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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 3 January 27, 1988 Chairman McCauley aSKed Mr. Portman and Ms. Minale to respond to questions from Plan Commission members. Ms. Kreishman asked if Ms. Minale proposed to serve food items primarily to customers coming into her store while they perused the imported merchandise. Ms. Minale stated that this would be the case. Mr. McCauley asked Planning staff if such limited food service would require a Conditional Use Permit. Mr. Goldman responded that a restaurant without any carry-out service would require only a Site Plan Review by the City Council; however, if any prepared food or beverage items were available for carry-out, a Conditional Use would be required. Ms. Elwood explained that sale of only packaged foods would not require a Conditional Use Permit. Mr. Kendall asked the applicant if the other businesses in the retail center shared a common method of trash disposal. Ms. Minale indicated that the three businesses do share one dumpster, but the amount of trash and the pickup schedule had not been a problem. After further discussion, Mr. Marsh moved that the Plan Commission recommend denial of the application for a Conditional Use Permit for a carry-out restaurant at 7299 Olive Boulevard based on the shortage of available parking. Ms. Kreishman seconded the motion. Chairman McCauley called for discussion on the motion. Ms. Elwood asked Ms. Minale if she planned to sacrifice display area of the imported gift items for space to prepare and serve the carry-out food. Ms. Minale said she planned only to have two or three small tables and a few stools along a counter for consumption of coffee and pastries. Based on this response, Mr. Kendall moved that the application for a Conditional Use Permit for a carry-out restaurant at 7299 Olive Boulevard be tabled by the Plan Commission in order to allow the applicant to resubmit a plan and written proposal detailing the food and gift items she was planning to sellon the premises. Mr. Washington seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 260. AUGUSTUS G. MOORE. JR. DBA ALL-BRITE HAND CAR WASH. INC.. 6800 OLIVE BOULEVARD Chairman McCauley stated that the Plan Commission had scheduled a public hearing on a Conditional Use application by Augustus G. Moore, Jr. dba All-Brite Hand Car Wash, Inc. in order to allow the premises at 6800 Olive Boulevard to be used as a hand car wash and auto repair facility. Mr. McCauley called on Mr. Moore to present information on the proposed use. Mr. Moore introduced his representative, Ms. Yvonne Smith, to detail the proposal and respond to the Planning Department report on the application. Ms. Smith stated that Mr. Moore proPQ~ed a business which would provide services such as oil changes, car washes, light motor vehicle repairs and state inspections. She stated that Mr. Moore had received the Planning Department's recommendations for operation of the business and proceeded to explain that the owner of the property had agreed to remove underground tanks and related piping before the car wash began operations. Mr. Moore would limit repairs to those defined by the Zoning Code as "minor motor vehicle repairs;" Mr. Moore had decided to perform no body worK or painting work on the premises. Mr. Moore wished to discuss the proposed requirement that all activities take place fully within the building. Ms. Smith stated