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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Plan Commission Minutes <br />April 24, 1985 <br /> <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />issued to Target Stores, Incorporated on October 6, 1969 and all <br />amendments thereto be further amended by deleting all references to <br />signs in order to permit the erection of signs subject only to the <br />University City Zoning Code and other applicable laws. The Commission <br />decided that additional study was required before making a decision <br />and requested that this be placed on the agenda at some future date and <br />that they receive a copy of the original permit at that time. <br /> <br />BECKMANN SUBDIVISION PLAT: 8691 OLIVE (REAR). BERG. WHITELAW AND <br />COMPANY <br /> <br />Mr. Jay Lapin of Lapin, Ellis and Associates and Mr. Alex Berg of Berg, <br />Whitelaw and Company made the presentation of the request to subdivide <br />the plot of ground at 8691 Olive Boulevard in order to develop the rear <br />portion of the lot. Mr. Lapin explained that Berg, Whitelaw and <br />Company had received Site Plan approval in order to erect a <br />mini-storage locker facility on this portion of the lot and they needed <br />to legally subdivide the land in order to record the deed. <br /> <br />Mr. Hamilton questioned the reason for the Site Plan approval before <br />the subdivision submittal. Mr. Lapin explained that they had a time <br />frame and the Council meeting just happened to be scheduled before the <br />Plan Commission meeting. Mr. Hamilton stated that he was against <br />creating lots that were not on a public street. Mr. Lapin explained <br />that one of the condtions for approval of the development was a <br />recorded perpetual easement which was indicated on the plat. After a <br />lengthy discussion Mr. Kennedy made a motion that the Commission <br />recommend that the Council approve the subdivision plat as submitted, <br />provided the final plat will have the seal and signature of the <br />engineer and a certificate is provided showing that all taxes due have <br />been paid. Mr. Douglass seconded the motion which passed by a vote of <br />4-1. <br /> <br />APPLICATION TO AMEND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT #219. 1163 FERGUSON. LLOYD <br />BUCHANAN DBA CARRIBEN VEHICLE REPAIR. LIMITED <br /> <br />Mr. Andrew L. Granat, Attorney-at-Law, representing Mr. Lloyd Buchanan, <br />also present, stated that he would make the presentation. He explained <br />that at the time Mr. Buchanan was granted his Conditional Use permit he <br />felt that he could work with the three vehicle limit on vehicles parked <br />outside overnight. However, he finds that this has proven unworkable <br />and would like to increase this number to seven (7) vehicles. He <br />stated that the lot has already been striped for seven spaces and the <br />site plan submitted with the application indicated the striping and the <br />proposed posts and chains to prevent unauthorized parking on the lot. <br />After a lengthy discussion in which several of the neighbors <br />