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d <br /> ����� Ci.t� o� ORONO � <br /> � ,; L� <br /> , RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL .. <br /> `. NO. I�?�I <br /> �;,��;,,;, �►- <br /> • � • � • <br /> 3. lack of deceleration lane to Kellers driveway <br /> 4. existing driveway location allows unsafe movements <br /> , across Highway 12 to/from westbound County Road 6 <br /> 5. discourage "impulse" decisions where through travellers <br /> suddenly stop and turn without adequate warning <br /> 6. dramatic increase in frequency of accidents at the <br /> Highway 12 - County Road 6 intersection in last year' s <br /> ' time <br /> 7. existing entrance is too close to intersection <br /> 8. 55 mph speed limit is too fast to encourage turning <br /> movements <br /> d� 9. pedestrian traffic is attracted by outdoor displays <br /> adding to potential conflicts and hazards <br /> ' 8. Resolution No. 1239 concluded by finding that the Kellers <br /> Market use as existing on the Wisegarver property at that <br /> time constituted a violation of the Orono Zoning Code and <br /> the Comprehensive Plan, and that the requested conditional <br /> use permit was denied until such time as the various <br /> physical prpblems and building code violations were corrected, <br /> and the property use returned to a level consistent with <br /> the original conditional use permit issued in 1968. <br /> � 9. After adoption of Resolution No. 1239 , Orton Wisegarver <br /> kept the Kellers Market business operating and open to <br /> . the public with little or no attempt to correct the violations <br /> or problems noted in that resolution. <br /> 10. In March of 1981, routine building and fire prevention <br /> inspections revealed a long list of building code and <br /> fire code violations which were judged to be direct safety <br /> hazards to the public. Correction orders were issued <br /> to Orton Wisegarver on March 11, 1981. Failure to correct <br /> these violations and failure to answer subsequent citations <br /> resulted in the City seeking a temporary restraining order <br /> requiring closure of the business to the public until <br /> the itemized safety hazards were corrected. <br /> � -1.7.. On April 9 , 1981, Hennepin County District Judge Lindsay G. <br /> . Page 5 of 15 <br />