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~ 4- 3. That the remainder of the developrrent be accorrplished as shCM'l on the plan submitted by the applicant. Mr. Sirrons rroved, Mr. Mastel seconded, that the m:>tion be emended to include the follaving two additional conditions: 4. That a trash collection enclosure of similar brick as the building be constructed. 5. That the landscaping plan be approved by the City Planner. FoIl Call on the arrendrrent: Ayes ~ CUshing, Sirrons, Rukavina, Dressler, Mastel, G. Jdmson. Nays: None. Roll Call on the rrotion as aITended: Ayes: Cushing, SiIIDnsi Rukavina~ Dressler, ~1astelj Go Johnson. Nays: None. Planning File 1153 - Country Kitchen's reque..c:;t for rezoning from R-6 to B-2 and division of lot at 2257 Rice Street Presentation Mr. Dahlgren indicated that Country Kitchen proposes to expand their existing facilities by adding an additional 38 stalls at the restaurant location on Rice and Highway 36. He also indicated that they are proposing to add a 12Q x 54' addition on the west side of the building 0 In order to acconplish this the applicant has requested to rezone an area of land from R-6 to B-2. The restaurant is presently zoned B-2. Mr. Dahlgren indicated that the plans submitted by the applicant appear to be deficient in regards to the handling of the grade on the drive easerrent to the west, the lack of detail for the proposed landscaping adj acent to the property avners to the north, and also in regards to the proposed parking lot grade which appeared to be excessively steep. Mr. Dahlgren stated that the staff had reviewed these concerns previously with the applicant. Mr. David Gustafson, representing Country Kitchen, stated at this time the applicant was not seeking approval of the addition to the building but only shCMed this on the plans indicating a future concept. He stated he was aware of the prcblemg identified by Mr. Dahlgren but asked the Commi.ssian consider action with the appropriate conditions so as to avoid any future delays. He indicaterl that the applicant will nake whatever alterations in the drainage plan as are necessary to carply with the engineer's require- rrents and also will provide whatever screening or landscaping the CM'lers to the north required. Mr. Novak, architect for Country Kitchen, stated that they had reviewed the problem with 30 foot easerrent and based on his calculations I a slope could be developed which would provide an access to the rear of the property. Discussion Mrs. Dressler asked what the company would do with the property if it remained R-6. Mr. Gustafson indicated that the conpany has been approached regarding the remaining property for its use as an apartIrent building site. Mr. Mastel asked what the proposed grade on the parking lot would be.