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Session 1568, Minutes May 4, 1992 Page 3 Mayor Majerus opened the public heari.n3' at 7: 40 p.m. Mr. Joseph Eigner, 6802 Waterman, said one of the key recommendations made by the Task Force for Resource Conservation was the appoinbnent of a recycli.n3' director who would work within the Public Works Department. He asked that next year's budget include that position, which he felt was essential for a smooth transition to an exparrled recycli.n3' program. It would also enhance the city's chances of getting back same of the noney bei.n3' paid to the state arrl county in tipping fees. Mayor Maj erus noted she received a letter today from the Department of Natural Resources which irxlicated they have received close to $15 million in tipping fees, none of which has yet been disbursed because of an i.mpen::ting court case. Mr. Alex Feldman, 1233 Backer, asked the City to consider hiring a profes- sional geriatric social worker in order to enhance the kirrl arrl number of ac- tivities taking place at the senior center. Also, he said it was time to re- furbish the community center as it was getting somewhat shabby. Ms. Gwen Bueckendorf, Connnunity Partnership of University City, 8630 Olive, said she was representing the Middle School Recreation Proj ect. She said sm:veys were conducted at Brittany Woods arrl McNair Middle School to find out what kinds of activities children this age like to do in their free time, re- sulting in the Project committee fonning an athletic subcommittee arrl a clubs arrl events subcommittee. She described the activities that will take place this sununer. Because of the broad scope of the project, she asked Council to give it high priority in next year's budget, noting there will be positive ramifications for University City if it is a success. In response to Mayor Maj erus, Ms. Bueckendorf said she would send Council a copy of the sm:vey. *Mr. Price arrived at this time. Mayor Majerus closed the public hearing at 7:50 p.m. SITE PIAN - 8107 OLIVE '!he City Manager recorranerrled approval of a site plan for restaurant use at 8107 Olive, with the following conditions: 1. Paint out or othe:rwise rerrcve the stripi.n3' for the parking stalls along the west side of the site. 2. Repair the fence arrl the gate at the trash enclosure. 3. Provide a parking space, entrance ranps arrl toilet facilities that meet standards for access by physically handicapped persons. 4. Signs shall confonn in all respects with the provisions of the Universi- ty City Sign Code. 5. landscaping shall be maintained in accordance with site plan, replacing any plants that die. 6. At no time shall carry-out food sel:Vice become a significant portion of the business. If the owner or operator of the restaurant desires to op- erate a carry-out restaurant or otherwise provide carry-out food sel:Vice as a significant portion of the business, an application for a Condi- tional Use Pennit must be submitted as required by Section 34-65 of the