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. . Minutes - Plan Commission Page 5 May 23, 1990 delivery personnel parking in back or in front of the Center presented no difference in parking congestion; parking in front may eliminate some of the specific problems presented at the rear. Several members agreed. Chairperson Kreishman asked if any members of the public had comments or questions about Pizza Hut's application. Ms. Augustine Porter of 1220 Eastover Avenue expressed her concern for the traffic that would be created by the Center's customers in the area immediate to the Center. She had no specific comments about Pizza Hut and didn't know who the other business tenants would be, but wondered who she would consult if she did have complaints about the traffic. Mr. Goldman suggested that she contact the City Manager if any problems arose and he could put the matter on the agenda of the Traffic Commission. Mr. Goldman assured Ms. Porter that the State Highway Department had reviewed the plans for the shopping center when it was first proposed, and advised the developers about proper location of the entrance off Olive Boulevard. He also explained about the reconfiguration of the entrance on Mount Olive in order to meet traffic safety standards. As no other person was present to speak at the public hearing, the Chairperson declared the public hearing closed. After a brief amount of discussion which included Mr. Hentzen's request that the Commission consider revision of the Planning Staff's first recommended condition, Mr. Safe moved that the Plan Commission recommend approval of Pizza Hut's application for Conditional Use Permit #283 subject to the following conditions: 1. Delivery service employees shall use the Mount Olive Avenue entrance/exit when making and returning from deliveries. 2. The operator shall regularly police the site and area adjacent to the restaurant to remove litter generated by the business. The motion was seconded by Mr. Foxworth and passed by a vote of 6- o. OTHER BUSINESS Mr. Goldman gave Commission members a brief report on Planning items considered by the City Council at its last meeting including the public hearing held on the proposed rezoning of the Famous Barr site and other property at the Clayton border along Forsyth Boulevard.