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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 4 February 24, 1988 APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #259, ZERTHUN MINALE. 7299 OLIVE BOULEVARD Chairman McCauley noted that at its regular meeting on Wednesday, January 27, 1988, the Plan Commission had conducted a public hearing on an application for a Conditional Use Permit by Ms. Zerthun Minale in order to allow the premises at 7299 Olive Boulevard to be used as a carry-out restaurant. At that meeting the Commission had voted to table the application until the applicant could submit a plan and written proposal detailing the items she planned to sellon the premises. Mr. Darwin Portman, attorney for Ms. Minale, stated that he and his client had met with Mr. Goldman and Ms. Elwood to review the food items Ms. Minale proposes to serve on the premises. Ms. Minale proposes to serve coffees, teas and European style pastries, both for consumption on the premises and for carry-out. Pastries would not be prepared on the premises, but would be purchased from European bakeries around the area. Full meals or main dishes would not be served at any time nor would hot dogs, sandwiches or pizza. Mr. Portman stated that the existing gift shop would continue to operate and the two operations would be designed to complement each other to create a quality, gallery-type image. He stated that Ms. Minale is a tenant under a one-year lease of the premises and that she has the landlord's permission for this use. Mr. Marsh and other Commission members indicated that they approved of the menu outlined by the applicant which, they felt, would limit congestion on the site. After further discussion, Mr. Marsh moved that the Commission recommend approval of the application for a Conditional Use Permit subject to the following conditions: 1. Menu items served to customers shall be limited to those set forth in the Conditional Use Application. 2. The operator shall regularly police the area adjacent to the restaurant/gift store to remove litter and debris. Mr. Rice seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 7-0. APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #263. CLARENCE E. CHAMBERS DBA CHAMBERS ENTERPRISES. 7801 OLIVE BOULEVARD Chairman McCauley stated that the Plan Commission had scheduled a public hearing on a Conditional Use application by Clarence E. Chambers dba Chambers Enterprises in order to allow the premises at 7801 Olive Boulevard to be used as a motor vehicle sales facility. Mr. McCauley called on the applicant to present information on the proposed use. Ms. Countess Price spoke for Mr. Chambers and reviewed for Commission members a proposal for the sale of high caliber, special model vehicles which Chambers Enterprises proposed to broker at the Olive Boulevard location. She explained that Chambers Enterprises would not be a dealership or a used car lot, but rather a brokerage service for the sale or lease of specialty vehicles to specific clients. She indicated that a maximum of five cars would be kept on the premises at anyone time. Two cars could be kept in the garage on the northern portion of the site and three cars could be parked near the garage, if need be, for display or pickup. Customer parking would be