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Session 1562, Minutes January 27, 1992 Page 4 SOLICITATION PERMIT RroJEST-MISSOJRI GRCXJP 'IO ALlEVIATE SIDKING FOUlJTION '!he City Manager said the Missouri Group to Alleviate Slroki.rq IUllution, Inc. (GASP) has applied for its first pennit to solicit in university City, from March 16 to April 3, 1992. '!he group will sen:i five to ten of its members door-to-door in accordance with City roles, to harrl out literature and ask for contributions and signatures in support of its goal of alleviating indoor air pollution caused by burning tobacco. Mr. Price moved approval, and Mr. Schoomer seconded the notion. Responding to Mr. Wagner, Mr. Ollen::lorff said he knew of no complaints from other connnunities about this organization. Mr. Schoomer asked if identification of percentages of distribution of funds was required on the permit. Mr. Ollen::lorff said he believed so, but he would find out tomorrcM and let Mr. Schoorner knc:M. Mayor Maj eros suggested perhaps this should be postponed to the next meeting, after councilmembers have had an opportunity to obtain answers to their ques- tions about this group. Mr. Adams moved to defer action on this matter until February 10. Mr. Wagner seconded the notion, which carried unanllnously. Mr. Wagner asked that a rep- resentative of GASP be present at that meeting. CONDITIONAL USE - 6800 OLIVE/FERGUSON '!he city Manager said the City Plan Commission approved adding beauty and barber shop and shoe shine uses to the existing car wash business at 6800 Olive, with the following conditions previously adopted by the council for the automotive-related business: 1. Repair work shall be lilnited to "minor notor vehicle repair" as that tem is defined in the Zoning Code; no body work or painting shall be permit- ted at any time. 2. All activities involving minor rrotor vehicle repair and autom::>bile wash- ing shall take place fully within the enclosed building. Vehicles shall be wiped dry in the area immediately west of the building. 3. Wash water shall not be permitted to run on to adjacent property or rights-of-way. 4. All vehicles on the property shall be parked indoors or within properly marked stalls as indicated on the site plan. 5. No vehicles shall be parked or stored outdoors ovemight, and driveways shall be chained closed during non-business hours. 6. Hours of operation shall be lilnited to 7 a.m. - 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday and 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Sl.1rrlay. 7. '!he operator shall maintain the property's clean appearance with grass properly cut, with litter and other debris reIrDVed. Mr. Adams moved approval and Mr. Price seconded the notion.