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Session 1495, Minutes Page 5 May 15, 1989 Mayor Majerus opened the public hearing at 8:16 p.m. Mr. A1 Wolk, 67 Stoneyside (Olivette), owner of 7805-11 Olive, said he had no objection to the vacation, however, he wanted a statement fi~,.aLL the now owner that there would be no objectio~ to Mr. Wolk's being able to put up forms or whatever was needed in ~a.~e the retaining wall beb_ind his CtamL~-l~Dial property Ms. June Gold~m~n, 1215 Mt. Olive, said the alley adjoins her property, she has been taking care of and using it for 15 years, and she would like to own it. She had no objection to Mr. Wolk's request, if the alley was vacated to her. Ms. Loz~ine Yowell, owner of Head ~a~ters, 7843 Olive, said her property ad- joined part of the alley and she, too, wished to see it vacated to adjacent owners who have businesses on the Olive strip so the property may be renovated and utilized for more revenue for the area. Ms. Augustine Porter, 1220 Eastgver, asked if the vacation would affect her p£u~erty, and it w~s determined that her property did not adjoin the al]_ey. Mr. Ollendorff clarified that the area affected w~s the 15 feet directly north of the retainJ/x3 W-rill. Mayor Majerus declaimed the public hearing closed at 8:26 p.m. Mr. Ad,ms requested that a hill be prepared to vacate this alley, including easement rights that will allow an adjacent business owner to repair or reno- vate the retaining wall, as requested by Mr. Wolk. SI'I'~ PLAN- 8322 OLIVE BC~/~D The city Manager rec~,~nded approval of the site plan at 8322 Olive for a meeting hall operated by a tax-exe~pt institution, subject to the following conditions: Group m~etings shall be lira/ted to the hours of 7:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. daily except for Friday when ~he group meeting shall be limited to the hours of 12 noon to 3 a.m. the following morning. At all other hours the premises shall be used as an office with a total oocupancy of no more than five volunteers and staff men,hers at any one time. MS. Beverly McSkimming, and Mr. Christopher Dain, representing the AA Answer- lng Service, said the w¥odp will abide by the conditions as listed. Mr. Schoc~er moved approval with beth conditions. Mrs. Th~son seconded the motion. Mr. Price was concerned about late night meet/rigs. Mt. Ollendorff said it had been stror~31y suggested that no one be allowed to leave late-night or early- morning meetings alone, and he believed the organization had agreed to this. MS. McSkimming confirmed that statement.