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Session 1565, Minutes March 16, 1992 Page 3 ArtJor Day in University City. A tree-plantinJ cerenDny will be held that day at 2: 15 p.m. in Northrocx:>r Park, am all are irwited to att.ern. PIarrc LICENSE - CASA '!his item was formerly on the COnsent Calenjar. Awroval was recx::mnerrled of a one-day picnic license to sell beer by the drink on March 22, 1992, at CASA for a function sponsored by the YES FOR saKX>IS Camnittee. All city require- ments have been met. Ms. Leslie Pack, 8114 Gannon, said the awlication should state that the c0m- mittee wishes to sell beer am wine. She also asked that the fee be waived, since the event is a funjraiser. Mrs. '!hampson llKlV'ed approval as requested, includil'g fee waiver. Mr. Price seconded the notion, which carried unanimJusly. Mr. SchOCll1er llKlV'ed to dlarge the order of the agerrla so that Item No. 4 was next, since so many in the audience were present for that disalSSion. Mr. Wagner seconded the notion, am all voted Aye. CDNDITICIUU. USE PERMIT - 8041 DEIMAR ActinJ city Manager Goldman said city Manager Ollendorff recxmnended denial of a plan for an assembly buildinJ intended currently to be lilnited to Pedes- trian-only religious services. He said the applicant should be offered all possible assistance in findinJ a site in the same part of University City suitable in size, location, grade, am other Iilysical attributes. '!he pro- POSed site is too small, has slopinJ terrain, am does not provide for legal- ly required parkinJ am necessary property line setbacks. If a decision is postponed in order to give the applicant an opporbmity to devise a more suitable plan, minimal conditions should include a canplete site plan with all easements, utilities, i..rrprovements, grades am stonn water runoff protec- tion; elevation drawinJ showinJ relationship to adjacent residences; detailed larrlscape plan; i.Imoodiate am potential future parkinJ plan; sewer relocation plan; mec:hani.cal equipoont placement; mi.ninum 20 foot side am 30 foot rear yards am protection of century oaks; solid fencinJ at side am rear yards with no opening for Pedestrian or vehicular acx::ess; acx::ess restricted to front door after 10 p.m.; prohibitinJ uses other than religious services am corYJre9ation activity; regular litter am landscape maintenance; no barbed wire; schedule for dennlition, construction am assurance of financial re- sources; lilnitinJ use pennit to the awlicant; no dlarge in buildinJ, grounds or use without City Council awroval. Mr. Stuart Zimbalist, 8124 Amherst, am Mr. Ikluglas Baron, 7704 Stanford, representinJ the YO\.lD3' Israel CO~tion, came forward. Mr. zimbalist said many in the audience are members who support the developnent of a new syna- gogue. He introduced RaJ:i:>i Jeffrey Bienenfeld. Mr. zimbalist asked Council to awrove the conditional use pennit for a new synagogue at 8041-8101 Delmar in accordance with the conditions recarnmenjed by the Plan Camnission at its February 25th meetinJ. He said the co~tion has been in University City for 38 years in a residential area that is rDN bordered with a camnercial de-