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Mr. Marohn explained the Staff Report. Applicant was represented by Chris Quisberg. <br /> Mr. Hallan stated that this discussion parallels the Dairy Queen discussions. We are not <br /> setting a new precedence; this is what the concept plan is for. <br /> Mr. Derksen asked if we hadn't talked about this before. Mr. Marohn stated that the <br /> Planning Commission had a fairly lengthy discussion on their earlier signs, approving a <br /> certain sign configuration. That was an over-the-counter permit, no issues. That does not <br /> preclude SuperValu from coming back asking for more. There was no variance or <br /> special provisions with their earlier approval. G <br /> When Mr. Adams asked if it would be lit Mr. Quisberg stat ey would need to look at <br /> it again; it may need to be a spotlight from above, but vv� �at '� it <br /> Mr. Adams stated he was comfortable with the signage butihe squar� otage is a <br /> problem. He felt the 33.5 square feet recommended by Staff would be priate. <br /> When he asked if anything more than just the, sign was necessary, ' berg <br /> stated he had no problem with just the price readers. <br /> Mr. Hallan stated that the grocery stoTe was allowed 10%of the fagade for signage. He <br /> asked what percentage the storefront 1 � Marohn stated that they are well under <br /> 10%for the building itself. Mr. Hallan' ould like to sce the entire plan now, <br /> not more later. Mr. Quisberg stated they ave n equesEs for signage, other than <br /> for the vacant space indicated on the buil <br /> A motion was made by Tom Alums, seconde by Cheri Seils,to approve the request for <br /> signage on the canopyp to the Mowed 33.75 ft. of signage on each side, the east <br /> s <br /> side and the west side, based ofilhe following dings of Fact: <br /> 1. The, � � or a c6n4itional use'`p rmit is for signage on an accessory structure, <br /> _�� <br /> c is n� � wed ,by the Ordinance. Section 17-7.1(5)(A)(6) allows for a <br /> z 34z nditional used emit and sign concept plan for anything that is not allowed in <br /> � gn section <br /> 2. A( �� ,s, existi proposed,meet the one foot setback requirement. <br /> 3. The g signa&,`is in conformance with the sign concept plan, approved by <br /> the Pi�ComIssion April 15, 2010. <br /> 4. The prop os� s�i four signs. Two of the signs will measure 3' x 15' (45 sq. $.) <br /> and will rea, "Pequot Lakes Fuel Center". The other signs are manual <br /> changeable track system signs and measure 5' x 2.8' (14 sq. ft.). They will be <br /> used to display the price of gasoline. An identification sign and a gas price sign is <br /> being proposed to be placed on both the east and west sides of the canopy. <br /> 5. The applicant is requesting a CUP for a signage that is specifically not allowed in <br /> Section 17-7.1(A)(5). The applicant has submitted a sign concept plan. <br /> 6. The request for is to allow signage to be placed on an accessory structure (gas <br /> canopy). <br /> 7. There have not been any alternatives to the sign request submitted. <br /> MINUTES 2 <br /> Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br /> April 28, 2011 <br />
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