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<br />Regular meeting <br />February 13, 2006 <br /> <br />out drawings to explain and display her concern over traffic problems and traffic control. <br />Secondly concerned over air pollution from cars idling while in line. Thirdly she wanted <br />to know why only six houses north of Olive were sent notices on this Public Hearing. <br /> <br />David Kenell, 1332 Purdue <br />Mr. Kenell stated that he had gone to Plan Commission when last drive-through was <br />there, because people would violate traffic laws. He then explained what a conditional <br />use permit was. Mr. Kenell gave the minimum size of business driveway and its <br />location based on lot frontage, and he saw one or two violation of zoning codes. He <br />then quoted what was needed for a variance and stated that it did not happen. He <br />asked if a variance was considered. <br /> <br />Mr. Ollendorff would check and call him tomorrow with an answer. <br /> <br />Todd Gilyard, 8323 Elmore Ave. <br />Mr. Gilyard wanted to know about potential collaboration between the City Council and <br />the School Board, specifically on grant projects and sharing of facilities and programs <br />for academic achievement. <br /> <br />Mark Ware, 7210 Olive <br />Mr. Ware represents U City Sports Association. He had concerns with the Parks <br />Department, but they are presently in the process of trying to work it out and appreciate <br />the Council's working with them. Ms. Colquitt asked Mr. Ollendorff if in the future, <br />Council is made aware of problems such as need for ball fields that are acceptable to <br />use and maybe a lot of the problems could have been prevented. Mr. Brungardt also <br />offered her services as the liaison for the Parks Commission. <br /> <br />Elsie Glickert, 6712 Etzel <br />Ms. Glickert spoke to her concern about keeping open space in University City. She <br />pointed out that a vest-pocket park had been sold to the developer, Highland Home. <br />Yett we have a charter amendment stating that if any Park listed in the Charter is to be <br />sold, the selling must be put to the voting of the people. She could not understand how <br />the Mayor, who was the representative from this area, had approved the sale of this <br />ground. <br /> <br />Mayor Adams moved to the Legislative Docket. <br /> <br />Page 4 <br />