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Sessicel 1619, M_inu~ Page 4 June 6, 1994 O Ihe City Manager said Council has a~wAm~ed the 1994-95 k~t for the last six weeks, and dlanges made include ~m~mlts set aside for services f~u~ or- ganizaticrs such as U. City in Bloom and University City Residential Service, as well as for regular ~loyees. Additicr~ incl,~ two polic~n, ~le para- medic, and more s~¢f for housing code enfant and recreatiur~ll p~, Mr. Wagner moved adoptice1 of the D%%3et. Mr. Adams ~ the motice% and all vot~ Aye. Mayor Majerus asked that the record reflect the CcurEil's ap- preciatic~ for the hard work dc~e by the City Manager and ~a~nt heads in formulating this D%tet, which makes the best pcesible use of citizel tax dollars. Mr. Schoceer noted that the budget reflects no diminution of services, and no increase in operating taxas. Si'rmPIAN- 8600 ~he City Manager said a site plan aUplication w~s rn"~ived to renovate and cunvert the n~residentiM space in this build/n~ (~ the restaurant) to apartments and resident use space. A~ was rec~,~ena~a with the follow- 1. E~ploy~ shall be pr~libitea~ fzum parking on the fruit deck, and resi- dents shall be instructed to use the parking garage for their v~hicles. 2. A single bullcling identification sign shall be permit~a~. 3. A detailed lathing plan shall be e~bmlttea_ to the Planning Director for review and approval, and landscaping shall be ins~-alled and main- tained in accordance with the approved plan by ~ 30, 1994. Mr. Ollendorff also noted that the building exterior n~.~t be brou~t up to full o-!~,liance with the City's maintenance con~. ~ to the Mayor, Mr. Ollendorff said the a[~licants are aware of the ccraiticrs, and have voiced no ~bjectices. Ms. Shu Sintin, 7483 Pershing, attorney represent/rig the applicants, Brookview Partners, said they plan to operate a reti~--,~nt c--,-~unity with 90 apartment unite and certain amenities on the first floor to ac~-,..~date resident nccds. She said the ccraitic~s were acce~hle exEe~t that Brookview would like to have two signs (c~e on Delmar and c~e facing 1-170) in a~altion to a small directice~al parking sign on a ga). Director of Pianning A1 Goldman was asked to ccee forward. He said the Oode permite building identification signs on high rise buildings. He said there is now a sign in fruelt of the kaxilding; the propteal is to add a mcr~m~ent sign closer to Delmar. He felt c~e identification sign should be sufficient that would not preclude directic~al signs for parking.