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Minutes of Hastings Planning Commission Meeting held Monday, April 13, 1970 at 7:30 P.M. Page be provided, one parking space for each 3-1/2 seats in accordance with Section 8. Z. 6 and Section 8.4. 10 of the proposed Zoning Ordinance. The proposed building is 66 feet x 32 feet. The committee would like to be furnished a site plan prior to any action or recommendations to the City Council for construction. Another item briefly mentioned was the fact that the Hastings Co-op Creamery wanted to surface with bituminous the area between the sidewalk and the curb in front of the creamery. It was explained that this area was not grassed, that it was unsightly and in a muddy condition every Spring because of the amount of chloride used by the State on T. H. 61. The approval was granted subject to the creamery placing either parking blocks or a barricade between the creamery property and the curb so the sidewalk area would be open to pedestrian traffic. The next item discussed was the interviews of candidates for Planning Commission membership. Mr. Kilbo rn: He is employed by the St. Paul Insurance Companies He has beena resident of Hastings for one year, but he grew up in the East. He has a wife and two children. He is 36 years of age He lives at 620 Prairie Street Mr. Siecke rt He deals in the manufacture of building materials. He moved to Hastings in 196Z from the Michigan Area. He lives at ZZZ0 Pine Street. He has a wife and four children He is 34 years of age. He ran for City Council in 1968 and was defeated. He is working with builders such as Pemtom, Adolphson & Peterson and such developers in the Metropolitan area. Mr. Solac He moved to Hastings in 1954. He has been dealing in technical agricultural and veterinarian medicine. He was a district veterinarian for the State of Minnesota and is now with the University of Minnesota, Agricultural School. He deals through County Agents in contact work. He is not in the building trades, but he does take part in space allocations for the University of Minnesota Building Program. Mr. Willis Olson He has a Bachelors Degree in Chemistry. He works for 3M Company. He is supervisor of nine purchasing agents and buyers in the Research Division. He is a 19 year resident of Hastings. Prior to that he grew up in Hastings. His father was a builder and he is familiar with the building