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Session 1675, Minutes August 19, 1996 Page 7 Mr. Schoomer moved to take this item from the table. Mr. Lieberman seconded, and all voted Aye. The applicant, Salim Hanna, 602 Westgate, said he was withdrawing his request for a liquor license. Mr. Lieberman asked Mr. Hanna if he was familiar with the conditions discussed at the Plan Commission meeting. Mr. Hanna said he would comply with all of them. Mr. Schoomer moved approval with all conditions. Mr. Munkel seconded, and all voted Aye. LIQUOR LICENSE - 602 WESTGATE As noted above, this item was withdrawn. SITE PLAN - 8124 DELMAR The City Manager said a site plan was submitted for a non-profit office and limited meeting hall use at 8124 Delmar, subject to the following conditions: 1. The total number of occupants in the building shall be limited to a total of no more than 24 persons at any time. The occupancy limit shall be increased to 30 if the applicant furnishes the city staff sat- isfactory evidence of a recorded perpetual access easement to the rear parking area from the proper- ty to the west of the applicant's site. The applicant agrees to allow city personnel access to the building at all reasonable hours in order to monitor the number of occupants present. 2. No outdoor functions or activities shall be permitted, except a sukkah shall be permitted to be erect- ed for the Sukkot festival if located on the west 10 feet of the rear parking area provided the area is reserved for such use and the rear parking stalls are located 10 feet from the east property line. 3. The applicant shall be permitted to use the premises for occasional daily worship services, but use of the premises for holiday or sabbath worship services shall be considered a synagogue use requir- ing a conditional use permit issued under the Zoning Code provisions for conditional uses. 4. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the applicant shall stripe the parking areas in accor- dance with Zoning Code standards. The applicant, Rabbi YosefLanda, 921 Gay Avenue, said he understood the limitations imposed based on available parking; however, he had several requests. Them was a possibility of obtaining an easement with access to the rear parking lot, and parking areas of neighboring office buildings may also be avail- able in the evening. Therefore, instead of a number, he asked that a ratio be used to allow more people if parking is available. He said his organization, Chabad-Lubavitch, is not a synagogue but provides Jewish education, outreach and social services. They do have educational meetings on Saturday mornings, but not on other days. He did not feel they should have to come back to get permission if they decide to have Sabbath services. Mr. Ollendorffsaid the restrictions imposed apply to the application as received; also, the easement has not yet been obtained. Mr. Schoomer felt Council should act on the information before them, and he