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. ,. c. City Council Minutes ,July 20, 1992 Page 11 Councilmember Kropuenske stated that the Guardian Angels is located in a residential setting and further indicated that there is a residential property to the west of the Players Club center. He stated that when the PUD was established, hours of operation were set and extending the hours would be going against all previous planning for the area. Tim O'Brien, Administrative Assistant of the nursing horne, stated that they have been keeping a log of complaints during the three month time period. He reviewed the complaints with the Council and indicated his opposition to the extension of hours. COUNCILMEMBER KROPUENSKE MOVED TO DENY THE REQUEST BY PLAYERS CLUB BILLIARDS TO EXTEND THE HOURS OF OPERATION FROM 1;00 A.M. TO 3;00 A.M. ON SATURDAYS. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. Councilmember Schuldt stated he was opposed to the extension of hours from the beginning. Councilmember Dietz indicated that he has had some negative calls from residents regarding the extension of hours. Councilmember Holmgren stated that the operation has been cleaned up during the trial period. Councilmember Holmgren further stated that the 3:00 issue is out of context as the real issue is whether or not the Billiards Center should be in its present location. He indicated that two more hours of operation would not be a great concern. MOTION CARRIED 4-1. Councilmember Holmgren opposed. 5.15. Custom Motors Junkyard Steve Rohlf indicated that the City Council had directed the Planning Commission to review whether or not the City should initiate a zone change for Custom Motors property. A zone change from industrial to single family would make them consistent with the land use map and start a five year amortization period for the junk yard business. Dan Tveite stated that the Planning Commission recommended that the owners have time to develop an action plan regarding the site and further, that the developers bring the plan to the Planning Commission in August. 5.16. Other steve Rohlf stated that work on the Highway 101 project would be done at night as required by Minnesota Department of Transportation. He stated that as a point of information, Barton's Sand & Gravel will be in operation during the evening so as to supply the material to the contractors working on Highway 101. ~. Steve Rohlf updated the Council on the following future ordinance amendments to be considered by the Planning Commission: zero lot line in commercial areas; issuance of building permits after platting; and uses of PUD's. It was the consensus of the Council to initiate these three ordinance amendments.