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Session 1659, Minutes February 5, 1996 Page 6 3. A 25 foot deep transitional yard shall be maintained along the full length of the rear property line, with no portions of the building or roofed over structures projecting into the transitional yard, with the exception of comers of such structures projecting into the transitional yard and covering no more than 100 square feet of the transitional yard area. 4. A dense evergreen screen consisting of double, staggered rows of upright evergreens shall be planted and mmntained along the full length of the transitional yard, with all plants located far enough from the rear property line to avoid interference with the power lines. 5. The colors used for exterior building panel and roof shall be reviewed and approved by the Direc- tor of Planning. 6. Final detailed landscaping plans shall be submitted to the Director of Planning for review and ap- proval no later than April 1, 1996, and the landscaping shall be installed by December 1, 1966 and shall be maintained in accordance with the approved plan. 7. Curb-cuts shall be installed as approved by the St. Louis County Department of Highways and Traffic. 8. Storm drainage shall be provided as approved by the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District. Mr. Joe Dale, architect for Precision Tool, introduced Mr. Pete Manoff, General Manager. Mr. Dale displayed a drawing of the current site plan, noting the chain link fence and double landscaping screen between University Heights No. 1 and the proposed facility. He also pointed out the change in the storage area so as to reduce the amount of encroachment on the transitional yard. All truck traffic would be on the Kingsland side, except for refuse removal, and all parking is also on that side. He believes the landscaping is in conformance with City ordinances. Mr. Schoomer said no security or building lighting was shown. Mr. Dale said there were three wall- pack lights shown in areas where it was thought they would be needed, but none were on the rear area because of the adjacent residential neighborhood, If additional lighting is needed, it will be shielded from nearby homes. Mrs. Schuman asked about the walkway, and Mr. Schoomer said it was on the other half of the plot. Mr. Schoomer moved approval. Mrs. Schuman seconded, and all voted Aye. PERSONNELREPORT The Personnel report for the week ending January 27, 1996, was received and ordered filed. BILl. FOR SECOND AND THIRD READINGS BILL NO. 8267 - ESTABLISHING THE PARKVIEW GARDENS SPECIAL BUSINESS DISTRICT; SUBJECTING REAL PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT TO AN INITIAL RATE OF LEVY SUBJECT TO VOTER APPROVAL; SPECIFYING USES TO WHICH THE ADDITION- AL REVENUE SHALL BE PUT; CREATING AN ADVISORY COMMISSION AND ENUIvIER- ATING ITS DUTIES; CALLING AN ELECTION TO SUBMIT THE LEVY TO BE IMPOSED