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i • IV''i ■V:- 5?^ PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF MARCH 2, 1981 Page 5 The Planning Commission would advise that the application involve most certainly a subdivision and a Conditional Use Permit under Section 34.823 and that there is no need to amend the zoning ordinance to include a chemical dep- endancy treatment center, as the proposed use falls well within the definition of those already permitted. ! i- < The applicant was not present. Mabusth reviewed the subdivision for the new members. Revegno moved to apprc ^ vj vht' 2 lot subdivision of the First National Bank of Navarre subject to the findings and conditions sited in the staff re solution. Motion seconded by H2unmerel. Vote: Ayes (7), Nays (0). FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NAVARRE 2465 Shadywood Rd. Final Subdivision #491 Fred Hintze and Bob Skinner were present. Mabusth noted again that there was no specific parking re quirements for this type of restaurant and asked for a recommendation from the Planning cd^ission. The Planning Commission advised that 5 parking stalls Permit on the west side of the building adequate to serve #600 the proposed restaurant. It was noted that drive- in establishments require 1 stall per 15 sf of floor area and that restaurants serving liquor require 1 stall per 80 sf of piO?Tic floor area. The total are of the entire operation including kitchen and public floor area is 324 sf. Ad2uns moved to approve the Conditional Use Permit for Fred Hintze and Bob Skinner and noted in the absence of specific directions from the zoning code concerning the parking requirements for this type of restaurant, we recommend a minimum of 5 parking stalls with the understanding that overflow parking stalls are available to the rear of the building. The signs of the proposed restaurant must conform to the sign ordinance. BOB SKINNER FRED HINTZE 3416 Shoreline Dr. Conditional Use Motion seconded by Gloria McDonald Nays (0). Vote: Ayes (7), The applicant was present. Mabusth explained that since the meeting of February 2, 1981, one of the three lots making up the required 10 acres of land had been sold. In addition, Kroger advised that the remaining 8 acres would simply be used as a nursery. The sales part of his operation will be conducted at another site, not located in Orono. Rovegno moved to deny the Conditional Use Permit of Jerome D. Kroger finding that a Conditional Use Permit to grow trees is not necessary if the on site sales of trees is not planned. JEROME D. KROGER 2450, 2500 Sixth Ave. North Variance #601