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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 2 March 28, 1990 Mannion-stude Development Company in its request to resubdivide Lots 3 and 4 of the original Beyers Subdivision. The development company wishes to create a larger Lot 3 on which it could build a new office/warehouse building. Mr. Mannion stated that the sUbdivision would still leave Lot 4 with sufficient lot area and parking area to comply with city codes. Chairperson Kreishman called on Planning Department staff to present its recommendation on the request. Sarah Elwood, Zoning Administrator, reminded Commission members that in early 1988 they had approved the original Beyers SUbdivision which consists of seven lots of industrial property. She explained that the Lots 3 and 4 created by the original 1988 sUbdivision were the subject of the current request. The proposal involved moving the lot line between these two lots in order to create a larger Lot 3A and a smaller Lot 4A. The proposed sizes of the new lots comply with the requirements of Section 34-38 of the Zoning Code regarding "IC"-Industrial Commercial Districts. Ms. Elwood continued by saying that there is currently a building located on the southern portion of existing Lot 4; however, moving the lot line between the two lots thirty feet to the south should not affect the use of the building. Sufficient area will still exist north of the building for adequate parking as required by the Zoning Code. The proposed plat appears to conform in all respects to the city's SUbdivision Ordinance. After a brief discussion, Mr. Safe moved that the Plan Commission approve the record plat entitled "Resubdivision of Lots 3 & 4 of Beyers SUbdivision" as submitted. Mr. Washington seconded the motion. The Chairman called for any discussion on the motion. Mr. McCauley mentioned the group signage issues which had been considered by the Plan Commission for the group of businesses along the Beyers Industrial Court. He asked if the group signage proposal had ever been enacted into law and whether the Beyers Industrial Court businesses had ever erected such a directory sign. Ms. Elwood responded that a new category of sign had been adopted by the City Council entitled "Commercial Group Directory Signs." The Mannion-Stude Development Company has been working with Ms. Elwood to design and erect a sign which would serve the businesses along the Beyers Industrial Court. There being no further discussion, Chairperson Kreishman called for a vote on the motion which passed by a vote of 4-0 with two abstentions. PUBLIC HEARING - APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #281. CARRY-OUT RESTAURANT AT 8406 OLIVE BOULEVARD Chairperson Kreishman called on those representing the applicant to present the proposal for the carry-out restaurant. Mr. Al Kaufman of the Stern Fixture Company stated that he was representing Mr. David Yn in his application for a Conditional