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Session 1503, Minutes Page 9 September 18, 1989 Mr. Schocmer moved approval of tb~ site plan as amended. Mrs. Schuman second- ed the motion, which carried unanimbusly. 8600 OI~IVE B~JLEVARD ~ City Manager said Mr. Patrick jx~14, operator of Nuz-Pudz, 8600 Olive, has requested a license to sell beer for consumption on ~dle premises by food cus- turners. There will be no beer carry-out or delivecy. He said the application is in order and the business has been operating with no problems, so Council may act as it dee~s appropriate. Mr. Price moved approval with the restriction that beer delivery and carry-out will not be permitted. Mrs. RT,~,~son seconded the motion. Mr. Schoomer asked if it would not be more appropriate to attach the above re- striction to the site plan. Mr. Ollendorff said the ban on delivery can be attached to the license, but the ban on carry-out is legal only if attached to the site plan. Mrs. Schuman said she was opposed to the sale of beer on the premises or in any other way because it was primarily a delivery and carry-out business which has only four e~_hles. She felt approval would set a precedent for every small sandwich shop to do the same thing, which would be undesirable. Mr. Wagner shared Mrs. Schu~man's concerns, and said it would not significantly benefit this business unless there is a drastic change such as an expansion. Mr. O1- ler~_~orff said he would check to see if the site plan permitted an expansion. Mrs. Schuman recalled that an earlier amendment permitting an outdoor patio was approved, but it was never built. Mr. Wagner moved to ~ahle this matter until more information is forthcoming regarding the site plan restrictiors on expansion. Mrs. Schuman seconded the motion. All voted Aye except Mayor Majerus and Mr. Schoomer, who voted Nay. The Mayor asked that Council consider this matter at the next meeting. USE ~ - 6610 DELMAR · he City Manager said the Medicare-Glaser store at 6610 Delmar has requested that their conditional use permit be amended to allow them to stay open until midnight instead of 10 p.m., and to open at 7 a.m. instead of 8 a.m. He be- lieved that Council's concern was about the sale of alcoholic beverages ~arly and late in the day. He said there were several choices--deny any change; ac- ce~t _Me~_ icare-Glaser's request; or accept the ~ed hours, but not allow the sale of alcoholic beverages during the extended hours. He rec~m~_nded ap- proval of the longer hours. Mr. ~a~s ~oved approval for discussion purposes. Mrs. Tho1~son seconded the motion. Mr. ~rl~ms did not object to extending the hours, but did not want ii- liquor sold later in the evening. He also asked that the changes suggested by the Special Benefit Tax District be incorporated in the approval, especially the removal of paper window signs. He then moved to amend his motion to allow the requese~ extended hours, but with no liquor sales after 10 p.m. or before 9 a.m., and including the changes ~ed by the Special Benefit Tax