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Session 1708, Minutes October 13, 1997 15 behind the time limit of the drive thru. Mr. Lieberman said that the folks on Melrose did not want a lot of interruption with their residential timing, but the six a.m. or seven a.m. was never mentioned. Staff put that time in. Responding to Mr. Sharpe, Mr. Ollendorff said he was not sure why those hours were chosen, no discussion of the time occurred. Mr. Schoomer suggested leaving the times as they are, and then change them later if necessary. Mr. Ollendorff said it looked like the main concern was noise, although the issue of the drive thru times were not specifically discussed. If the drive thru speakers were not very loud, he did not think the Plan Commission would object to changing the time to one hour earlier. The applicant can return if Walgreen's is not agreeable to opening at seven in the mornings. The all-aye motion carried unanimously. AGENDA NO. 8 - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AMENDMENT - 1301 PARTRIDGE: Mr. Ollendorff said that the University Forest Nursing Center would like to expand and the Plan Commission recommends approval with the following conditions: There will be a fifteen foot setback at the north, a twenty-five foot on the south, landscaping the area from Partridge all the way west to Backer, fencing on all property lines except for Partridge, maintaining the existing twenty parking spaces east of the building and all of the existing driveways, loading and refuse enclosure areas are to be maintained, but a new restriction would be added to prohibit parking on the driveway, that Meyer, Watts, Backer and George remain closed to traffic other than on two streets to have emergency fire access, fire hydrants subject to City staff approval, detailed maintenance plan, revised landscape plan and lighting subject to staff approval, lighting is to be screened so that adjacent residences are not hit by direct glare, that late night and overnight parking by staff be prohibited on adjacent public streets, and that there be no further expansion without coming back to City Council for approval. Mr. Ollendorff said that this facility has been a good neighbor and an excellent resource for the City. Mr. Ollendorff recommends approval. Mr. Sharpe moved approval of the conditional use permit with the conditions as set forth by Mr. Ollendorff. Mr. Schoomer seconded the motion. Mr. Munkel commented that this project was very much in keeping with the earlier resolution adopted by Council this evening based on having adequate healthcare for our citizens. Mayor Adams agreed.