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Session 1572, Minutes June 1, 1992 Page 7 orah am John An10ld doi.rg Wsi.ness as Arnold's Q.rick Shop. Operation of the premises by any other owner or operator or a change in the type of Restaurant so operated without the express approval of the Plan Commis- sion am city Council shall rerxier this Pennit am the occupancy pennit for the Wsi.ness null am void. Mr. Tan Rassieur, 4 Lyrme Court, owner of 7001 Olive, said he has made many inprovements to the building since he bought it two years ago. John am Deb- orah An10ld rent the building am want to exparrl their Wsi.ness by offering some items that will make it nore profitable. He noted the main prc:tblem I1O\N was cash flow, whidl was keepi.rg him fran making all the inprovements he would like, but would inprove if nore items were offered. Mr. Price said he has received cx:rrplaints al:xJut litter arourrl this property, am also wished to knc:M what equipnent would be added to the operation. Mr. Rassieur said both he am the An10lds try to police for litter frequently. '!he equipnent consists of a soft-serve ice cream mad1ine am a scx:la fountain. Mr. Price was concerned about cx:rrpliance with the listed corrlitions. Mr. am Mrs. An10ld were asked to cane fo1:Ward. Respon:ling to Mrs. 'lhanpson, they said they did not want to stay open later than 8 p.m. Mr. Schoaner sug- gested that the owner am operators work out a specific plan with the city in regard to inprovements, am then retunl in two weeks so Council can see whe- ther it will all work out. Mrs. An10ld said she did not know there were cx:rrplaints al:xJut trash but that she polices the area every norI'lirg. Mr. Price felt the inplication was that if the cash flow inproves, the cx::>n:litions will be mat; if it does not inprove the cx::>n:litions will not be mat. Mrs. Arnold said all corrlitions will be mat am cash flow is not an issue. Mrs. '!hanpson felt this operation will make the neighbo:rhood better, contrary to an earlier staff statement. She llDVed approval, including all corrlitions. Mr. Price secorrled the notion. Mr. Schoaner repeated his suggestion regarding a phased plan, however, Mayor Majerus said her un::lerstan:iing was that the An10lds were prepared to maet all corrlitions, am Mr. Rassieur was referring to further beautification that he hoped to do later. Mr. Ollerrlorff said that was correct. Resporrli.rg to Mr. Price, Mr. Ollerrlorff said the staff will approve the lam- scape plan am it does not have to cane before Council. All voted Aye. a:Mo1UNITY CENI'ER HFATING AND AIR CONDITIONING '!he City Manager said bids were received on May 21 to replace the non-working heating am air corrlitioning system at the Community Center as follows: Person Heating am Cooli.rg, Inc. (minority-owned) Perfo:rmance Heati.rg am Cooli.rg (University city Wsi.ness) $54,660 55,427