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Session 1522, Minutes Page 4 (me June 4, 1990 SPECIAL GUEST'S Mayor Majerus said there were several special guests in the audience, one of whcan should be especially singled out, Ms. Genies Jordan, who has spearheaded a beautification effort in her neighborhood, resulting in the 7000 block of Melrose being honored as the first "Beautiful Block" in University City. Ms. Jordan then introduced Ms. Brown, who she said has also worked extremely hard to help beautify this block. Ms. Jordan said she was really pleased with the results and invited all present to visit the block and see for themselves. There was a round of applause. OONDITIONAL USE - SUBWAY SHOP, 7888 OLIVE The City Manager said the Plan Commission has reviewed and recommends approval of a conditional use permit for a Subway sandwich and salad shop, carry-out restaurant in the new Westover Center, with the following conditions: 1. Signs shall be in strict compliance with the Sign Code provisions of the Zoning Code. 2. Should the City determine that additional trash facilities are needed, additional trash receptacles shall be provided near the restaurant to accommodate this need. Such additional trash receptacle(s) shall be installed at location(s) approved by the Director of Planning. 3. The operator shall regularly police the site and the area adjacent to the restaurant to remove litter generated by the business. Mrs. Schuman requested that another condition be added, to require a closing hour of 1 a.m. instead of the requested 2 a.m. (no change in the opening hour of 10 a.m.) . There was no objection. Mrs Schuman moved approval with all conditions. Mr. Wagner seconded the mo- tion, which carried unanimously. SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE - THE THREE OF US, 1255 FERGUSON The City Manager said The Three of Us, 1255 Ferguson, applied for a license to sell liquor by the drink on Sundays. He said the Council granted a full li- quor license to this establishment in 1987, and the owners have operated with- out incident since then. The applicant, Mr. Bill Field, 3584 Falcon Drive, was asked to come forward. Mr. Price said he had voted against the license three years ago because of neighborhood complaints of noise and occasional rowdiness on the part of cus- tomers leaving this establishment. Mr. Field said he was not aware of any complaints, and he did not tolerate excessive noise or poor behavior in and around the bar. Mrs. Thomson echoed Mr. Price's comments, and said she would like this tabled until the next meeting, so she and Mr. Price will have an op- portunity to speak with adjacent residents. Mr. Field objected, saying he has not beenaccused of anything. Mr. 011endorff said under the circumstances he Ar would also suggest tabling, and he felt Mr. Field would prefer that over an outright no, since several councilmembers felt they could not vote without further investigation. There was extended discussion, and Mr. Price said he