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Planning Commission Minutes March 23, 1999 Page 6 . 10. THAT THE DEMONSTRATED PARKING AREA BE INSTALLED UPON THE REQUEST OF THE CITY. 11. THAT B6-12 CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER SHALL BE REQUIRED AT THE DRIVE ENTRANCES AND SHALL EXTEND BACK TO THE BUILDING WALL, AND THAT WHEN THE PARKING LOT IS SUBSTANTIALLY IMPROVED, IT SHALL CONTAIN CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER. 12. THAT 10 FOOT DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENTS BE GRANTED TO THE CITY ALONG ALL PROPERTY LINES. 13. THAT BOTH THE CHURCH AND HOUSE ON THE SITE HAVE INDIVIDUAL SEWER AND WATER HOOK-UPS. COMMISSIONER THOMPSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 6-0. 6.5. Reauest by Livinq Waters Church for Conditional Use Permit, Public Hearing Case No. CU 99-9 . Staff report by Scott Harlicker. Living Waters Church has requested a conditional use permit for a temporary use to utilize an existing house at 12160 Meadowvale Road as an office, storage and small group meeting space for their church. Scott reviewed the existing conditions on the site, and landscaping and screening issues. Scott explained that the applicant plans to construct a new church facility on the property at some point in the future, but that issue is not under consideration at this time and will go through the conditional use permit process if a proposal moves forward. Chair Cote opened the publiC hearing. Jeff Olson, 21150 Meadowvale Road, asked where the access to the proposed new church would be located and if the present driveway would be improved. Bob Pullar, pastor of Living Waters Church, indicated that class 5 will be added to the existing driveway and would be used for the parking area for the proposed use. The main entry into the property would be the second driveway which is the central portion of Parcel A, and would be the future site of the church. Pastor Pullar indicated that the church is in the process of purchasing the three parcels in this area. Commissioner Kuester asked if home proposed for use as an office would remain on the property if a new church was constructed. Pastor Pullar indicated that they plan to use it in the future. He indicated that the other home also remain but he is unsure at this time. . Bill Mealio, 14320 214th Avenue NW, property owner to the north of Parcel A, questioned whether or not the parking lot would be paved. Scott indicated that staff has been asked to waive this requirement since the use is temporary. Mr. Mealio also asked if the septic system would be adequate. Scott indicated that the building department would make that determination and approval of the system could be added as a condition. Pastor Pullar indicated he felt the septic system would be used less with the proposed use than as a three bedroom home. Mr. Mileo asked what type of site barriers would be recommended. Scott