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Session 1602, Minutes Page 6 O Se~ 13, 1993 O SEr~PIANAM~IM~qE- 6605 n~MAR ~ne City Manager said Fitz's Bottling n-~:~ny requests that their site plan be amended to allow an exterior walk-in c~oler on the west side of the build- ing una~ the ~i~way. Approval is reo....~-a~a subject to conditi~ that ly enclosed; refuse ccr~Iners be relocate4_ as ~er plan am~nam~nt ensurirg no loss of parking; no cut__afor storage; self-closing cooler door; entire build- ing exterior fiD{-~h o-,~,le~a before Nov~e~er 15, 1993; and consistent action to keep delivery door closed when not in active use. Also, although probib- ted by the original cunditic~s, the seeend floor has begun to be used for en- tertainment, a situation the applicant n~t a~ess. Mr. Michael Alter, officer of Fitz's Bottling C~a.pany, thought tba original conditions permit~a ~usic cn the seccra floor k~t only with dining; if that is incorrect, they will ask for an amen~mmlt to allow n,~ic with the dining. He said all ccndition~ will be cu~ulied with, although they would like to be able to use a stana~vd size cooler sinoe custEm coolers are very expensive. He said this r~nt the oooler would pr~ect out 16 inches, but would not af- fect t/le build/rig structure or the parking in any way. In respce3se to Mrs. Sc~,m~n, Far. Alter said the one foot space between the building and the cooler will be clceed in. Director of Planning Al Goldman was asked to c~.L~.ent, and he said it looks as if the parking area next to the C~de. Mr. Alter said cars will still fit cr~for~ahly in those s~aces. Mr. Tce Cohen, architect and part-owner of Fitz's, said the parking aisle will not be narrowed by the cooler projection. Mr. Wagner moved approval with all conditions, hfc allowing for the use of a staraard size cooler, as d{-~m/ssed above. Mr. SdlocmBr seoona~a the motiota, which carried usanimmusly. Mr. Alter said be will discuss the ~usic issue with F=. Ollendorff tumorrow. Mr. Holston Black, 7580 ~, said because of citations for COde violations and a subsequent city court decisic~ that be felt was flawed, he appealed to City Planning De~. He said the hearing was set for August 4, but the University City Prosecutor was 20 m~nutes late so the case was reset for the next day. He said he again took off work, hut the Prusecutor was more than 45 minu~ late for the trial and he had to return to work before the prose- cutor arrived. Fa said the situation is intolerable and he asked what the Council intends to de, or if he must sue to get satisfaction. Mr. Wagner asked that the third reading of Bill He. 8140 he postponed, at the