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. . September 23,1992 Plan Commission Meeting Minutes Page 4 Ms. Kreishman moved that the Plan Commission recommend denial of the Conditional Use Permit, however, if City Council does approve the permit, it should be subject to the following conditions: 1. Signs must conform in all respects with the provisions of the University City Sign Code. 2. The operator of the restaurant shall regularly police the site and the area adjacent to the restaurant to remove litter and debris. 3. Trash containers for patron use shall be available on the premises at all times. 4. Adequate refuse disposal shall be provided by and for the business. No trash shall be picked up between the hours of 5 p.m. and 8 a.m. 5. An exhaust system shall be installed and/or other means shall be taken to prevent any food preparation odors or cooking odors from being perceptible beyond the lot lines of the property on which the restaurant is located. 6. The containers for refuse shall be located behind the building on the premises but need not be otherwise screened. 7. Exterior parking lot lighting shall be shaded wherever necessary to avoid casting direct light upon any residential property, but should adequately light all areas of the existing parking lot. 8. The hours of operation are limited to the hours between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. 9. This Use Permit is limited to operation of a carry-out restaurant by Hau Chiusheryl and Steve Chu. Operation of the restaurant by any other owner or operator or a change in the type of restaurant so operated without the express approval of the City Council shall render this Permit and the occupancy permit for the business null and void. The motion was seconded by Mr. Foxworth and passed by a vote of 4-2. PROPOSED TEXT AMENDMENTS OF ZONING CODE ~34-90: "MAJOR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE" AND "PRIVATE PASSENGER VEHICLE" IN REFERENCE TO OFF-STREET PARKING FOR PICKUP TRUCKS Mr. Hill explained that this was a continuation of last month's discussion on whether or not visible off-street parking of pickup trucks should be permitted in residential districts under the zoning code. He emphasized that this proposal should not be confused with the "on street" truck parking requirements currently before City Council. They are two separate matters. Mr. Hill explained that the current definitions in the Zoning Code classify all vehicles either as "private passenger vehicles," "major recreational equipment" or "commercial vehicles." Since the definition of "Private Passenger Vehicle" requires the vehicle to be "licensed as a passenger automobile or motorcycle," a pickup truck could never fit under that category. The definition of "Major Recreational Equipment" specifically includes "pickup trucks for personal use." m-9-23.plc