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. . PLAN COMMISSION Minutes February 28, 1990 The City Plan Commission held its regular meeting in the Emergency Operations Center of City Hall on Wednesday, February 28, 1990, convening at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Al Goldman was asked to chair the meeting for the purpose of electing a new Chairman. VOTING MEMBERS PRESENT Charles Foxworth Arnold J. Kendall Melissa Kreishman Booker T. Washington Staff Present: Al Goldman, Director of Planning. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Mr. Kendall nominated Melissa Kreishman for the office of Chairperson which was seconded by Mr. Foxworth. Ms. Kreishman nominated Mr. Kendall who indicated he wished to decline the nomination. The nominations were closed and Ms. Kreishman was elected by a unanimous vote. Mr. Goldman then turned over the Chair to Ms. Kreishman. Mr. Kendall proposed that the election of Vice Chairman be postponed until the next meeting in the hope that more members would be present. There was no objection to the postponement. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mr. Foxworth moved that the minutes of the January 24, 1990 meeting be approved as submitted. Mr. Kendall seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 4-0. PUBLIC HEARING - APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #280 TO ALLOW A CARRY-OUT RESTAURANT USE AT 6517-19 DELMAR BOULEVARD Chairperson Kreishman called on Mr. Jay Brandt, owner of Brandt's Market, 6525 Delmar Boulevard, to explain his proposal. Mr. Brandt stated that he wishes to expand his current business which is located at 6525 Delmar into two adjoining storefronts to the east at 6517 and 6519 Delmar. He went on to state that he plans to expand the retail activity and add a delicatessen and restaurant activity which will include some carry-out. Chairperson Kreishman then called upon Mr. Goldman who presented the staff comments. Members of the Commission asked several questions of Mr. Goldman and Mr. Brandt. During the questioning Mr. Brandt stated that his planned hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., but that he plans to extend the closing hours to at least 10 p.m. when the new four-screen theatre goes into operation. He also indicated that other merchants have told him that they have similar plans. No members of the public were present and Chairperson Kreishman closed the public hearing.