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• Ericson reviewed the stipulations contained in the resolution for approval. He stated the hours of operation will be from dawn to dusk, the signage will be allowed only as affixed to the stand or the tent, the lighting will be provided by the existing lighting, and the conditional use permit will be reviewed by the City Council or Planning Commission if there are any problems regarding the operation. The applicant was present. Ralph Durand, the applicant's father, stated that they had anticipated placing signage upon the grassy area to advertise their produce, and requested clarification regarding the signage requirements. Ericson stated that it was the Planning Commission's intention that the only signage allowed be either affixed to the stand or the tent itself. He stated that temporary sign permits can be applied for, which are 21 days in duration, and the property owner is limited to three of these in one year. He stated that these were the same conditions that are placed on the Cinder's and Merryville Farm Market operations. David Jahnke, 8428 Eastwood Road, stated he was concerned that this might turn into a flea market type situation. Ericson stated the area utilized for this use would be a twelve by twelve- foot square structure, and the conditional use permit limited the sales to produce only. Perry Corzinowski, 7750 Silver Lake Road, stated that he was the caretaker at that location and that he was speaking on behalf of several of the tenants in that building who were experiencing problems regarding the noise levels at the Holiday Stationstore. He stated that they had attempted to resolve the matter with the management of the store, who did not appear to be interested. He stated that they were concerned that the proposed produce stand would cause further disruption Mr. Durand stated that he was not aware of the noise problem, and that he would like the opportunity to discuss the matter with Mr. Corzinowski. He stated that the produce stand was expected to operate between the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and that he could not anticipate how the operation might result in additional noise. He requested clarification of the noise problem. Ms. stated that the noise resulted from people talking over the intercom system and playing music all night long. Mr. Corzinowski reiterated that the tenants felt the produce stand would cause further disruption and did not want it there. Mr. Durand stated that they wanted to be a good neighbor, and would be happy to sit down and discuss whatever problems they might be creating, and he was certain that they could resolve them. Mayor Coughlin stated that the matter presently before the Council was a separate issue. He • suggested that the applicant and tenants exchange telephone numbers and attempt to resolve the problem. He added that, if necessary, staff would assist in facilitating and mediating the discussion. l ON:\DATA\USERSVOANB\SHARE\MINUTES\CC\ 1999\07-26-99.MIN