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MINUTES <br />�. PEQUOT LAKES PLANNING COMMISSION <br />REGULAR MEETING <br />APRIL 19, 2012 <br />� <br />� <br />PRESENT: Tom Adams, Deb Brown, Bill Habein, J. J. Levenske, Scott Pederson and <br />Cheri Seils. ABSENT: Scott Snyder. <br />CITY PLANNER: Charles L. Marohn, Jr., PE, AICP; and Justin rslie, Community <br />Growth Institute <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR: Dawn Bittner <br />COiJNCIL LIAISONS: Jerry Akerson and Cathy <br />The meeting was called to order by <br />PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETINGS: <br />a. Sign Ordinance Committee <br />Chairman Pederson explained the co <br />and exchange ideas. Comments shoul <br />right or wrong. The committees are to p ic <br />Planning Commission. � <br />1 p.m. <br />;s are m to gather information <br />or con a ey are not meant to be <br />iscu as a group, the whole <br />Chairman Pederso 1 be p the CSA 1 discussion and wished to comment on <br />signs prior to bre m gro . He stated cilman Ryan had stated to let <br />businesses decide what en it es to signs. One possibility would be <br />to eliminat ce ethe w businesses to do what they feel is <br />approp ' . He a e Si mmittee to consider that as an option. <br />and Caro <br />Mr. Burslie gav� <br />states. Councill� <br />participants were <br />icipa�in the <br />of Fi <br />Jeff Garland from Stay and Play Pet Resort <br />view of the commercial zone and what our current ordinance <br />;rson was concerned that no off-site signage is allowed. The <br />with signage in residential zones. <br />The following were points of discussion: <br />• A 3 square foot sign is too small in residential areas. A larger size is important to <br />draw people in; small ones are hard to see on a roadway over 45 mph. <br />• Safety concerns with small signs. <br />• Encourage perpendicular rather than parallel placement. <br />• No off-site signage makes it diffcult to find businesses off main roadways; need <br />to attract transient traffic. <br />MINUTES <br />Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br />April 19, 2012 <br />1 <br />