01/23/95 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Session 1634, Minutes Jarg~ary23, 1995 Page 3 3. At no time shall carry-out food servioe become a significant portion of the busJ_ness. If the c~ner or operator of the restaurant desires to op- erate a carry-out restaurant or otherwise provide carry-out food service as a significant portion of the business, an application for a Condition- al Use Permit must be su~t~ as required by Section 34-65 of the Uni- versity city Zoning Code and receive the express approval of the City Plan C~;m,.~ion and City Council. 4. Any enlar~ or alteration in the use of tb~ structure as a restaurant or the site for restaurant use must be approved by the City Oouncil under a Site Plan Review Amendment before a building permit my be issued for such enlargement or alteration. 5. Adequate refuse disposal shall be provided by and for the business. 6. An exhaust system shall be installed and/or other means shall be taken to prevent any food preparation odors or cooking odors from being readily perceptible beyond the lot lines of the property on which the restaurant Mr. Wagner moved approval with all conditions. Mr. Adams seconded tb~ motion and all voted Aye. ~CA RM~ATIC~AL PROGRAM AT MC~IR S~00L The City Manager requested approval of ~ferring $2,866 into the recrea- tion budget to help with start-up costs for an after-school program operated by the YMCA at Ronald McNair School for 6th through 8th graders. This eight week program begins in April and will serve 25 children four days a week for three hours after school. The cost is $50 per participant, with scholarships available on an as-r~xx~ed basis. The actual start-up cost is $3,866, which includes YMCA staff and equipment. The Commu~ty Partnership will contribute $1,000. Continuation of tb~ program depends on other expanded YMCA programs in University City, with the expectation that they will generate r~cded reve- nue to offset the M~Nair program costs. The YMCA will analyze this pilot program and other recreational resources over the next few months. Mrs. Thompson moved approval, and Mr. Schoc~er seconded the motion. In response to Mr. ~otton, Mr. Trent Moeller, 2032 Alameda, representing the YMCA, said the School District's contribution is space, and several school personnel are serving on the c~m~Httee work/rig on this totter. Mrs. Schuman sai4 this is an excitin~ collaboration involving the City, the Schools, (k,~a~nity Partnership and the YMCA. All voted Aye. Mayor Majerus said this was an exciting start to what hopes will be a very successful and rapidly expanding program. PRES~fATION OF C[~4~3NITY ASSESSMm~ The City Manager said a team of nursing students from Maryville University spent many hours conducting a ccmmunity assessment of University City during Fall, 1994, and will present the assessment to Council at this time. They will also announce their ~ty Impact project.