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Sessic~l 1503, Minutes September 18, 1989 Page4 Plus O~,lt~lnications Shade Wilson & Son (minority owned) Wilkes Direct Press $12,535.00 $ 8.00 12~568.00 7.50 12,672.00 15.00 12,736.00 9.00 14,375.75 3.00 15,325.00 ~ 10.00 15,960.00 7.00 17,700.00 17.00 It was r~o~t,~nded that the bid of $8,200 f~% Western Press be accepted. Mr. Schoc~er moved adoption of the Consent Calendar. Mr. Price seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. CONDA'r£ONALUSE F~a~IIT- 8202-04 DELMAR BCUIEVARD ~ne city Manager concurred in the Plan Ccttul~ssion rec~u,~ndation that the p~u~erty at 8202-04 Delmar be approved for ~se as a synagogue, subject to the following conditions: 1. A permit is ~a~nted to Agudas Israel of St. Louis, an orthodox Jewish or- ganization, and if the applicant discontinues as the sole user of the con- ditional use, the permit is null and void. 2. Rlae permit is ~nted for the. use of the space as shown on the drawing dated 8/10/89 prepared by Alvah M. Levine, P.C. Any enlargement or addi- tions to the space must be reviewed by the plan C~u~,ission and approved by the City Council before such enlargement or addition takes place. 3. An architectural element of non-combustible material shall be constructed on the roof to screen the rooftop mechanical equipment, and the storefront of 8202 Delmar shall have the door replaced with plate glass and store front material matching the balance of the storefront with appropriate wil~dow covering such as vertical blinds or other c~mnercial window cover- ing installed in the entire storefront. The design and materials shall be subject to the review and approval of the Director of Planning and the work shall be c~,~leted on or before September 15, 1990. 4. None of the basement space in the building sb~ll be used for a retail Mr. Wagner moved approval of the conditional use permit, including all condi- tiol%s. Mrs. Schuman seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. PROP~i'f SAT~ SOLICi~TION The City Manager said the Real Estate Board of Met~upolitan St. IDuis requests that the Council delete f£~ the University City Municipal Code the prohibi- ti°n against real estate solicitation in any form. He noted that this law was enacted many years ago when the Council found that a number of intolerable practices, such ,as blockbusting, racial steering, a~d redlining were going on. He said the Real Estate Board claims that none of these practices have been used in recent years, and it was no longer necessary for University city to have this regulation in effect. They want the same rights to solicit as other