that the traffic flow would work well.