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Sessic~ 1630, ~ Page 3 November 7, 1994 O against sb~_~ts. He hoped all ccum'~cilm~ would artera as well as others interes~a in t_his matter. ~ ~ - TIVOLI BLrr~nlNG Tba City Manager said the University City Tand Cleararace for l~edevalcla~ant Authority (IE~A) reo-!m~nds that pi-uI~_rty tax for the Tivoli building be fro- zen for five years at its assessed value as of Jamm~y, 1994, followed by 20% inc~--,~nts for five years to 100% of the new value. He re~:.,.,~nl~a approval since the p~posal is in keep~ing with policies followed by the City Council be no ~t~m~nt of the special business di-~crict p3rtic~ of the p~-c~erty tax. All incentives authorized by the ~ are ccraitic~ed on the developer carry- toward the residential portion of the project. Should other residential sub- sidies be obtained or the deve/~-~nt plan not be followed, the p~uperty tax incentive would be ~i.~33ntinued. The next step is to set a public hearing. Mr. ~a~ms moved that a public hearing be set on November 21, 1994, 7:30 p.m., in the Council chamber. Mrs. Tn,:,,~ean seconded the motion and all voted Aye. I~RI,TC HEARING - BUS PARKING IN FjRIIC ~Erivrr~ ZC~ING DISTRICT The City Manager said a public hearing was set for this time and place to hear c~Lkents on a Zoning Code amendment that would allow the parking and storage of buses by churuhas, private or public schools, city facilities and other properties, in the Public ~Etivity Zoning District, with limitations as to size, scope and safety. Following the public hearing, be reoaLmended that Council proceed with introduction of appk~uriats bills. Mayor Majerus opened the public hearing at 7:42 p.m. Dr. Jerrold Iander, 7838 Gar~o~, said construction of the new ~arly learning center will require the School District to move its bus parking lot to a dif- ferent location in the District. He favored the pi-oposed location at Brit- tany School because the District's presentation to the Park Cu~dssion made it clear this was the most suitable sits that could be found, i.e., it is not in a residential area, will not infrir~e heavily on traffic patterns, or in- terfere with golf operations. He urged Council to approve this change. There were no other requests to speak and the hearing was closed at 7:46 p.m. (:X::N)rrlONAL USE E - 7740 OLIVE The City Manager said be ~ with the Plan O-,.,,i~ion rela,.,~ndation to not w~ive landscaping requi~ents for the Higher Hei~ts Chu~d~ parking lot, although they a~a~ a slightly .~m]ler area would be acc~hle. The change would rec~J~e removal of rock and pavexent f~um a six foot wide, 97 foot long strip so the City may plant ~ for the applicant. He said the applicant re~aests that this provision be daleted. ~he Oamassion also rec~,.L,,.LerK~ ex- tending tba time for improving the area occupied by Riegert Avenue to May 31, 1995, with the nature of the work dependent on whether Riegert is vacated.