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3.2 PC MIN 10-22-2013 DRAFT City of Elk ...........,„ Meeting of the Elk River Planning Commission River Held at the Elk River City Hall Tuesday, October 22, 2013 Members Present: Chair Anderson, Commissioners Eric Johnson,Jeremy Johnson, Keller and Konietzko Members Absent: Commissioner Westberg Staff Present: Deputy Director, CODD Jeremy Barnhart;Planner/Park Planner Chris Leeseberg and Planning Intern Zach Carlton 1. Call Meeting to Order The Elk River Planning Commission workshop was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Chair Anderson. 2. Consider 10/22/13 Planning Commission Agenda The October 22,2013 Agenda was approved as presented. 3. Request by City of Elk River for an Ordinance Amendment to the City's Land Use Regulations Regarding Signs, Case No. OA 13-02 — Public Hearing Chair Anderson highlighted the need to review the proposed ordinance as a global document,and not to focus on a specific issue or application. Planning Intern Carlton highlighted the main issues identified by the Commission at the October 8th Planning Commission meeting,including wall signage area,window sign area, cabinet signs,and offsite advertising signs. Park Planner/Planner Leeseberg reviewed the downtown freestanding signage issue. The Planning Commission discussed options,needs and desires. By consensus,the Planning Commission directed staff to prepare an ordinance amendment that included the following,to be voted on at the next Commission meeting: • 50%window signage maximum • 10%wall signage maximum • Temporary signs maximum size—56 square feet • No cabinet signs in the downtown • No billboards in the CRT area Planning Commission Minutes Page 2 October 22,2013 • Monument signs in the DD district for multi-tenant buildings,maximum height of 10 feet tall,40 square feet,and 15-foot setback 4. Adjournment There being no further business, Chair Anderson adjourned the meeting. The meeting of the Elk River Planning Commission adjourned at 9:03 p.m. Minutes prepared by Debbie Huebner. Tina Allard City Clerk Dana Anderson, Chair Planning Commission