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Session 1710, Minutes 7 <br />November 3, 1997 <br /> <br />plans. <br /> <br />Mr. David Heyse, 7020 Cornell, the building director of the facility, said that he has <br />a drawing and all of the details of the building. He said that he would be glad to <br />wait until after the Public Hearing on November 24th, tO continue with his <br />presentation. <br /> <br />Responding to Mr. Wagner, Mr. Heyse said that the Church is affiliated with <br />Presbyterian Churches of America. <br /> <br />AGENDA NO. 6 - CONDITIONAL USE - 6900: <br /> <br />Mr. Ollendorff said that he agrees with the Plan Commission that approval is in <br />order for a restaurant including carry-out in a portion of the University City Square <br />complex as long as all conditions are accepted by the applicant. The operator shall <br />regularly police for litter in all areas surrounding the restaurant, provide trash <br />containers for patron use, provide adequate refuse disposal and install an odor <br />control exhaust system preventing odors beyond the restaurant property lines. <br /> <br />Mr. Munkel moved approval with conditions as set forth by the City Manager. Mr. <br />Sharpe seconded the motion. <br /> <br />Mr. Lieherman wished to point out that at the Plan Commission meeting where this <br />item was reviewed, the only items that were discussed were the conditions stated <br />by the City Manager and the fact that they would need thirteen parking spaces. <br />The Plan Commission approved it unanimously. <br /> <br />The all-aye motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />AGENDA NO. 7 - LIQUOR LICENSE - 1255 FERGUSON: <br /> <br />An application to sell liquor by the drink at a location formerly utilized for a <br />neighborhood bar has been received and reviewed. The technical requirements of <br />the ordinance have been met, however, the applicant has not yet demonstrated <br />ability to operate a restaurant at this location. Work is progressing on the interior <br />and is expected to be ready to open in the very near future. The City Council's <br />policy has been to observe a new restaurant for six months before granting a liquor <br />license. In residential neighborhoods, such as this one, the City Council has not <br />approved full liquor licerices in the past. The application is for a full liquor license <br />plus Sunday sales all of which includes package sales. <br /> <br /> <br />