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EXTRACT OF ,MINUTES NEW BRIGHTON PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 16, 1982 SP-l0B, SPECTRUM 2 SP-108 9:27 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. Chairman Williams opened the hearing. Chairman Williams with the consent of the Commission received the following letters and directed staff to make them a part of the official record: 1. Letter from Phyllis A. Kedl, The Wardrobe dated October 20, 1982; 2. Memo and map from Chief John Kelley dated November 9, 1982; 3. Letter from Richard Ernst dated November 9, 19821 4. Petition from shopping center tenants dated October 27, 1982; 5. Letter from Eric Aaron in response to letter from The Wardrobe owner dated November 8, 1982; and 6. Letter form Eric Aaron regarding security guard dated November 8, 1982. Jerald Fine, attorney representing the applicant, was present to answer questions. Dale Ekegren, Pizza Factory owner stated that he felt the proposal looked sound and that he welcomed the Amusement Center to the shopping center. Commissioner Weaver asked the owner of the Pizza Factory if he has noticed problems with teens loitering. Mr. Ekegren stated that only 4 or 5 times after home football games would there be a lot of teens in the area. Phyllis A. Ked1, part owner of the Wardrobe in the Rice Creek Center, stated the Planning Commission had received her letter and that she wanted to reiterate that she didn't feel this use was compatible in the shopping center. She commented that the mall area was small and that the teens would congregate in one spot. This mall is not comparable to other malls in other shopping centers because of its size and tenants. She stated that the hiring of a security guard will hopefully help. She also noted that the signatures on the petition from the center are primarily from tenants not on the mall. Motion ~ Ayes S - by Williams, second by Baker to close the hearing. o Naye:s, HatieR Carl ied ;;.. N~ (~I JJ~) ~ ~