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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 3 August 27, 1986 Olive Boulevard, La Gloire de la Femme Beauty Salon. The proposal included a map of the site, and Commission members had also received planning staff's review and recommendations. Chairman Hamilton asked Mr. King to further describe his proposal. Mr. King explained that he had hosted a barbeque on the property for a one-time charity event earlier in the spring. Since it was successful, he wanted to continue to have a barbeque stand similar to the one operating in the Market in the Loop, Woody's A-I Barbeque. He requested Plan Commission's approval and further explained that the stand would be located and operate from the northern portion of the property that he and his wife own at 7129 Olive. Chairman Hamilton asked Mr. King where the food would be kept for the stand when he was not open for business. Mr. King replied that the food would be stored at a friend's restaurant and that the serving utensils would also be cleaned there. Mr. King presented a petition signed by various neighborhood residents stating that they were not opposed to the barbeque stand at the proposed location. He stated that the same neighbors had been customers at the beauty salon and also at the barbeque stand when he had served there. Chairman Hamilton called on Mr. Goldman to comment on the application. Mr. Goldman stated that his review of the zoning requirements and health regulations supported his recommendation that approval of the application be denied. The proposal for the barbeque stand did not provide adequate parking for the carry-out food use and actually reduced the parking provided for the beauty salon by one space. Use of the northern portion of the property reduced the transitional yard required between a commercial use and adjacent residential uses. The requirement that all services provided in a "GC"-General Commercial District be conducted wholly enclosed within a building would not be met by the present proposal. Finally, Mr. Goldman expressed his concern over the lack of sanitary facilities provided on the site and further stated that the lack of separate facilities for the barbeque stand and the beauty salon would present more of a problem than trash and refuse storage. After further discussion regarding the proposed hours of operation and various members' concerns regarding outdoor restaurants, Mr. Rice moved that the Plan Commission recommend denial of Mr. King's application for a Conditional Use Permit. Ms. Schuman seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. Chairman Hamilton informed Mr. King that the City Council would possibly consider his application and the Plan Commission's recommendation at its next meeting to be held on September 15, 1986. DISCUSSION OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Commission members and planning staff continued their review of various sections of the Comprehensive Plan. They set September 17, 1986, as the date for the next review session. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.