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Session 1635, N/nutes Page 5 February 6, 1995 1. All curbing shall be oonstruct_~d_ of portland cement concrete. ble television, and all other ccmmunication lines, shall be installed un- 3. No air conditi~ condensing units sk~!l be mounted on the roofs. Any such units on the exterior of the buildings shall be located at ground level on the w~st side of the cu.m-,.unity building and along the windowless end walls of the residential buildings. 4. The vents or ~ f~-~,, gas appliances ~___w~_ as furnaces and water heaters shall not be located on the end hipped roof surfaces or on frc~t slope of the roofs unless grouped together and enclosed in d%imney or other architectural ele~t. 5. A detailed landscaping plan shall be su~tted to the Director of Plan- ning for review and approval. Landscaping shall be installed and min- tained in accordance with the approved plan. Mr. Ootton moved approval with all conditions and Mrs. ~nompson seconded. Mr. Cott~ asked if the buildings will face Olive or Ferguson. Mr. Matthew Wilcox, 5935 Victoria Avenue, vice president of Paralyzed Veterans of Ameri- ca, said the architect, ~Dn Grojean, would respond. Mr. Grojean said the buildings will face Olive. will be located in the center of tb~ project with accessibility to both resi- dents and vehicles. In response to Mrs. Schuman, Mr. Grojean said he did not think the property w~uld remain on the tax rolls. Mr. Ollendorff said the group would pay util- ity taxes but could apply to the County for property tax relief. Mrs. Schu- man said she w~uld hate to see this property taken off the tax rolls. Mr. w.]mer Smith, consultant to the Paralyzed Veterans, said the Missouri Supreme Oourt governs taxes and all non-profits in Missouri must abide by their deci- sions; the a.~=E~or in each county makes the deterre/nation as to whether a specific entity meets state law for tax exemption. In response to Mr. Wagner, Mr. Grojean said there will be landscaping between the property and the residential area to the north. Mr. Cotton said this project will be a nuch r~cded improvement in this area, and he was assured by Mr. Grojean that the facility will look very much like the archill drawings on display. All voted Aye. F~. Mary Ann Sh~ said U. City in Blo~ again appreciated the opportunity to present its business beautification award for 1994. She introduced Mr. Bob Lewis, 825 Midland, new president of the U. city in Bloom board. Mr. Lewis said U. city in Blown takes great pride in helping make University City a better place to live, and while working primarily with public agencies, not-