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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 4 June 24, 1987 Mr. Rice moved that the Plan Co..issIon recommend approval of the Grossman's applicatIon for CondItIonal Use Permit No. 252 subject to the following conditions: 1. The permit should be granted to the applIcants and if the applIcants discontInue as prIncipal operators or users of the ConditIonal Use Permit, the permit shall become null and voId unless the City Council shall fIrst transfer the conditional use to another operator. 2. There shall be no cooking or frying on the premises. 3. Refuse storage shall be provIded on the north side of the buIlding as approved by the Director of PublIc Works. 4. Signs shall be In strict compliance with the Sign Code and windows shall not be outlined in lights. 5. Closing hours shall be subject to review of the City CouncIl after six months of operation, with the City Council having the authorIty to requIre earlIer closing hours if It finds nearby apartment resIdents are being disturbed by noIse .enerated by late night patrons of the restaurant. 6. The operators shall regularly police the area adjacent to the restaurant to remove litter and debris. 7. Public restroom facIlitIes shall be available for patrons. Mr. March seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 249. MR. ROBERT K. BUCKNER. LIVING WORD APOSTOLIC CHURCH AT 7740 OLIVE BOULEVARD Chairman McCauley asked Elder Buckner to come forward and present hIs request for an applicatIon for a Conditional Use Permit to use the premIses at 7740 OlIve Boulevard for the Living Word Apostolic Church. Mr. Buckner stated that he had met with Mr. Goldman In accordance with the Plan Commission's recommendation of last month and was amenable to all the conditions suggested by PlannIng staff for recommendation of a Conditional Use Permit. This included limItation on the occupancy load, a redesign of the parkIng lot and landscapIng plan, revIew of exterior renovatIons by the HIstoric Preservation CommIssion and deadlInes for paving and landscapIng. He also agreed to meet with the City Manager regarding the financial feasibIlity of the church project. Ms. Schuman asked if the suggested lImitatIon on the occupancy load would present a problem for the church. Mr. Buckner stated that the initial membership of the church would be 125 persons and he did not anticipate a fast rate of growth for the congregation. He further stated that the parking lot was adequate for the church's present need: he would be willIng to seek addItional parkIng in the area if the need arose. Mr. Kendall noted that the lot east of 7740 Olive was vacant and asked Mr. Buckner if he planned to purchase that lot for additional access or more parking area. Mr. Buckner stated that he would be willing to buy that lot given the