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Brian Tweed was in attendance. He is a neighbor to the north and was concerned with <br /> water problems on the north side on Flategraff's property. Mr. McCormick stated that <br /> the water stays in the plat in Lots 3 &4. Mr. McCormick asked if the Commission <br /> preferred this design, rather than the cul-de-sac,to warrant changes to the Preliminary <br /> Plat. A culvert may be needed. <br /> JOHN DERKSEN ARRIVED 8:19 P.M. <br /> The Commission stated this was an acceptable proposal. The Commission will need to <br /> receive letters from the City Street Superintendent,Mike Loven, and the School Bus <br /> Superintendent, Randy, on this new proposal. <br /> APPLICANT: Lakes State Bank Sign Permit. <br /> Ms. Barajas explained the Staff Report. Mr. Woog reminded the Commission that the <br /> new Ordinance regulates sign size by road speed. The posted speed is not known at this <br /> time. Possible sign wars and safety hazards were discussed. The Commission also <br /> questioned the size of other signs in the area—Wells Fargo, Super America and Sandelin <br /> Office. <br /> The Planning Commission suggested the following: <br /> 1. Submit a variance application for this sign design,or <br /> 2. Lower upper section to attach to bottom one, reaching the 12-foot height. <br /> The character of the neighborhood would have been beneficial. The length of the bottom <br /> panel needs to be clarified, along with the elevation point. Staff can permit a sign that is <br /> 12' in height and under 64 sq. ft. per side. <br /> MINUTES: <br /> A motion was made by Tom Adams, seconded by Dean Williams,to approve the Minutes <br /> as submitted. All members voted"aye". Motion carried. <br /> ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: <br /> Bittner stated there were 5 permits issued in March and 3 letters written. <br /> Potential Violations/Enforcement Actions: <br /> Johnathon and Theresa Acosta- She stated that she has received another complaint about <br /> their failure to complete the exterior of their home and asked the Commission for <br /> direction. It was suggested that the Police Chief deliver a letter persuading them to <br /> complete the siding, but decided that probably wouldn't accomplish anything. John <br /> Derksen volunteered to stop and have a talk with him and report back to the Commission. <br /> A complaint was received about the abandoned and/or inoperable vehicles in their yard. <br /> Staff will send them a violation letter. <br /> Planning Commission 5 <br /> April 21, 2005 <br />