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O Sessiel 1595, Minutes June 7, 1993 Page 7 Mrs. Sc~m~n said the Pianning Director suggested CezEil may wish to reeerve the right to l~m~t seating to 40 ~uring the lunch period. Mr. Ollerrbrff questioned whether such a cce3dition would be enf~hle. Mrs. Sd~m~n said her c~servati(m of the restaurant at lunch t~m~- suggests traffic is light; even an~ng scee ~hles, she doubt~__ it would increase ~w~ and felt the con- ditiel was unnecessary. The ~ re~3ort for the period era{ng June 5, 1993, was received and or- dered filed. Mr. Ollendorff said the ~loyment figure shown for last year should be 319 instead of 329. Mrs. Elsie Glickert, 6712 Etzel, said prnblM in the Fire Department have been written about widely, and she asked if the Fire Chief is to investigate th~ Department, as reported in the newspaper. Mr. Ollendorff said that w~s Glickert outside the meetirr/. She sugges~a that an objective person outside tba ~j~t de the investigating. Also, she thought it might be app~uri- ate to appoint a citizens o-,...~ttee to study the De~artme~. She felt these capable fir~n~n could be better utilized for the benefit of the citizens in University City than they are now. Mayor Pro Tern ~a~ms said Mayor Majerus asked that the third l~alng of Bills 8128 and 8129 be po~quc~ed until the next meeting. He said sevex-ul citizens wisbad to c~ment on these bills, and it was n~cided they could do so now. Mrs. Elsie Glickert, 6712 Etzel, said all are aware that she ub~x~as any re- laxation of the truck parking ordinances. TnEks par~ed c~ tba street lower pAuperty values, she said, notir~ assessed valuatimls in the Third Wa~d have decr~-~ed. She suggest~__ doing a study on assessed valuati~ls of pkoperties north of Olive. She said the City and School District are tied to pAuperty values, so all should be cornerned. Also, violatic~m shown in the [~KYcce she gave the Council in Febp,~,'y still exist. In respelse to Mrs. T/~ec~, Mayor Pro Ten ~ said Bills 8128 and 8129 amend the o~ adopt~ in Febl~m~y by incorporating the original reDoe- mendations of the Plan Cu~dssion. Mr. Stepban Glickert, 7750 Blackberry, said making the truck ordinances less restrictive has not improved enforcement b~r~use tbare are still 13 viola- ticr~ existing ~1 a list be present~ in Febl~m~y. He said be felt betrayed because be worked to o-~,Lle the list but many of the violations have not wants to relax the ordinance further. Mr. Sdloceer said the violations noted by Mr. Glickert were dlecked, with nearly all cited and most still in court. Ma. Bette Bush, 200 Tanden, said as a real estate agent, she believes trucks