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Session 1577, Minutes September 14, 1992 Page 5 link gates arrcmJed to pennit Fire Department energency access to paved driveways on the site. 5. Fire hydrants shall be installed where directed by the Fire Marshal. 6. '!he project shall be operated am maintained in accordance with a de- tailed maintenance plan am schedule sutmitted. to am approved by the City Manager. 7. I.aOOscapiIg shall be installed am maintained in accordance with a de- tailed larrlscape plan sutmitted to am approved by the Plannin:J Director 8. Exterior lightiIg fixtures shall be shaded wherever necessary to avoid castiIg direct light upon any property located in a residential district Exterior lightiIg shall be installed am maintained in accordance with a detailed lightiIg plan sutmitted to am approved by the Plannin:J Direc- tor. 9. late hour am overnight parkin;J shall CCIl1ply with a traffic am parking plan sutmitted to am approved by the City Manager. 10. '!here shall be no expansion of facilities, building of additions or new buildings, am no additional drives or parkin;J other than as shown on plans approved for this Conditional Use Penn:it, without the approval of the City Council followiIg a reca;nmenjation fran the Plan Cannnission af- ter a Conditional Use public heariIg. 11. Backer am George Avenues shall remain closed off from the site. Mrs. '!hCJ11llSOIl IrOVed approval, am Mr. Wagner seconded the m:>tion. Mrs. Arthur Sharpe, 7131 Willow Tree, said she am other neighbors who live near the nursiIg home did not object to the addition, but they are somewhat concen1ed about increased pedestrian am vehicular traffic as well as litter. She hoped that additional cleaniIg am patrolliIg of the area will take place to meet neighborhood concerns. '!he architect, Mr. Karl Grice, 4332 Lindell, asked for questions but there were none. Mrs. '!hompson canmerrled the nursiIg home for its positive influ- ence in the 'Ihird Ward. All voted Aye. Mayor Majerus said Alzheimer's facilities were badly needed in the metropolitan area am this was an inportant addition. SITE PIAN AMENII-!ENl' - 7828 OLIVE Mr. Goldman said Hadley's Restaurant, 7828 Olive, received site plan approval in July subject to eight conditions, one of which (#3) denied outdoor dining. An amerrlment based on the sutmission of a revised site plan showiIg the ar- rangement for exterior diniIg alters that condition so it reads as follows: 3. OUtdoor diniIg am seatiIg is pennitted in accordance with the following conditions : a. '!he inprovements shall be in substantial confonnance with the at- tached drawiIg prepared by J. G. Randle & Associates. b. OUtdoor activities shall be restricted to the enclosed area shown on said drawiIg. c. A detailed landscapiIg plan showiIg size, spaciIg am specie of plant material, lightiIg am sizes of planter boxes am larrlscape barrels,