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O S~ic~l 1599, Minutes July 26, 1993 Page5 The applicant, Mr. Elliot Rich, president of Celtral Service Co. questimled the figure of 50 feet shown (m the dmwix~ in the area in frorot of the fence. That was found to be an e~.v~' and should be 15 feet. All voted Aye. SIT.: PI_AN ~ - 565A MEL~rrL~R The Assistant City Manager said the coffee house at 565A Melville reqaests an extensiml of their operating hours fL~a~ 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., nightly; however, City Manager Ollendorff recumended extena~ng hours only to 1 a.m. until the residential neighbors. Ms. TLumbly noted that the business district had just indicated its approval of extending the operating hours to 2 a.m. Mr. Schocmer moved approval of extera~ng the operating hours to i a.m. Mr. Price seccr~_ the motion, and all voted Aye. PN~K~qEL REPORE The Personnel report for the week ending Jkxly 24, 1993, was received and or- dered filed. Ms. TL~L~ly mentioned that the par~c/firefig~ter hired was the fi~t gk~aduate of the fire cadet program. cl'rlZ~(3~ Mr. David Still, Jr., 7005 r'anrbn Court, said his neighbor at 7017 Camden has refused to do anything about her pine tree that extends far into his yard and the crumbling retainirK3 wall around the tree. He asked that city personnel try to find ~ way to solve this prc~len. Mrs. ~ asked the Assis- tant City Manager to send ~ to look at this situation. Ms. T~uL~ly said she will check with the Legal De~ to c~_ if the City can inter- vene and how this sbauld be dealt with. Mr. Bruce Suber, 1090 Rot_h, was cornerned about the Missouri D~m~-tic Law which be said allows any law enf~ officer to ~ts scmemle for 20 hours. Following a domestic d~-~te, be felt his wife was uru3~-~3nably incarcerated for 20 hours, bat he said there were extenuating c~. He sugges~a there should be a social worker available to mediate when this kind of thing happens. Mr. Price asked Fs. T~mhly to find out if the 20 hour regulation does not have seine discretien to it, that is, a person may be held less than 20 hours. Mayor Majerus said the matter will be investigated. Mr. Carl Cibulka, 1421 Coolidge, member of Coolidge-~d~r-Sheridan Neighbor- hood Association, said there were recent incidents involving youths in his neighborhood that could be traced a~ectly to alcohol and toba__~3o abuse. He asked the Council to outlaw the advertising, p~motion and signage of alcohol and tobacco products. Eve thoug~ violating Fin~t Amendment rig~te, he said this would be for the greater benefit of the country and his neig~borhaod. Ma. Ramona Sykes, 1464 Sheridan, said the street light at the corner of the easement at 8500 K~L~land has been off for over four months. Union Electric