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?- <br />Dubelko advised that since these signs are to be placed an City % <br />owned property, it would take some sort of licensing agreement <br />from the City to authorize the use and the City would require -- <br />that the. home owners maintain liability insurance on the signs. <br />He offered to help them with the licensing agreement. He further <br />explained that this has been requested in the past few years <br />since the law has been changed as to the City's liability on <br />City owned property. City Engineer Deichmann recommended <br />that the sign on Windsor be mounted on the C.E.I. pole since <br />there were other obstructions in that area. Mrs. Kurtz advised <br />that she spoke with Mr. Molicka of C.E.I. who advised that they <br />could mount a sign on a metal pole, but not on the wooden pole <br />at the Windsor location. Mr. Deichmann stated that tecYinically <br />since the pole is on City property, permission can be given by <br />the City. Chairman Thomas stated that this proposal is to be sent <br />on to the Architectural Review Board and during that time the <br />Association can look into the liability,. the licensing, and <br />placing the sign on the pole. J. Thoma.s moved to refer the <br />proposal by the Park Ridge Civic A;ssociation to install the two . <br />street location "map" signs at the Park Ridge and Windsor Drive entrances to the Architectural Review Board and at the same time . <br />we are requesting that the Park Ridge Civic Association.provide <br />proof of insurance for liability for the location of the.signs <br />arxl also to determine whether or not C.E.I. will permit them to <br />attach the Windsor sign to their.pole and if that would cause any <br />problems. I would also like to refer this to Safety for their <br />input, seconded by R. Bowen, and tmanimously approved.. Mrs. Kurtz <br />was advised to contact the Law Department regarding. the • <br />licensing. <br />2) Rezoning Request (Great Northern Properties Company)< <br />The proposal is to rezone permanent parcel numbers 236-1$-7, <br />236-18-8, 236-18-11., and 236-18-15 located on the west side of <br />Columbia Road between Country Club Boulevard and I-480 for a <br />distance of approximately 275 feet west from the center line of <br />Coltunbia Road from the existing zone of "A" Residence Single to a <br />zoning of Mixed Use which abuts on the west. Reviewed by <br />Planning Commission on March 13, 1990; deed restrictions now <br />included. <br />Mr. Thomas read the request and asked Mr. Mize to present the . <br />proposal as was outlined in his lette.r. Mr. Mize explained that <br />this is the same proposal as previously requested,. however it <br />does include, with one exception, all the deed restrictions that <br />were requested by the Commission; and at this point they are <br />prepared to include that one. He presented the Declaration of <br />Restrictions and explained that in Ntnnber 2 now reads "fifty feet <br />(50')" of landscaped buffering. He explained that they had <br />removed this originally because the Building Conunissioner had . <br />advised that he would consider this as mandatory under the <br />present codes. In swnmary, they have agreed that the use of the <br />parcels shall be restricted only to.Office Building or Hotel use; <br />fifty feet of landscape buffering in all perimeter areas abutting <br />any Residential District or Columbia Road shall be maintained; • <br />4
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