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o Planning Commission Minutes March 22, 1983 Page Six Rick Breezee indicated there was a fee for temporary signs. He stated that many cities make fees so outrageous that people can't afford to put signs up, but that Elk River had an average fee of approximately $6 to $8. MOTION BY COMMISSIONER PEARCE, SECONDED BY CHAIRMAN TRACY THAT A RECOMMENDATION BE MADE TO THE CITY COUNCIL TO APPROVE THE INTERPRETATION IN THE SIGN REGULATIONS ORD- INANCE NUMBER 900.08. THE MOTION PASSED 5-0. 9. Consider Planning Commission Holding Public Hearings Since there were two absent Planning Commission members, this item was tabled until the next meeting in April. 10. Background Material Regarding Conditional Uses Rick Breezee stated that he had presented the Commission with a memo from the City Attorney's office dealing with conditional uses, both existing, and possibly future requests. He recommended that the Commission review this material and insert it in their Code Books for future reference. Chairman Tracy agreed with the recommendation. 011. Administrator's Update Rick Breezee informed the Commission that Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherer live north of the Burlington Railroad tracks and,farm ,the area. They are presently in an in- dustrial zone. Mrs. Sherer wants to know if she could put a pole barn up for ag- ricultural purposes. It was decided that Mrs. Sherer be notified and be put on the next month's agenda. A. Land Use and Zoning Map Changes Rick Breezee presented the Commission with maps and asked them to review them. The zoning changes would be recommended at the next Planning Commission meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Axelson of Upland Avenue, the corner of Upland and Highway 10. They were concerned about zoning changes. Discussion was held and it was sug- gested that they come to next month's meeting. B. Progress regarding Frank Hasbrouck, W & W Auto Parts, and Gilbert Menkveld Mr. Frank Hasbrouck was present for this item. He stated that he could not have the area cleaned up by May 1 as was requested by staff. He indicated he would need 5-6 months or until mid-summer. o Commissioner Pearce stated the time limit should be looked at and that May 1 was to soon.