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Motion: Member Mulder moved, seconded by Member Egli, to recommend prohibition for amplified music/sound system on the patio and for the starter system. Carried 6 - O. 7. Public Hearings - New 7a. Planning File 3184. A request by Tom Coil, Old Town Builders, for a variance to the required lot width (85 feet) to allow the minor subdivision of the parcel located at 1323 Burke Avenue, Roseville. The variance is for allowance of a single-family residential lot 84.5 feet in width, or a variance of .5 feet (1/2 foot). Staff withdrew the application. 7b. Planning File 3190. The City of Roseville is requesting an amendment to Section 1009 (Sign Regulations) and 1014 (Administration) of the Roseville Zoning Ordinance. Chair Klausing opened the hearing and requested City Attorney Joel Jamnik to review the proposed ordinance and recent court cases regarding commercial and non-commercial signage. He discussed Section 1009 and 1013 as proposed. The permit requirements do not apply to one non-commercial sign per parcel. Mr. Jamnik explained definitions of commercial and non-commercial signs. Mr. Jamnik explained Section 1014.4 as an appeals and adjustment board. General discussion of signage interpretation ensued. Member Mulder asked staff to return at the next meeting with questions and answers regarding the application of the proposed ordinance (5 or 6 common things) to such things as: o Flag poles with banners and wind socks o Church and institutional issues. Motion: Member Mulder moved, seconded by Member Wilke, to continue this item to March 8, 2000. Carried: 6 - 0 7c. Planning File 3151. The City of Roseville is requesting consideration of a proposed ordinance setting forth an amendment to Section 1005.016 Relating to Outdoor Sales and Signage. Chair Klausing opened the continued hearing and requested Thomas Paschke to explain the ordinance. Staff offered two text clarifications/corrections. Chair Klausing asked about "total of ninety calendar days" per year. Member Cunningham asked if 90 days was consecutive or at the merchants discretion. Member Mulder preferred the discretion. There was no public comment. Chair Klausing closed the hearing. Motion: Member Mulder moved, seconded by Member Cunningham, to recommend approval of the ordinance with new language in Section 1005.0163 "a period not to exceed a total of 90 calendar days in any calendar year". Carried: 6 - 0 8. Information, Reports and Other Business 8a. North Metro 1-35 W Coalition Planning Commission Seminars set for late March 2000. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 29, 2000, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the City of Shoreview (City Hall). The Planning Commission is requested to attend. Member Rhody entered the meeting.