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Session 1684, Minutes December 16, 1996 Page 7 1. A revised site plan showing the off-street parking, service area pavement and curbs, refuse storage boxes, outdoor play area paving and equipment, and fencing shall be submitted to the Director of Planning for review and approval. All improvements shall be installed prior to the issance of an oc- cupancy permit. 2. A 30 foot wide transitional yard shall be provided along all portions of the site abutting residential lots. Where the location of the existing building prevents creating a 30 foot wide transitional yard, the yard width shall be equal to the space between the building and the property line, and between the service dirve and the property line. All parts of the transitional yard shall be densely planted with a combination of evergreen and deciduous trees, and the entire perimeter of the transitional yard shall be fenced with a privacy fence at least 6' in height, as approved by the Planning Director. 3. The parking lot layout shall be revised to provide not less than two large trees in the center portion of the lot and planted areas containing 3 trees along the north side of the parking area. 4. A detailed landscaping plan shall be submitted to the Planning Director for review by April 30, 1997. The landscape material shall be installed by November 15, 1997, and shall be maintained in accordance with the plan. 5. An easement or written agreement acceptable to both the school property owner and the cemetery owner shall be recorded with the Recorder of Deeds that provides access to the cemetery for funer- als and for cemetery visitors and providies water for use in maintaining cemetery plantings. 6. External security lighting that abuts residential uses shall be located along the perimeter of the property facing inward and shall be shielded from casting light upon abutting residential property. Mr. Ollendorffsaid the school, which serves more than 130 children who need special attention of vari- ous kinds, has an excellent reputation. The building will be rehabilitated in keeping with City Building and Property Maintenance Codes. Mr. Lieberman said there was a fine presentation of this project at the Plan Commission meeting, and both the neighbors and cemetery caretakers expressed opinions that this proposal was an appropriate use for this property. He noted that the school representative agreed to all conditions. In response to Mr. Munkel, Mr. Ollendorff said the easement agreement has not yet taken place, how- ever, approval will not be final until an agreement satisfactory to all parties is reached. Mr. Schoomer moved adoption with all conditions. Mr. Munkel seconded, and all voted Aye. PERSONNEL REPORT The Personnel report for the week ending December 13, 1996, was received and ordered filed. CITIZEN COMMENTS Mr. Bert Sterbenz, 7000 Cornell, president of University Park East Neighborhood Association, said