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Plan Commission Jltutes March 27, 1991 Page 3 . Mr. Tobin stated that none of this had been done, but he felt that saturation on the common ground was adequate. Mr. Marsh asked if the City could require a letter of credit upon which it could draw if the basin were not completed at some future, designated date. Commission members agreed that completion of the basin as required and proper landscaping of the common ground would be a helpful marketing tool in helping to build out the subdivision. After further discussion, Mr. Marsh moved that the Plan Commission approve the proposed resubdivision of Lots 7-15 of the Corvette Place Subdivision on the condition recommended by Planning Staff relating to the timing of required signatures. Mr. Foxworth seconded the motion which passed by a vote of 4-0. APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #155 - LONG JOHN SILVER'S. INC.. 7380 OLIVE BOULEVARD Chairperson Kreishman informed those present that the Plan Commission had scheduled a public hearing on an application for an amendment of Conditional Use Permit #155 by Long John Silver'S, Inc. in order to allow the addition of drive-through service at the existing carry-out restaurant at 7380 Olive Boulevard. The Chairperson outlined the Commission's procedure and criteria for reviewing Conditional Use Permits. Mr. Perry Brush, Northwest Division Construction Manager for Long John Silver, Inc., explained to the Commission that his company is proposing to add drive-through service to its Olive Boulevard location in University City. Mr. Brush stated that Long John Silver's had received many customer requests for drive-through service at this site and at many of its st. Louis area locations. Mr. Brush presented an amended site plan, dated 3/25/91, which incorporated changes made by the company in accordance with the Planning Department staff report on the application. The parking area on the west side of the lot had been changed to accommodate 4 parallel spaces. A 6" concrete curb appeared on the amended plan delineating the proposed drive-through lane for food pick-up. Mr. Brush agreed that these changes would better protect the vehicles in the lane as well as those parked on the west side of the lot and would prevent cars from entering the lane at the wrong location. Mr. Brush also stated that his company was in agreement with all other permit conditions proposed by Planning staff. Chairperson Kreishman asked Ms. Elwood to review the staff report on the application. Ms. Elwood stated that little change is proposed on the site to accommodate the drive-through service. A small 5' x 10' addition is proposed for the west side of the building to accommodate the cash register and food assembly. The exterior of this addition should match that of the existing building. New signage is proposed to direct drive-through customers to enter the westernmost curb cut, proceed completely around the building and enter the drive-through lane by turning left once they reached the front of the building on its east side.