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Sessic~ 1507, Minutes Page 5 November 20, 1989 There were no other requests to speak, and Mayor Majerus closed the public b~r/ng at 7:58 p.m. Mr. Wagner asked that legislation be prepared to effect this zoning change as rec~L~nded by the Plan C~mL,~ssion. Mr. Ollendorff agreed and said the pr~visions adopted will be enforced, howev- er, he pointed cut two types of problems that ~3y occur. It might be diffi- cult to detenklne the point at which the City should require the replacement of a deteriorated fence with structur~ members facing t/~e outside with a new fence that conforms to the Zon~g Code. In addition, in the case of a proper- ty line fence, it might be difficult ~D determine which r~ighbor would get the /nside, and which the outside, of the :fence. LIQUOR LICENSE - 920 N. MCKNTGHT The City Manager rec~=~nded approval of a license to sell beer and wine by the package at retail at the Central Trading Company, 920 N. McKnight. The business has ope/-ated in an aoc~ptable manner for nearly 10 years, he said, and the owner has had experience elsewhere in enforcing liquor license laws. Mrs. schuman moved approval, with Mrs. Th~,~son seconding the motion. Mr. Schoomer asked the approximate squ~e footage of this business, and Mr. Ollendorff said he would send that information to Council. Responding to Mr. schoomer, Mr. Ollendorff said he did not know how much space would be devoted to the sale of liquor. Mr. Schoomer moved to table until the next meeting. Mr. Wagner seconded the motion, which (~rried unanimously. POLICE DEPARTMENT ACCREDITATION STUDY ~e City Manager recc~=~nded approval of an $11,000 fee to the Co~ssion on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies for a professional analysis of the city's Police Department. He said the C~ssion was organized by the Inter- national Association of Police ~hiefs and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement officers. The City's goal is to become the first nationally accredited law enforcement agency in St. Louis County. The 18-month process begins with an internal self-analysis of the Department to be managed by Depu- ty Chief Lee Payne, Captain John Dennis, and Officer Glenn Duncan. The re- sults will be reviewed by the professional staff of the Cu~,,,~ssion and there will be on-site visits by a team of ].aw enforcement e~perts from across the country. Mr. Ollendorff said he and incoming Police Chief Stanley Topper be- lieve that participation in the program will lead to even greater increases in the professionalism of University City's Police Department and improved abili- ty to meet citizens' needs. Mr. Adams moved approval, with Mr. Wag~_r seconding the motion. Ail voted Aye. S±u~PIAN - 6604 DELMAR BOULEVARD The City Manager recu~,~nded approval of the site plan application for a sub- stantial addition to the west side of a building on the sou~]west corner of