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Session 1509, Minutes Page 2 (rie January 8, 1990 LLTIZEN COMMENTS Mr. Dan Stulac, 7032 Kingsbury, president of the Student Council and fifth grader at Flynn Park School, said the Student Council has started a recycling project which will include several paper and plastic items. He said those in the cammunity must became more actively involved in recycling in order to pro- vide a better future for everyone. He also said that the Student Council was interested in recycling additional items such as large plastic containers, but did not have the resources at present to be involved in a project requiring large storage areas. He urged the City to encourage more recycling. Mayor Majerus thanked Mr. Stulac and suggested that he talk further with the City Manager or Public Works Director, who may be able to provide additional information with regard to increasing the recycling projects at Flynn Park. Mrs. Schuman said that one of the most difficult obstacles in establishing successful recycling in any community was educating the public, and particu- larly young people, to recycling. By starting early, the community will be set for a successful program by the time recycling becomes a necessity. She was delighted to see this program under way at Flynn Park. AMM vfLk'ej "S tAO NIt► SITE PLAN EXTENSION - 7267 OLIVE SHEET ROAD The City Manager recommended approval of a six-month extension for the site plan previously accepted by the Council for a small shopping center on the Dubman property, 7267 Olive, subject to building permit fees being paid in full by February 8, 1990. Mr. Wagner moved approval, including the condition. Mr. Adams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. SITE PLAN AND LIQUOR LICENSE - 920 NORTH MCKNIGHT ROAD The City Manager said the operator of Central Trading Co. , 920 N. McKnight, has submitted a site plan as suggested by the City Council. Although not re- quired, this was done voluntarily so that Council may attach whatever condi- tions are deemed desirable relating to the sale of alcoholic beverages. Mr. Schoomer moved approval of the site plan as submitted, with a ,restriction on the square footage devoted to liquor sales as shown on the drawings, and subject to compliance with the Code. Mr. Wagner seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. Adams then moved approval of the liquor license (not more than 22% alcohol by the package at retail) for the Central Trading Company. Mr. Schoomer sec- onded the motion, which carried unanimously. (61.1 SITE PLAN - 8630 DELMAR BOULEVARD, SUITE 105 at 8630 Delmar Suite 105 The City Manager recommended approval of a site plan ,