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<br />Approved <br />by the applicant. The sign setback and height restriction would remain unchanged as <br />would the wall sign maximums. It should also be noted that support of this proposed <br />amendment would not only allow schools larger ground signs but also churches and <br />public facilities. In researching the other cities Sign Codes, nearly all categorize uses <br />such as schools, churches and public facilities together, so staff wouldn’t suggest <br />separating schools. <br /> <br />Baker stated that there are a large number of church signs that are currently larger than <br />twenty square feet. Gundlach replied that it is possible that there are churches with <br />ground signs larger than 20 square feet, however she does not know how many. <br /> <br />Kyle Askowski, Public Relations Director for Mounds View School District, stated that <br />the school district would like to maintain consistent and equitable signs for all of the <br />schools in the district. Howard inquired if the other cities within the district will be <br />allowing the larger signs. Askowski replied that the larger signs will be allowed in all the <br />other communities. Baker stated that he supports the zoning code change since the <br />properties are generally quite large. <br /> <br /> CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING <br />Motion by Baker, Second by Howard to. <br /> <br />4 Ayes, 0 Nays. <br /> <br />O’Keefe stated that it does not seem that staff supports the change and asked if there is a <br />reason why. Gundlach replied that staff was trying to remain impartial and did not make <br />a recommendation other than requesting the Commission review the documentation <br />provided by the applicant. She added that staff does not have an issue with the increased <br />size of the signs for the school district, but with this approval churches will also be able <br />to have signs that are 32 square feet. Fernelius stated any churches that have a <br />nonconforming sign will now be conforming which would be a positive benefit. <br /> <br />Motion by O’Keefe, Second by Howard to Motion to waive the reading and adopt the <br />CC <br />attached resolution <br />RECOMMENDING APPROVAL TO THE ITY OUNCIL WITH THE <br />. <br />PROPOSED CHANGE <br /> <br />4 Ayes, 0 Nays. <br /> <br /> <br />Public Hearings:PU2006-002, FP2006-012, and SP2006-012 Final Overall Planned <br /> <br />Unit Development Approval, Final Plat of the Area Known as Tract 1 (also to be <br />known as Long Lake Landing), and a Special Use Permit to Establish a <br />Comprehensive Sign Plan <br /> <br />The applicants are proposing final Planned Unit Development approval, Final Plat of a <br />portion of the PUD, and a Special Use Permit to establish a Comprehensive Sign Plan <br />I:\COMMISSIONS\PLANNING\Minutes\2006\08-15-2006.docPage 7 of 14 <br /> <br />
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