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Session 1527, Minutes Page 2 ILAugust 27, 1990 5. Hours of operation shall be limited to those detailed in the application for Site Plan Review #1240. Students attending evening counseling ses- sions shall be accompanied by an adult at all times. 6. The use of the premises is limited to a training facility operated under a lease by "The Alternative House," Gleatha Glispie, Executive Director. If the ownership of the building changes to a not-for-profit corporation or comes under tax exert status or if directorship of the organization changes, the use permit shall become null and void. Mrs. Thompson moved approval with all conditions. Mr. Adams seconded the mo- tion. In response to Mr. Schoamer, Mr. 011endorff said this organization's services will be available to University City students. Mr. Schoamer asked if the His- toric Preservation Commission was notified since the building has same histor- ic merit. Mr. 011endorff said he was not aware of that and to his knowledge, the Commission was not notified. He noted that the building will not be changed in anyway by this use; however, the Commission will be notified. All voted Aye. LION GATES MONUME2? CONTRACT The City Manager said the City was prepared to move forward with the next phase of the Lion Gates project, which is to replace the limestone layers be- tween the base of the lion and the top of the pylon on the north monument. The City staff and Historic Preservation Conanission have been reviewing the proposals of two different groups, the Washington University Technology Asso- ciates WIN , and Cohn-Ruggeri-Cassilly, a group assembled by Kimble Cohn, a University City architect. He noted the work must be done as quickly as pos- sible before winter sets in to prevent further damage. He added that doing this work necessitated making molds, so that whichever group does the north monument can reuse the molds, giving them an advantage; therefore, it was felt. desirable to secure bids on the south monument at the same time, although it is not yet known if as much work needs to be done. The bids are as follows: WASHINGS UNIVERSITY COHJ-RUGGERI-CASSILLY TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES $ 78,890 North Monument $ 93,170 65,890 South Monument 77,170 $144,780 Total $170,340 Additional costs are as follows: $1,600 Architect $1,700 Bond 1,600 Engineer 1,200 Copper ILle Responding to Mr. Adams, Mr. 011endorff said it would not be a problem for the Cohn group to get specifications and other necessary information from WUTA, the group that fabricated the new lions. He said WUTA will mount the new