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_ Session 1315, Minutes Page 14 September 20, 1982 1. Students shall be closely supervised in the building and rules shall be estab- lished so that groups of children are not permitted in the public areas of the building without staff supervision. 2. Students shall not be dropped off or picked up by automobile on Delmar. 3. Use shall be terminated on or before December 31, 1982. Under no circumstances is the permit to be renewed or extended to cover a longer time period. Mr. Ollendorff said it should be emphasized that use will cease on or before Decem- ber 31, 1982, since prolonged use for school purposes would be detrimental to the long-term plan for development of commercial and office use in this part of the ` City, and specifically in this building, Mr. Bob Hellrung, 6644 Kingsbury, owner of the building at 6665 Delmar, asked to ad- dress the Council. Mr. Hellrung spoke in support of Council approval of the site plan, but with the elimination of the third condition. He said tenants in the building were a mix of those related to human needs and human services, all of whom were very happy with the presence of Childgrove, He preferred that such a binding restriction not be attached to the approval, because in case Childgrove's construc- tion did not go as planned, he would like to be able to extend their tenancy in the 1 building. Mr. Lieberman asked Mr. Hellrung if he would still be opposed if the current site plan approval extended only to December 31, and then if an extension were required, another site plan approval would have to be requested. Mr. Hellrung said he had no objection. Mr. Levy asked Mrs. Dora Gianoulakis, operator of Childgrove School, when construc- tion was expected to terminate, and she said it should be completed by November 15. He asked if she would be amenable to Mr. Lieberman's suggestion as a compromise. Mrs. Gianoulakis agreed. Mr. Schoomer moved approval of the site plan, including Mr. Lieberman's proposal, with the additional proviso that Childgrove be allowed to reapply, if that becomes necessary, with no fee charged. Mr. Ollendorff interjected that the review would be thorough and costly, and he did not feel the charge should be waived. Mrs. Met- calfe pointed out there was really no discrepancy, and suggested that the motion include approval until December 31, 1982, as suggested by staff. The school will simply reapply if it becomes necessary. She so moved. Mrs. Thompson seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. INDUSTRIAL PARK STREET VACATION The City Manager said the University City Redevelopment Authority recommended that the unimproved portion of Forest Park Avenue (a paper street) in Cunningham Indus- trial Park be vacated, a recommendation with which he concurred. This was an ap- parent oversight when other streets in the industrial park were vacated. All ap- propriate boards and departments have reviewed the matter and found no objection. He asked that the Council direct that a bill be prepared, or at least give indica- tion that they were in agreement with the administration on this matter. Mr. Lieberman said it was necessary to hold a public hearing before a street may be