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Session 1578, Minutes October 5, 1992 Page 6 requirements are that privacy fencin;J be installed am maintained in excel- lent comition am that actual storage be limited to the area directly behind the buildi..rg. He said as lorg as the applicant operates in confo:rmance with the plan sul::1nitted, it should be approved. Mr. Adams llDVed approval. Mr. Price sec:x:>rrled the m:>tion am all voted Aye. SITE PIAN - 8350B OLIVE IDJI1NARD '!he City Manager said authorization is requested to allOlrl use of the connner- cial buildi..rg at the rear of buildin;Js at 8350 Olive for warehousin;J am of- fice purposes. No comitions are reca:nmerded since the proposed use is ex- cellent at this location am meets every City ordinance requireJ.oont. Mr. Adams llDVed approval, am Mr. Price secorrled the m:>tion. All voted Aye. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - 6985 OLIVE IDJI1NARD '!he City Manager said the pennit for U City Barl:>eque was anexled by the City Council to allOlrl closin;J hours of 12 midnight on weekdays am 2 a.ID. on Fri- day am Saturday on a trial basis until October 5. since no problems seemed to result from this, he rec::cJIm1eIrled that Council approve these hours on a pennanent basis while requirin;J :iIrproved property maintenance. Mr. Price llDVed approval. Mr. Adams secorrled the m:>tion am called the ques- tion. All voted Aye. Mrs. '!hampson said Mr. Bell should be c::x:moorxled for tryin;J to help upgrade the 'Ihird Ward. PERSONNEL REroRI' '!he Personnel report for the week errling October 3, 1992 was received am or- dered filed. CITIZEN cx:ft1MENTS Mrs. Arthur Sharpe, Jr., 7131 willOlrl Tree lane, said the Partridge Heights NeighbOl:hood Association met last week am a matter of concem was break-ins. Many residents felt this was bein;J done by their own neighbors am they asked for additional police patrols to help canbat this. '!hey are also concen1ed about extremely lcud music, am Mrs. Sharpe said the police have been helpful but this problem is still prevalent. Neighbors are also unhappy about the large rnnnber of children who play in the street. other items mentioned were varrlalism, car break-ins, am burglaries. It was suggested that police driv- in;J slOlrlly through the area would act as a deterrent. She encouraged police to take care of minor infractions because she felt that discourages IOClre ser- ious crimes. She called attention to graffiti in the 7100 block of Olive, notin;J that several businesses have had to :renDVe it IOClre than once. She hOPed there was sane way to help these businesses, am stressed that it was very ilnportant that graffiti be :renDVed as quickly as possible, otherwise, it encourages IOClre of the same. She said those looking for a home to buy are