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<br /> <br />Other Business Public Comments <br />Mr. Halpert asked if there were any comments from the public. There were none. <br /> <br />Reports <br /> <br />Code Review Committee Report <br />None <br /> <br />Comprehensive Plan Committee Report <br />Ms. Riganti stated that funds had been received for consultants for the Comprehensive Plan and <br />the Comprehensive Plan Committee needed to convene for the committee to discuss. She stated <br />she would need input on meeting dates and would send an email to committee members. She <br />stated it could be done at the same time as working on this Plan [Parkview Gardens] and they <br />needed to get started. <br /> <br />Department Report <br />Mr. Lai stated that the I-170/Olive Boulevard Joint Redevelopment Implementation Committee <br />(JRIC) have been meeting with Olivette and University City working together toward an <br />intergovernmental agreement. He stated that they have been reviewing draft material to be <br />incorporated into the agreements to be presented to the City Council. <br /> <br />Mr. Lai stated that regarding the JDO Joint Development Zoning Overlay, less than one year <br />ago there was an extension granted and that the expiration was coming in September. Olivette <br />has proposed a new zoning district due to some development pressure on the Olivette side and <br />their City Council would like something more permanent. He stated that he thought it would be <br />better for University City to consider an extension, since there was no development pressure <br />now, than creating a brand new zoning district that would take longer to consider and was <br />inclined to ask the Plan Commission and City Council to consider extending it for another 240 <br />days. So, while the intergovernmental agreement process was moving forward, there was still <br />something to fall back on. He stated that staff would be scheduling a Code Review Committee <br />meeting and would send an email and check schedules. <br /> <br />Mr. Senturia asked if it would be considered at the August Plan Commission meeting or <br />September meeting. <br /> <br />Mr. Lai stated August. <br /> <br />development near Delmar and Delcrest; that there were issues with a tenant in the existing <br />building and it had delayed the process; the developer requested an extension of the three <br />Conditional Use Permits approved last year and this past Monday the City Council granted a <br />one-year extension for them. He stated this did not require Plan Commission involvement, only <br />City Council approval, but there might be additional information for this project that involves the <br />Plan Commission later on. <br /> <br />tm; <br /> šE <br /> <br /> <br />