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Planning Commission to look at the various sites for the signs. At that time it was <br />�-- decided that the earlier proposed signs were too large and the locations would not be <br />permitted. The new design hugs up close to the corner of a building and the signs are <br />smaller. Proposed locations are Clearwater Creek, Wells Fargo and by the Post Office. <br />The signs would only include a logo and an arrow, no advertising. <br />Mrs. Ziesemer's next step will be meeting with the business owners where the sign <br />locations are proposed, as well as working with Mike Loven, Street Superintendent on <br />City and County Road locations. There will need to be some type of agreement approved <br />by the City Attorney. The Planning Commission gave permission to pre-sell the signs. <br />She will provide an update at the April Planning Commission meeting. <br />APPROVAL OF MINUTES: <br />A motion was made by Deb Brown, seconded by Cheri„ Seils, to approve the February 17, <br />2011 Minutes as corrected. All members voted "aye". Motion carried. <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: <br />The Zoning Administrator was not present and the Planning Commission had no <br />comments. <br />OPEN FORUM: <br />�. John Derksen stated that he has had a number of residents ask when the road to <br />SuperValu will be constructed (from Olson Street) so they can walk to the store. With <br />NFK closed, there is no way for residents to walk to the grocery store. Mr. Derksen was <br />asked to contact Chris at SuperValu and explain the needs for the roadway for the <br />walkers. <br />Council Member Akerson asked if this would be a trail or a road. The Planning <br />Commission clarified that it will be a road. <br />Mr. Habein stated that there is quife a bit of traffic coming from the area of the <br />apartments through the Church for access to the highway. <br />Mr. Adams asked to clarify a comment made during the bus garage discussion regarding <br />the amount of TIF given to the grocery store. There were quite a few jobs created and <br />that is something to keep in mind. The dollar amount of TIF quoted during that <br />discussion was also inaccurate. <br />Mr. Derksen stated he had heard approximately 6 months ago that the school was looking <br />to use private companies for the bussing. If the school were allowed to move forward <br />with the Industrial Park property and should private bussing happen in the future, the City <br />would be left with a parcel in the Park not on the ta�c roll and not being used for the <br />intended purpose. <br />Minutes <br />Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br />March 17, 2011 <br />