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Plan Commission Mi~es September 26, 1990 Page 4 . fulfilled. He stated that the restaurant would primarily be a carry-out location for fast food fish. Chairperson Kreishman asked Ms. Elwood to review the staff report on the application and also to locate the proposed carry-out restaurant and other proposed businesses on the map of the Westover Center. Ms. Elwood located for Commission members the businesses that had applied for or been issued business occupancy permits. She located the proposed Fish & Such restaurant at the west end of the Center, the fourth unit from the end. Ms. Elwood reviewed the staff report with the three proposed conditions regarding signage, adequate trash facilities for the restaurant and litter prevention. Planning staff recommended approval of the application. Commission members asked a few questions of Mr. Carradine. Mr. Marsh asked if the proposed hours of operation were the same as those of the other restaurants in the Center. Ms. Elwood replied that the proposed hours for Fish & Such were shorter than for the other restaurants, but that this was not a problem. Mr. Safe asked if, for previous restaurant applications at the Westover Center, the Commission and City Council had not already required additional trash facilities. Ms. Elwood recalled previous discussion about the trash facilities but knew that specific locations had not been approved or required. Chairperson Kreishman opened the scheduled public hearing on the application. As no one was present to speak on the application, the Chairperson closed the public hearing. After a brief discussion, Mr. Marsh moved application for a Conditional Use Permit be approval subject to the following conditions: 1. Signs shall be in strict compliance with the sign code provisions of the Zoning Code. that Ms. Harris' recommended for 2. Should the City determine that additional centralized trash facilities are needed, they shall be provided near the restaurant to accommodate this need. 3. The operator shall regularly police the site and the area adjacent to the restaurant to remove litter generated by the business. Mr. Kendall seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 6-0. Ms. Elwood informed Mr. Carradine that the application would be considered by the City Council on Monday, October 1st. REOUEST FOR PLAN COMMISSION REVIEW AND ENDORSEMENT OF THE OLIVE BOULEVARD EAST TAX INCREMENT FINANCE DISTRICT REDEVELOPMENT PLAN Ms. Mary Fahey, Assistant Director of Planning and Assistant Secre-