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} Session 1522, Minutes Page 3 (me JLme 4, 1990 Aetna Painting CO. $17,058.00 Shield Painting CO. 18,196.00 Bazan Painting Co. 37,642.99 Acceptance of the low bid of $11,555 from J. G. and Son Painting Co. was rec- ommended. Flunding is from General Revenue. Mrs. Thomson moved approval of the Consent Calendar, with Mrs. Schuman sec- onding the motion. All voted Aye except Mr. Wagner, who voted Nay. COmDITIONAL USE - PiZZA HUT. 7852 OLIVE The City Manager said an application for a conditional use permit was reviewed by the Plan Commission and approval recommended for a Pizza Hut carry-out res- taurant with delivery service at the new Westover Center, but with the follow- ing 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. Mayor Majerus noted the condition on a different facility in the same shopping center having to do with compliance with the Sign Code, and she asked if that should not be included here. Mr. 011endorff said it could be, however, this application already seemed to meet all Sign Code provisions. Mrs. Schuman asked about operating hairs, and Mr. Paul Hentzen, 322 Belmont, Wichita, ES, representing Pizza Hut, came forward. He said normal operating hours were 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Mr. 011endorff noted that Council has restricted late hours for businesses that back up directly to a residential area, but the Center is not immediately adjacent to residences. Mr. Price was concerned about drivers leaving the premises at excessive speeds. Mr. Hentzen said Pizza Hut, unlike another pizza business, does not make a time guarantee on its deliveries, so there is no reason for drivers to speed. Mr. Wagner asked how important it was for the business to stay open to 1 a.m. Mr. Hentzen said the 1 a.m. closing was consistent with the other Pizza Hut stores, however, he did not know the percentage of sales after midnight. Mrs. Thompson asked about the hours for the other pizza delivery businesses in the City. Mr. 011endorff believed there may be restrictions on the ones that are in Limited Commercial Districts that back directly to residential areas. Mr. Hentzen said most of the business occurs between 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ; af- ter that, only one driver is working, plus walk-in traffic which is usually light. He said he did not object to a condition limiting the closing hair to 1 a.m. Mr. 011endorff said that condition would be added, as well as compli- ance with the Sign Code. (re Mr. Price moved approval with all conditions. Mr. Wagnerconded the motion which carried unanimously. a9�' ,