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Session 1523, Minutes Page 6 June 18, 1990 sell liquor by the drink on Sundays; however, the application was tabled to this meeting so the Council could hear and consider neighbors' concerns. Mr. Schovmer moved to remove this item from the table. Mr. Price seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. Schoamer moved approval of the application, with Mr. Price seconding the motion. All voted Aye. Mr. Bill Field, the applicant, thanked the Council and said his business will continue to operate as well as it has in the past in this fine community. ANNUAL BUDGET - 1990-91 The City Manager said Council has spent many hours reviewing the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1990, resulting in a budget that continues a high quality of municipal service. Although money constraints preclude exten- sion of services, one exception is recycling, which is being expanded, and an- other is the drug abuse prevention control program started this fiscal year. He said voters will be asked to approve a small tax increase in August--seven cents for the Library, and a net one cent increase for the general fund. Mr. Wagner moved approval of the 1990-91 City budget. Mrs. Schuman seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mayor Majerus thanked Mr. 011endorff, Finance Director Willie Norfleet, and the department heads for their work in putting together an excellent budget in this financially tenuous time for University City and many other cities in the country. CONSIDERATION OF 1990-91 CONTRACT WITH UNIVERSITY CITY RESIDENTIAL SERVICE The City Manager said Council is asked to approve a proposed contract between the City and the University City Residential Service (UCRS) . The total amount allocated is the same as last year, but this year Council is not designating any part of the grant for a particular program. Mr. Wagner moved approval, with Mr. Schoomer seconding the motion. Mr. Adams proposed that next year UCRS be required to document that it has in- creased its outside funding. All voted in favor of Mr. Wagner's motion except Mr. Adams, who voted Nay. SITE PLAN AME:NCMQNT - TORAH PREP SCHOOL The City Manager said Council is asked to act on an amendment to the site plan approved a year ago for the Torah Prep School, which consists of paving an ac- cess way the School says it owns from Woodson Road to the School. An adjacent ir Ihwe business, TOMCO, has raised objections and questioned ownership, he said, and there are other items that should be studied, such as lighting, landscaping, setback from the road, type of paving, and protection of the hillside that