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Regular Meeting February 14, 2005 every business within the community to do that. She would be more in favor of encouraging such responsibilities of all businesses in U. City, but she questions whether it is appropriate to attach that condition to one. She would feel better that we request that the owners strongly consider and offer the city’s help in making that happen. Mayor Adams asked if a spokesperson for the applicant would like to respond to the proposed amendment and Sandy Stevenson, 512 Vernal Hill Court, Ballwin, MO 63021, agreed with the amendment and said she will agree to consider the recycling, but does not want it to be a condition on the permit. Ms. Brot then asked how she could withdraw her “second to the motion” and Mayor Adams explained that she could remove her second or call for the question with the idea of defeating the amendment. Then she asked, “what if I want to have it suggested?” and was told that it would have to be dealt with following the amendment. She called for the question. Mayor Adams asked if she was calling for its defeat and she responded yes. Mayor Adams called for the vote and since there were one aye vote (Mr. Wagner) and six nay (Ms. Colquitt, Ms. Brungardt, Ms. Brot, Ms. Welsch, Mr. Sharpe, and Mayor Adams) votes, Mr. Wagner’s proposed amendment was defeated. For clarification, Mayor Adams reiterated there had been a motion made by Ms. Welsch to accept this proposal with only the conditions recommended by the Plan Commission and not the additional conditions proposed by Mr. Ollendorff. Mr. Ollendorff said that whether or not the condition is there, he wanted to make it clear that as City Manager he is giving notice there is an on-site parking requirement in the zoning ordinance that the City Attorney will interpret for the City. Whether the Council approves the condition or not, does not change the fact that there may be a parking requirement that will have to be met in order to obtain plan approval. Mayor Adams asked if everyone, including the applicants, understood what had just been said. The question to approve the conditional use permit for 6602 Delmar with only the original conditions as approved and recommended by the Plan Commission was called. The motion carried six to one, with the Nay being offered by Mr. Wagner. Ms. Welsch commented to Mr. Wagner that she would like to talk to him about setting up a recycling protocol for all businesses within the City and Mr. Wagner agreed, stating that it is long overdue. RESOLUTIONS 1. Application for Grant for U. City Loop Streetlights Ms. Welsch introduced this Resolution and Ms. Brungardt seconded the motion. Ms. Brungardt said that a number of businesses in the Loop Special Business District are writing letters of support for this grant as are a number of neighborhood Page 6