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� w i -2- The meeting was recessed at 7 : 37 P.M. for the Board of Review and reconvened at 7 : 56 P .M. when that meeting was adjourned . Motion by Councilman Makowske and seconded by Councilman Marks to approve payment of all verified claims listed for May 22 , 1984 in the Council agenda , as well as payments of $9 , 000 to District #282 for the City ' s use of the Park View facilities during April , May , and June , 1984 , and $1 , 541 . 84 to Edward J. Hance for May prosecutions . Motion carried unanimously . Ron Hansen reported on the May 15th Planning Commission meeting , as reflected in the minutes for that meeting . He said the Commission had unanimously recommended the Council grant a conditional use permit to KFC, Inc. which would permit them to remodel their Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant at 2520 Kenzie Terrace , as they proposed, as long as the existing green strip of land which separates their property from the residences on Lowry Avenue IN.E . is not replaced by parking stalls , and contingent upon the owner of the shopping center giving his approval to the KFC plans . The Manager indicated he had, as requested by the Commission researched the original provisions for parking and found that the former PDQ grocery store and Kentucky Fried Chicken had utilized the same park- ing spaces in that center and, concluding that arrangement would still • be in effect , KFC would require no additional parking spaces for the remodeling project . Jurii Ozga of the KFC 'rational Management Company in Hillside , Illinois , and Ken Lein, KFC Area Director, whose office is at 2816 Anthony Lane , St. Anthony , were again present and Mr. Ozga reported the shopping center owner had indicated he would have no problem with the KFC proposal . Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to grant a conditional use permit to KFC, Inc . , which would allow them to make the exterior and landscaping improvements , including the addition of a 7 foot by 16 foot, 8 inch front vestibule , to their existing restaurant at 2520 Kenzie Terrace, as proposed in the site and land- scaping plans presented May , 1984 , to the Commission at the hearing on their proposal , contingent upon KFC constructing a substantial , opaque, 5 or 6 foot fence along the east boundary of their property , and along the rear lot line to connect with an existing fence in the rear and to the rear of their building . The Council finds , as did the Planning Commission, that : 1 . Granting the permit would reduce the existing nuisance to the adjacent single family properties in the forms of noise , litter, view, and casual parking . 2 . No opposition to the proposed remodeling plans was demonstrated • during the Council meeting and the concerns of an adjacent property owner related to the moving of the parking stalls were assumed to have been resolved with the applicant 's indication those plans would be dropped.