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Session 1517, Minutes May 7, 1990 Page 3 of work by the Police Department in cooperation with the School District. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS CONSENT CALENDAR (SIX ITEMS) Request by Missouri Public Interest Research Group for Permit to Solicit (#1) . Missouri Public Interest Research Group (MDPIRG) has applied for its annual solicitation permit to canvass door-to-door for support for its programs. Ap- proximately 20 paid solicitors will work from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. (sunset) from May 8-29, 1990 to ask for signature support and financial contributions. They may visit residents' homes between 8 and 9 p.m. with prior appointments. Site Plan - 8211 Gannon (#2) . Approval is recommended of a site plan at 8211 Gannon to allow additions to this single-family residence. Public Hearing Dates - Zoning Code Amernents (#3) . It was riled that public hearings be scheduled for May 21, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. for three zoning changes recommended by the Plan Commission. The first hearing would consider an amendment to prohibit security bars on the first floor of single-family residences; the second would consider a proposal to designate public parking garages as conditional uGes rather than permitted uccz; and the third proposes the rezoning of public properties on the north side of Forsyth, west of the Forest Park Expressway, from General Commercial to Planned Residential-Office. Acceptance of Fuel Tank Removal Bid (#4) . Bids were reviewed by staff and the University City Redevelopment Authority for the removal of gasoline tanks in the City's business park, which will make it easier to obtain a developer for the property. Acceptance of the bid from Commonwealth Construction Company in the estimated amount of $12,060 was recommended. Annual Report - Olive Central Tax Increment Finance District (#5) . Approval was recommended of the annual statement of the Olive Boulevard Central Tax In- crement Finance District as approved by the District Commission. Aluminum Can Recycling Container Purchase (#6) . Approval was recommended for the purchase of 3100 containers for $12,865 ($4.15 each) from Rehrig Pacific Company. The law bidder at $3.81 did not meet City specifications, and the supplier for the trial program did not bid due to insufficient plant capacity for additional orders. Containers will be delivered to interested citizens in time for the first scheduled collection in June. Mr. Schocmer moved approval of the Consent Calendar. Mr. Adams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. Price said that the School District has started a recycling program, and he would like to see the City's program move full steam ahead. Mrs. Schuman said she has had many inquiries about the expansion of the City's recycling (me program, so she too hopes the City will move ahead quickly. Mr. 011endorff said the city has tried to do that within its budgetary constraints and could move a little faster if more money were available. He suggested Council might wish to put additional money into next year's budget for this purpose.