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-7- 1 proposed for the facilities. The Credit Union Manager assured Commissioner Jones • 2 that appropriate directional signage would be installed if traffic problems evolved. 3 The Commissioner was also told the parking plans for the office- center had already 4 been approved by the City. 5 6 Mr. Stieve told the Chair the drive-in facility would be designed by a Kansas City 7 company to meet all City standards and to blend in with the architecture of the 8 office center at the same time it could be easily seen by both the existing customers 9 and persons from the community who might become customers if the charter is granted. 10 11 The facility would have to be lighted enough to enable the person in the office 12 handling the transaction to see the- person making the deposit through the video 13 camera- but Mr. Stieve said he "could see no. reason for having the facility lit 14 after the office closes". He also said he would give serious consideration to 15 Commissioner Jones ' suggestion that a barrier might be erected to prevent cars from 16 racing through the facility after -i't is closed at night. 17 18 It was noted that the July 31st site plan for the drive-in facility which had been 19 attached to the conditional use permit and variance request in the agenda packet 20 differed from the site plan dated June 10th which had been attached to the sign 21 request, which the applicant had indicated should be considered the accurate one. 22 23 There was no one present to speak in opposition to the proposal and the hearing was 24 closed at 9:00 P.M. for the following: 25 26 Motion by Commissioner Bowerman and seconded by Commissioner Wagner to recommend • 27 the Council grant a conditional use permit to B. N. Metro Credit Union to allow 28 the installation of* a drive-in teller facility at the Northgate Office Center in 29 conjunction with the unit identified as #110, 2500 Highway 88, finding that: 30 31 1 . Granting the permit would allow a use of the property which would be compatible 32 with the other commercial development of the center; and 33 34 2. Would fit into the same format as previous approvals of similar facilities 35 for the National Bank of St. Anthony and the Twin Cities Federal Savings and 36 Loan Association. 37 .38 3. The proposal meets all three conditions required by statute to- be satisfied 39 before a conditional use permit can be authorized. 40 41 The Planning Commission also recommends the-Council grant the requested variance 42 from the City Ordinance setback. requirements which would allow the drive-in 43 facility to be constructed eight .feet from the southeast property line (Highway 88 44 right-of-way) where 30 feet are required,. finding that granting the variance: 45 46 1 . Would not be detrimental to the rest of the building complex; 47 48 2. Would not destroy any sign lines for adjacent properties; 49 50 3. Would provide a business convenience for the .Credit Union 's customers. 51 • 52 The Commission finds further that: 53 54 4. The drive-in facility is allowed by an easement agreement between B. N. Metro 55 Credit Union and the condominium owners association; and