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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page#16 Wednesday, October 12, 1988 stokes moved and Berry seconded to recommend approval of a special use permit request for a family billiard and video entertainment center at 2819 North Hamline Avenue with the condition that the special use permit be for a one year period beginning at the opening of the center with annual renewal to ensure that the business is operated without problems. stimmler stated a concern that the applicants would be investing $200,000 into tenant improvements and would not have a guarantee beyond one year that they could stay there. Johnson replied that they could stay there as long as they perform without problems. Roll Call: Ayes: Berry, Goedeke, Stokes, Maschka, Moeller, DeBenedet, Johnson Nays: None Planninq File 1895 Motel 6 request for sign variances at 2300 Cleveland Avenue. Presentation Dahlgren summarized the location and proposal. Rick Palmeteer, from Universal sign co., summarized the proposal and the need for variances. Berry asked how many feet lower was the grade level of the sign than the property to the northwest. Palmeteer responded that he was not sure but it was likely more than 10 feet. Goedeke asked how the sign compares with signs to the east at Long Cadillac. Palmeteer responded that it would be higher than the sign at Long Cadillac. DeBenedet asked if the 350 foot notice went across highway 36. Johnson commented that the sign really didn't effect single family residential property. Johnson closed the public hearing. Goedeke moved and Moeller secpnded to recommend approval of a variance to have a 151.25 sq. ft. sign which is 45 feet high at 2300 Cleveland Avenue. DeBenedet stated that he was against the motion because there are reasons for the sign restrictions in the ordinance which the City should stick to.