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Se~.fg~r~ 1655~ Mtnute~ Page 6 l~k:~ 20~ 1995 Mr. Schoc~er said the Plan C~m~iom is omsidering mmm relaxation of rules for outdoor sales; he moved to add a condition stating that this property is ing all conditions. Mrs. Schuman seconded the motion, and all voted Aye. Mr. Gene Zafft, 7733 Forsyth, said the property is not currently on the tax rolls, so University City will not lo~e ta~es; it will gain revenue in utili- ty taxes and li~ses. He said no outside sales will be held, but they would like to hold an outdoor holiday sale once a year. Mr. Schoomer said the Shop could apply for a site plan amendment for this purpose at a future time. SITE PLAN - ~ APARIM~qTS, 7400 OLIVE Mayor Pro Tern Adams said the applicant has asked that this item be postponed. He suggested that a public hearing be held before Council considers it. Mrs. Scalaman agreed, add/n~ that tb~ plan se~ms little changed f~-cm% two years ago. ~he Polio~ De~t report for tb~ month of October, 1995, was received and o _rde__red filed. ~%e Personnel report for the week ending November 11, 1995, was reoeivedand ordered filed. CITIZ~ CCM~fS Mr. Joe Leindecker, 7201 Cambridge, asked if the spring soccer season will be canoeled because of construction on tb~ recreation facility. Ms. Tr~ly said that was correct; bids on renovation will be taken in January with Coun- cil action in February. Renovation will take place frcm February to late spring. Mr. Leindecker asked if construction could be delayed a little so at least a shortened socoer season could be held, since hundreds of children will be affected by the canoellation. He presented a petition with 139 sig- natures a~king that every effort be made to aoc~m,~date tb~ soccer seasc~ in some way. Ms. Trc~bly said the city was advised it would get more favorable bids in winter ~han in the busy su~r construction season. She noted the project has been scaled beck somewhat because earlier bids were so high. Mrs. Schuman said she advised participants to try to find other facilities during the construction period but tbmre are not enough places. She asked if it was possible & socoer season could be put together on short notice if the new bids are still too high. Ms. Trcmbly said until it is known what the bids are, there is no definitive answer. Mr. Tim M~Male, 7206 0olgate, said there are 700 children in tb~ league using the facility every weekend. Out of 47 teams, 34 are associated with Univer- sity City, and 75% of participants are University City residents. He said he spoke with a large St. ~ contractor, who told him there was no difference