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. Minutes - Plan Commission Page 3 October 22, 1986 . Chairman Hamilton asked what the prior uses of the Olive location had been. Mr. Goldman replied that there had been a moving company and a truck driving school previously located there. Chairman Hamilton expressed his concern that Mr. Lerman had tacitly permitted a United Van Lines truck to park frequently at the front of the building at 6504 Olive. Mr. Fanchi replied that ATEC would not allow this in the future, nor would ATEC allow overflow parking from other businesses. Chairman Hamilton asked what Mr. Lerman's plans would be for ATEC's third location at 6655 Olive. Mr. Lerman replied that the new location would be for indoor storage only as there were no large outdoor storage areas on that site. Mr. McCauley asked about ATEC's procedures for liquidating the property which it stores. Mr. Lerman stated that most sales of the equipment are by negotiated private sale, with an occasional private auction taking place at 6504 Olive. Mr. Rice asked if landscaped screening at 6504 Olive would be sufficient. Mr. Goldman replied that although sufficient landscaping could be costly, Mr. Lerman could present a landscaping plan for planning staff to analyze. Mr. Kennedy made a motion that the Plan Commission recommend approval of the application for a conditional use permit to allow parking and storage of motor vehicles at 858 Kingsland Avenue. Mr. McCauley seconded the motion. Ms. Schuman made a motion that the previous motion be amended to include the condition that employees of ATEC Liquidations, Inc. must park in the off-street parking lot provided at 858 Kingsland Avenue and must not park on the street. Mr. Rice seconded Ms. Schuman's motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. After further discussion, Mr. McCauley moved that the original motion be further amended to include a second condition that the conditional use permit be limited to outdoor parking and storage of motor vehicles by ATEC Liquidations, Inc. only. Should there be a change in ownership or tenancy of the premises at 858 Kingsland Avenue, a new conditional use permit for parking and storage of motor vehicles must be applied for and approved. Mr. Kennedy seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. After more discussion, a vote was taken on the original motion with the two amendments. The amended motion passed by a vote of 6-0. After a discussion regarding setback and buffering of motor vehicle storage at 6504 Olive, Mr. McCauley made a motion that the Plan Commission table Mr. Lerman's second application for a conditional use permit for 6504 Olive until Mr. Lerman submitted a plan to appropriately landscape or otherwise buffer the motor vehicle storage from the adjacent residential uses. Mr. Washington seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. PROPOSAL TO REZONE PROPERTIES LOCATED AT 151 NORTH HANLEY, 153 NORTH HANLEY, 7510 PERSHING AND 7520 PERSHING FROM "SR" TO "PD" Mr. Randy Lipton, representing the Hanley-Pershing Partnership consisting of himself and Mr. Howard Smith as general partners, introduced the partnership's proposal to rezone the above-mentioned properties from "SR"-Single Family Residential to "PD"-Planned Development District. Mr. Lipton explained that he had worked in real estate development for five years with the Lipton Realty Company; Mr. Smith had worked for five years as an attorney, two years of which