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Mr. Nodust stated any item that would fit through the window. As to fhn aellinn of }~ecv ~nA r.n no •he m.n• m~vLc4 v.r~..lA F..11..... •he Mr. Nodust stated any item that would fit through the window. As to the selling of beer and wine, the mini market would follow the City's direction. He desires a decent operation and the mini market doors would close at that hour due to security purposes. Chairman Mondo asked if a six pack of beer would fit through the window. Mr Nodust stated yes. Commissioner Oliver motioned to approve Amendment Application No. 95-3, Conditional Use Permit No. 10 and Conditional Use Permit No. 14. However he indicated he would like to add the following conditions: 1. The sale of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m., seven days a week; 2. Beer shall be sold on the premises only in package units of a six pack or more, and not by individual cans or bottles. No wine shall be sold in bottle or container smaller than 750 ml or a four pack of wine coolers. The sale of wine coolers shall be sold in package units of four or more and not by individual cans or bottles; and 3. No wine shall be sold with an alcohol content greater than 15 percent by volume. No fortified beer or wine to be offered for sale. Commissioner Nalle seconded the motion. Commissioner Doughty stated she would vote no on the project. She indicated she feels alcohol leads to problems and she doesn't want any new beer and wine sales. She also reminded the Commissioners that they voted no to the selling of beer and wine at Saddleback Inn. Commissioner Oliver indicated he is interested in a policy regarding the floor area ratio or square footage for selling beer and wine. Commissioner Nalle asked Mr. Nodust if the sale of beer and wine were not permitted, would Mobil consider other alternatives. ' Mr. Nodust indicated he would continue the operations of the mechanic shop. Commissioner Nalle asked Mr. Nodust if he approached Mobil to add the mini market. Mr. Nodust responded no. He wanted improvements to the location by adding additional gas pumps. But he was informed he would have to close the mechanic shop. Commissioner Nalle asked if selling alcoholic beverages is more profitable than the operation of a mechanic shop. Mr. Nodust indicated he believed the mechanic shop to be more profitable. Commissioner Nalle asked Mr. Nodust since the mechanic shop is more profitable, why add the mini market. Mr. Nodust stated: 1) to make Mobil happy, they prefer a mini market; 2) to make the site much nicer and reduce the noise from the mechanic shop; 3) having the mini market ie economically easier than having a mechanic shop; and 4] he can spend more time with his family. Commissioner Oliver requested that the Police Department draft terms for the selling of alcoholic beverages so the Commission can refer to a package when similar projects are reviewed. ' Chairman Mondo requested that this policy be brought to a afternoon session for discussion. Commissioner Nalle responded he feels it's a mistake for the Commies ion to micromanage every business. He indicated, if a owner says he won't sell single cans/bottles of alcoholic beverages, he probably won't. Chairman Mondo responded he agrees with Commissioner Oliver's recommendation. Although it does express a form of micromanagement. Chairman Mondo asked Commissioner Oliver if he wanted to include the aignage issue in his motion. PLANNING COMMISSION MQiVIES luty ]A, 1995 5