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0 � � � September 3, 1969 CASE NO: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: r�� 529-b9 Wayl�nd��r and Lar-son Northwest Corner of $andhurst nnd L,exington Aver�ue Request for Special Us� Permit in B-1 Zone FLANNING CONSIDERATlpNS; 2. Preferences made to the planning report of Augusf 6, 1969 regarding th� proposal for the development of a"boutique shop" at 2201 North Lexingfion Avenue wh ich is the cor�ner lot at the northwest corner of Sandhurst and Lexington Avec�ue. A copy of that repori� is attached for your reference. At the lasfi meetong of the Planning Commission is was recommended fihat the proposed use be added to the list of conditional uses in the B-1 zone. The question at this point is whether or not such a conditional use should be r,.�rQved for the property in question (which is zoned 6-1) and if so under what conditions should it be done. ' 3• The applicant proposes to ufiilize the existing sfiructure for the conducts the antiques, handicrafts and gifts business proposed. Obviously, if the f business does.not expand beyond the limitation imposed by the existin structure, the possibi I ity for deleterious effect upon contiguous proper�ty is negligible. Thus, ifi would app�ar pppropriate to approve the proposed use of the property conditioned upon the use of the existing structure, and the allocation of appropriate parking space property screened to conti uous properties. The B-1 zone of course, con�tinues to app►y to the land and such uses as are permitfied in that zone could be built at a future date. Any one of such uses could of course occupy. the property to a larger extenfi than the current proposed use involving the existing structure only. Thus �t would seem a relatively minor risk, to approve the use of the existing � property and the existing structures only for the use proposed. Should the applicant desire to expand the business beyond the existing structure, a new conditional use permit would have to be requested and authorized before such expansion could take place. Thus, the villc�ge is in a position to control expansion for such uses as are listed as "special uses" in the zoning ordinance.