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Sessicm 1609, Minutes Page 3 Jar~ary 24, 1994 O All voted Aye. CC~i'riO~USEAM- 6901E~ ~he City Manager said the developers of tha former (hildgrove School property at 6901 De/mar have asked for an am~nam~nt to their site plan to allow a re- vised parking lot layout. The Plan C~mmassic~l re/~_~meraed against approval because of several concerns; bj3wever, the applicant has now revised the plan to meet tb~ m~n concern of maintaining a 15 foot rear yard setback. Approv- al is now reoa~errled with one additior~l condition--that refuse collection be llm~ted to weekdays celly between the hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., which will partially meet the concern of potential noise intrusion for adjacent resi- dents. The third ccr~_rn centered on fencing at the north property line, but most C~L~iSSiOn ~ prefer landscaping, as does the City staff since it is more in ~ping with the character of the area. In respcmse to Mr. Wagner, Mr. Schoczner said he believed all concerns of the neighbore have been met satisfactorily. Mrs. Schuman, liaison to the Plan C~m~dssion, agreed, adding that tha develcl0ers met tha Plan C~u~Hssion con- All voted Aye. TRANS~'~ - UNIVERSITY C1TY SI~FiOR SERVICE BOARD Tne City Manager re~Lu.L~ed a[~3rx::r~ing a t/-unsfer of $1,000 from reserves to tha Administrative Services account for the University City Senior Service Board. They asked for $2,000 ($1,000 min~mm) to enhance the new Medical Trip Pro~L~n, which will ~rt seniors to and fL~L, medical appointments 10 hcurs a week. Some otbar grant monies have been obtained for the program. Mr. Schocmer moved approval, with Mrs. Schuman seconding the metion. Mrs. Tn(i~son asked why the full amount of $2,000 w~s not given. Mr. Ollen- dorff said the [kDard said it m~ed___ed at least $1,000 per year and since the fiscal y~ is half over, he recum~era_ed $1,000. He will suggest that $2,000 he put in next year's budget for this purpose. All voted Aye. SEi~PIAN- 7499 SHA~'i'~B~3RY Tne City Manager re~u. Ler, a~,a al:~3roval of the site plan for a tax-exempt resi- dential facility cperat~ by a recognized teen counseling organization, sub- ject to the following conditions: 1. Clients shall not park automobiles at or near the pi-eLu~ses. 2. Signs shall not he displayed on tba piuL,}Se~ aild the appearance of the property shall not he changed f~u. its current residential c/k3racter.