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O Sessi(m 1604, Mim,,-tes_ October 18,, 1993 Pa~e9 bringing this business to University City. Since the only concern is a pos- sible liquor li~, he suggesfea_ that the Municipal Code he changed to en- large the zone arntuld schools in which liquor sale are prdlibif~a, so that the pL~ building will he inside it. Mr. Wac3~er shared the cc~oern~ expressed and moved to ~ the hours of li_ quor sales to prohibit sale before 5 p.m. c~ school days and af~ 10 p.m. restrictions are the most severe of any that have been put c~ any li~_or li- cense holder in University City, and he felt it was not pauper at this point. Mrs. Schuman also felt Condition #6 was improper, noting that when an appli- cation for a package license is received, the applicant is usually asked to bring in an ~ndment to the site plan with the restrictions Council has said it wants. She did not feel ccmnforfeble IRltting restrictions on at this time. In response to Mr. Price, Mr. 011endorff said he felt license restrictions should he set now so ell will u~H~rstand that if Wal~en's ever does get a license, it will he very limif~, The vote on the amendment was as follows: AYES: O:~uxx~il'memt~ Price, Wagner and TnuL~eml; NAYS: Councilmembers Schocmer, Sc~m~n, and Mayor Majerus. Tne motion failed by a vote of three to three. At Mrs. Scbuman's suggestion and following discussion, it was ~ that Condition #6 will he witkxitlwn so ell reference to liquor sales is removed. Should a liquor licerse application ever he received, a site plan amerament will be required and my he debated at that time. Tne developer, Mr. Tc~y Sansone, was asked to ccme forward. Responaing to Mr. Price, Mr. Sapsone said Walgreen's will not sell liquor. All volta Aye except Mr. Wagner, who voted__ May. ~he motion carried by a vote of five to one. Mayor Majell~ thank~a Mr. Saraone for his patience and said pLuLdsed that Walgreen's will he sensitive to the o..~-mity's czmcerr~. Mr. Ollendorff said he appreciated the develcpeac's ocmlfidence in University City. The City Manager reoame_rn~ that the Council permit I ImPted use of a private roadway to the new Schnuck's celter in Iadue, with the following conditions: 1. Provide and maintain a four foot wide ccrEzete pedestrian walk on the east side of the road, ra~ed at l~a~ 4 inches above the surface of the ties that abut the east side of the roadway right-of-w~y. 2. Construct vertical portland cement cxxlcrete curbs on both sides of the destrian walk and road pavemmnt moved westward, if necessary, exDept at