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I I I Council Meeting Minutes July 22, 1986 Council Business, continued Ron Thuey, 760 First Avenue N.W., asked for the hours the market would be open and the location in the parking lot of the market; Nathe stated the operation would begin in the southwest corner of the church's parking lot and go eastward toward the church. If more vendors attend, an additional aisle will be set up, Nathe stated, and the hours every Wednesday would be from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. (unless it interferes once the school year begins, then it would begin at 3:00 p.m.). Nathe further stated that, should the market grow to about 45 vendors, they would go from two aisles to a square; each vendor would sell from their truck/car/van and use folding tables, using nothing permanent; and within minutes of closing, everything should be cleaned up as each vendor is asked to bring a broom/dustpans. In response to Schmidt's question regarding Wednesday for sales, Nathe indicated St. John's had requested Wednesday sales and noted the farmers do sell in other markets on other days. In response to Williams's question, Nathe indicated that the farmers are advised of the market but that anyone growing produce would be able to participate. Motion by Schmidt, seconded by Brandt, to WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT A RESOLUTION MAKING FINDINGS OF FACT AND RECOMMENDING APPRDVAL OF SP-134 (FARMERS MARKET). 4 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Krueger reviewed staff report concerning a request for a noncon- forming use permit and site plan approval to rebuild a green- house and that the Planning Commission recommends approval. Krueger noted, however, that Commissioner Livingston is not satisfied with the the applicant's proposal, he feels it does not go far enough to address the nonconformities (more parking on north side and could make room on the inside for a garden center). Krueger stated Vicki DeYoung, representative of Chenoweth Greenhouses, was present to answer any questions. Benke stated council had received a clarification from Chenoweth regarding the landscaping they propose. Brandt asked if the landscaping addresses the concerns of the Planning Commission; Krueger stated Chenoweth has eliminated the parking adjacent to Old Highway 8 and and will landscape that area. Williams asked if there would be no parking if front; Krueger stated there would be no parking within the front yard setback but there would be adjacent to the building. Page Six NC-76, LP-201 Chenoweth Green- houses Report 86-168 Resolution 86-72