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Session 1572, Minutes June 1, 1992 Page 2 to hear ccmnents on the proposed vacating of the fifty feet in front of 8637 west Kingsbury. 'Ibis property is not needed for any public pw:pose arrl can be better utilized for privately installed arrl maintained landscaping. Be- fore being put to any other use, it must be rezoned arrl a site plan approved by the city Council. Corrlitional Use Permit Extension - Delcrest II Apartments (#2). A six-lOC)nth extension (to January, 1993) of the corrlitional use pennit for the Delcrest II Apartments for the elderly was recx::mnerrled. '!he developers need addition- al time to meet financing arrl federal goverrnoont requirements. picnic License - 524 Trinity (#3). AR>roval of a picnic license for an event at ~ on June 13, 1992, was rec::c.mnerDed. No past adverse consequences have resulted fran issuing licenses at this location. Setti..m Public Heari..m - Rezonin:J 8637 West Kinqsbw:v (#4). It was rec:an- merrled that a public hearing be held at 7:30 p.m. July 6, 1992 to consider an application by One McKnight Place to rezone this lot from "SR" Single-Family Residential to "PR~" Plarmed Residential ~ffice. '!he total plan is to re- zone this property, combine it with vacated street right-of-way, arrl add it urxler a corrlitional use pennit to the McKnight Place project. Mr. Adams rroved approval of the Consent Calen:3ar. Mr. Schoamer seconded the IOOtion, which carried unanim::>usly. roBLIC HEARING - PARKVIEW HISIORIC DIS'IRIcr '!he city Manager said a public hearing was scheduled at this time arrl place to give interested citizens an qJpOrtunity to conunent on the proPOsed estab- lishm:mt of, am regulations for, the Parkview Historic District. He fully supported this proposal fran the Historic Preservation CoImnission arrl recom- merrled that Council request the preparation of an appropriate bill. He noted the Plan ccmni.ssion rec:anrrerDs denial because of possible infringement on personal property rights; however, the city has irrlicated through the estab- lishment of other historic districts arrl the CoImnission itself that the gen- eral concept is in keeping with City policy arrl the CaTp:rehensive Plan. '!he Plan ccmni.ssion I s concern over building pennit requirements can be met by chan:Jing that part of the restrictions to require free or inexpensive histor- ic preservation pennits rather than lOC)re costly building pennits for chan:Jes in non-structural o:rnamental features. Mayor Majerus opened the public hearing at 7:37 p.m. She said she received a communication fran Historic Preservation Ccmnission chairperson Mary Gass, who irrlicated she approved this designation. Mr. Joe Edwards, 6309 ~n, said it was in'portant that the University City part of Parkview became an historic district arrl receive the same pro- tection the st. IDuis part of Parkview already has. He said the neighborhood is very supportive of this action. Mr. Rarrly Lipton, 6355 Wat.eJ:man, speaking on behalf of the Parkview agents, said they fully back this designation. several notices were issued to Park-