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Page Five November 16, 1981 to allow for the washing of his buses. Mr. Dickenson further indicated that as his operation is now a nonconforming use, he is not allowed to build the addition. Mr. Dickenson also submitted a petition to the City Council signed by his neighbors indicating that they did not have a problem with the rezone request. Councilman Toth indicated that questions have been raised about the rezoning request of property along Highway #169 for highway commercial. Councilman Toth further indicated that he felt the shopping center PUD area could be comple- mented by further commercial zoning along Highway #169. Councilman Schuldt pointed out the fact that the City refused selling their five acres along High- way #169 because the proposal to purchase by a local business would have re- quired a rezoning. Councilman Toth indicated that he felt the City should not sell the property rather than the problem of the zone change requirement, and further indicated that he felt the City Council should review the zoning along Highway #169. Councilman Duitsman questioned the distance of Highway #169 that should be considered commercial areas. Councilman Duitsman suggested the City Council postpone a decision on the rezone request by Mr. Dickenson in order to review the request and discuss rezoning of the area along Highway #169 with the City Planner. The City Administrator suggested that the HRA, along with the City Planner, review the possibility of highway commercial zoning along Highway #169. COUINCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO POSTPONE A DECISION ON THE DICKENSON ZONE CHANGE REQUEST UNTIL THE DECEMBER 7th CITY COIUNCIL' MEETING. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SEC- CONDED THE MOTION. THE'MOTION'PASSED'4-0. 10. Morvig Zone Change Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Marvin Morvig, Mr. James Keyser and the owners of Danceland have requested that the City Council rezone their property from Rl-B to C-3. The City Administrator indicated that the property is located imme- diately north of Highway 1110 and just west of Highway 1110 bridge over Lake Orono- and further indicated that the Planning Commission voted to approve the rezoning request and alter the City land use map. The City Administrator indicated that the property in question is isolated from the other residential area around the lake and would not cause a problem should it be rezoned to highway commercial. Mr. Norman Camaro, owner of Danceland, indicated that he felt the rezoning would be an assurance to him for the operation of Danceland. Mr. Morvig also indicated that the rezoning would be a safety consideration for ,his operation also, as both operations are now nonconforming uses. COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE THE REZONE REQUEST OF MR. MARVIN MORVIG, MR. JAMES KEYSER AND THE OWNERS OF DANCELAND,FOR THEIR PROPERTY LOCATED IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF HIGHWAY #10 AND JUST WEST OF THE HIGHWAY #10 BRIDGE, FROM AN Rl-B, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE, TO A C-3, HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL ZONE, ANb TO AUTHORIZE THE CHANGE OF THE LAND USE MAP TO REFLECT THE ZONE CHANGE. COUNCILMAN TOTH SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0.