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Session 1524, Minutes Page 5 July 9, 1990 tenants in the two units have been there for 10 years and he would not like to evict them. Mr. Price said it did not seem safe or practical for tenants to be living above a manufacturing facility. Mayor Majerus noted the condition could be modified so that present tenants would not have to move, but when they left, a new occupancy permit would not be granted. Mr. 011endorff left the Council chambers at this time, and Deputy City Manager Susan Glassman took his place. Mr. Adams moved acceptance of the site plan with all conditions, specifying that present tenants may remain, but when they leave a new occupancy permit will not be granted. Mr. Wagner seconded the motion. Mr. Schoomer asked if it would save the applicant fees if the City Council recommended a referral to the Board of Adjustment. Ms. Glassman said Council would have to make that request, and Mr. Srhoomer asked to include that as part of Mr. Adams motion. Mr. Adams and Mr. Wagner accepted that change. All voted Aye. SITE PLAN - TORAH PREP SCHOOL The Deputy City Manager said this site plan was tabled at the last meeting to enable the applicant to develop more detailed plans to protect adjacent prop- erties from the adverse impact of a proposed roadway that would run from Wood- son Road directly to the Torah Prep School. Approval should be given only if the applicant agrees to fence the playground immediately; maintain the entire roadway easement area to City standards; submit and accept City staff revi- sions on detailed plans for the paving, grading, drainage and erosion control; accept Zoning Administrator rulings on sign limits; install landscaping in ac- cordance with a landscape plan as may be revised by the City Forester on thor- ough review; and maintain four evenly spaced security lights along the roadway She said Council should make it clear that the City is not ruling on the prop- erty ownership, which is a private civil matter between the parties. Any ap- proval of the site plan by Council should also not be considered the first choice of available alternatives; sharing existing roadway/driveway improve- ments with neighboring nonresidential properties appears to be a better solu- tion than the site plan currently before Council. Mr. Schocener moved that this item be taken from the table. Mr. Wagner second- ed the motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. Adams wished to add another condition--if the proposed roadway is not properly maintained to City standards or the building goes to some other use and the road is not maintained, the property owner must remove the road at his own expense. There was no objection to adding this condition. The applicant, Mr. Charles Deutsch, #1 McKnight Place, said he understood and agreed to all conditions, including immediate fencing of the playground and the one suggested by Mr. Adams. Mrs. Schuman asked if the adjacent business, 'ItMCO, 1435 Woodson, was satis- fied that its concerns had been met. Mr. Bob Killion of 'IbMCO came forward, and said the meetings with Torah representatives allayed his concerns although he was apprehensive about what might happen if there was a zoning change, such