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~ Session 1563, Minutes February 10, 1992 Page 2 SITE PIAN - 8671 OLIVE RXJIEVARD '!he City Manager :reccmne.rrled approval of a plan to use part of the buildirq at 8671 Olive as the voc:ational Ca.mseli.rg Center for Gcxx:lwill Irrlustries, subject to the followi.rg corrlitions: 1. Repair parkin;1 area pavement am sealc::oat am restripe parkin;1 stalls for entire upper level parkin:J lot, with work cx:upleted by June 15, 1992. 2. Re1rove all furniture, bedOing, clothi.rg am other items left on the site includin:1 the areas arourrl their sign on Olive by 10:00 a.m. of each day Momay through Friday excludin:1 holidays. 3. No expansion into other parts of the buildirq shall be pennitted without the express approval of the City Council. 4. Except for the tenp:>rary storage of unsolicited "donations," no part of the premises shall be used for the collection, storage, or sale of any used or new merchan:lise without the express approval of the city Council. Mr. Ollerrlorff noted that approval should include recognition that this is a non-profit agency, but because they will lease rather than own the building, it will remain on the tax rolls. Dr. Fred Spencer, Director of Missouri Gcxx:lwill Irrlustries, cama forward. In response to Mr. Adams, Dr. Spencer said Gcxx:lwill will rent part of the build- i.rg am has no intention of purchasi.rg it. Mr. Adams IOOVed approval with all corxlitions, am Mr. Price secon::1ed the notion. Dr. Spencer said Corxlition #1 POSed a problem in that Gcxx:lwill did not have the resources to pave the parkin:J lot, in addition to the fact that they are only renters. He felt the owner should be required to do this work. Mr. 01- lerrlorff did not believe the City could designate who would do the iJrprove- ment, however, it could specify that the property may not be occupied until the work is done. Mr. Wagner asked for a description of the parkin:J lot. Mr. Ollerrlorff said the lot had cracks am holes, the stripi.rg was wo:rn away, am while complete repavi.rg was not necessa:ry, fairly extensive repairs were needed. Resporxli..rq to Mrs. '!hClllpSOn, Dr. Spencer said a sign will be posted at the lot entrance to infonn people this is not a drop-off site for donations. Resporxli..rq to Mr. Adams, Dr. Spencer said the owner has not been approached about repairi.rg the parkin:J lot since he has been out of town. Mr. Ollen- dorff said eventually the parkin:J lot repairs must be done, so perhaps the owner could be convinced to do it now. Mrs. Schuman agreed, addi.rg this sit- uation is similar to horreawners who must bri.rg their property up to code be- fore occupyi.rg, renti.rg, etc. Dr. Spencer pointed out that the entire lot is ve:ry large, but Gcxx:lwill needs only 7-10 spaces am the part of the lot they will be usi.rg does not need repair. *Mr. Schoaner arrived at this tilne. Mr. Drew Tulchin, 6623 Kingsbu:ry, asked to address the Council. He hOPed an