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Session 1503, Minutes Se~ 18, 1989 Page 8 GC~DIT~ONAL USE AM~NDf~4~T - 7500 DRIMAR The City Manager agreed with the Plan C~[a,,~ssion ~tion that the con- ditional use permit amendment for aut~notive service at 7500 Delmar be granted su~ect to the' following conditions: 1. A landscaped strip approximately 10' wide shall be provided along Hanley P~ad. 2. ~ping shall be installed and mintained in accordance with a land- scapirg plan reviewed and apl~roved by the Director of Planning. 3. Overnight parking of motor vehicles shall be limited to the area south of the building. 4. With the exception of the storage of motor vehicles in accordance with Condition #3, all business, service, storage and display shall be conduct- ed within the building. 5. Service and repair operations shall be limited to the hours of 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. 6. Before a buildirg permit is issued, a permit shall be obtained frc~ the St. Imuis County Depa~,ent of Highways and Traffic for modifications to driveway entrances, street curbs and sidewalks. 7. The exterior finish on the north face of the now bay shall match the re- mainder of the north facade of the building. 8. Ail paving on the site shall be repaired or replaced as needed to bring the surface, into good repair. Mr. ~rt~s moved approval, with Mr. Price seconding the motion. Mrs. Schuman said it looked es though there were about 13 parking places be- hind the building, and they appeared to extend right up to Hanley Road, which she thought would look bad if cars were parked there overnight. She proposed an amendment that would allow overnight parkirg only from the buildirg line west. Mr. Adams accepted that amendment to his motion, as did Mr. Price. The operator, Mr. Phil Poirier, was asked to cc~e forward. He pointed out that there would be landscaping along Hanley Road which would screen the area. He also noted that every space was bmlpful to him, since his business is doing well. He noted it was important to him to keep the property looking as nice as possible, since that also helped his business. He said he would make an effort to keep the cars parked as far away fz~, Hanley as possible. Mrs. Schuman felt that 10 spaces, plus the three bays, seemed like enough; other- wise, the whole site is filled with cars. In addition, cars parked next to the sidewalk could be vandalized. Mr. Poirier said no cars would he parked in front or on the side of the building. In response to Mr. Ollendorff, Mr. Poirier said he certainly would agree not to have any unlicensed or inoperable vehicles parked on the property. Mr. ;u~ ~s noted f_hat adding the amendment would not preclude Mr. Poirier from returning to the Council later to ask for the additional parking. Mr. Schocmer suggested that the phrase "without prejudice" be added to the amendment, which would permit Mr. Poirier to return without paying an addi- tional fee. Ail agreed. Ail then voted Aye on the amendment.