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building closer to Delmar, so both are presented to Council for their consideration <br />under the City Manager’s report. She noted that the Plan Commission’s <br />recommendation is as an advisory body to the City Council. Ms. Riganti said that <br />changes can be proposed and the Council can, under 34.131.3, impose more <br />significant changes to the Plan Commission’s recommendations. <br /> <br />Mr. Price said he did not know how any sub-advisory group can alter a thirty million <br />dollar project. He did not know how bike ability or green practice group can make a <br />comment to the City that could jeopardize a thirty million dollar project. Mr. Price <br />said for a hundred feet of green space the City loses a thirty million dollar project. <br />He said this property is on a commercial district, on a thorough-fare, has been <br />vacant for years and felt the project made sense, is feasible and he Called the <br />Question. <br /> <br />Roll Call vote on Call the Question <br />AYES: Mr. Crow, Mr. Glickert, Mr. Sharpe, Mr. Price, Ms. Ricci and Mayor Welsch <br />NAYS: none <br /> <br />Mayor Welsch asked for a vote on the motion to approve the Plan Commission’s <br />recommendation for the Conditional Use Permit for a new retail establishment <br />known as Walgreens, with a drive-through and a twenty four hour operation at 8390 <br />Delmar. The CUP carried unanimously. <br /> <br />5. <br />Conditional Use Permit application for 8390 Delmar Blvd./Kent Evans; new office <br />building exceeding the maximum allowable building height in General Commercial <br />District <br /> <br />Mr. Walker stated that the zoning commission has a maximum height which can be <br />relaxed by Council’s approval. The developer is requesting a twenty percent <br />reduction in the landscape buffer, from ten feet to eight feet. <br /> <br />Mr. Glickert moved for approval of the CUP and was seconded by Mr. Sharpe. <br /> <br />Mr. Crow asked if this was exactly as it went through the Plan Commission and <br />there were no subsequent epiphanies. Mr. Walker agreed. <br /> <br />The motion to approve the CUP carried unanimously. <br /> <br />6. <br />Replacement of Solid Waste roll-out carts. Staff recommended awarding to second <br />lowest bidder, Rehrig Pacific for 2,000 roll-out carts for a total of $93,499. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe moved to approve the purchase of 2,000 roll-out carts was seconded by <br />Mr. Crow and carried unanimously. <br /> <br />L. COUNCIL REPORTS AND DISCUSSION <br />1. <br />Council Liaison reports on Boards and Commissions <br />Mr. Glickert said as the liaison to the Pension Board how impressed he was with how <br />the new members complimented the existing members on the Board now and look <br />forward to some substantive and meaty work. <br /> <br /> 12 <br /> <br /> <br />