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Planning Commission Min. ,es - January 2, 1985 Page 6 Planning File 1568~ Cont'd: Dressler indicated she felt the sign seems reasonable. Matson indicated the sign does not seem to have a negative impact on anyone, and seems reasonable. DeBenedet asked whether the City has received any complaints since the sign has been installed. Moorse indicated there have been no complaints. Recommendation Dressler moved, and Johnson seconded that the Planning COIDnlission recommend approval of M. T. Realty Corporation's request for variance to allow a sign with 167 square feet and 35 feet in height at 2350 Cleveland Avenue. Roll Call, Ayes: Dressler, Johnson, Matson, Berry and DeBenedet. Nays: None. Planning File 1567 - Kenneth Schwalbach request for variances at 2611 Rice Street. Mr. Dahlgren indicated the applicant is proposing to construct an addition to the existing building to be used for storage. The proposed addition requires the site to be brought into conformance with City Code. The existing building is two feet from the north property line, and one foot from the west property line. Mr. Dahlgren indicated there are two concerns related to the proposal:: 1. Additional right-of-way is required to provide 49.5 feet total right-of-way. This would move the right-of-way beyond the existing sign. 2. The parking should be redesigned so that the site will provide the amount of parking called for by ordinance. Discussion Dressler asked whether a sidewalk is required, due to the proposed addition. Drown indicated if the addition does not exceed 50% of the original building, a sidewalk is not required. Matson asked whether the exterior material will be the same as on the existing building. Mr. Schwalbach indicated it would be. DeBenedet asked why the addition is not being added closer to the rear of the property. Mr. Schwalbach indicated the soil is very poor to the west.