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Session 1515, Minutes Page 2 ILApril 2, 1990 Site Plan - 8686 Barby Lane(#3) . Approval was recommended for a second-story addition to the haeme at 8686 Barby Lane with a reduction in the pitch of the roof and elimination of the dormers. The applicant agreed to these changes. Mr. Adams moved approval of the Consent Calendar, with Mr. Schoomer seconding the motion. All voted Aye. LIQUOR LICENSE - 1148 FERGUSON AVENUE The City Manager said the City Council denied a license to sell package bccr at 1148 Ferguson several months ago; the applicant has now applied for a li- cense to sell all types of intoxicating liquor by the package. Mr. 011endorff recommended denial, based on past Council policy of not approving the sale of package liquor in neighborhood stores. He said the applicant might wish to ask Council to review his beer license application this summer after neighbors have the opportunity to see how the operation is being conducted. Earlier complaints revolved around unsanitary premises and littering, and now, loiter- ing in front of the store has been reported. Mrs. 'Thompson asked the applicant, Mr. Amrik Shinger, 2510 Frances Avenue, why he was now applying for a full liquor license after Council did not approve a beer license for his store. Mr. Shinger said he only wanted a beer license, and did not realize his application was incorrect. Mr. Price noted that neighbors had complained of loiterers near the store, but Mr. Shinger said he had no knowledge that was going on. Mrs. Thompson commended Mr. Shinger for keeping his store and the nearby area clean, and suggested that he speak with the City Manager to clarify what he wanted. She then moved to table this matter until the next Council meeting. Mr. Price seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. SITE PLAN REVIEW - 628-630 NORTH AND SOUTH ROAD The City Manager said an application to increase indoor and outdoor space for the European Caffe, 630 North and South, was reviewed by staff, and denial was recommended since the proposed expansion would crowd the open pedestrian por- tion of the sidewalk and could lead to an overflow of parking into adjacent +< residential areas, which has caused citizen annoyance in other neighborhoods. However, if Council deems it advisable to approve the application, the follow- ing conditions should apply: 1. Limit the outdoor seating to a single row of tables along the east side of the sidewalk. 2. Limit the hours of operation to 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Mr. 011endorff said he has received several phone calls favoring the expan- sion, and a petition of support signed by adjacent residents and others will be given to Council later. He also noted that a liquor license has been ap- (me plied for and will be considered after this item; since conditions may not be placed on liquor licenses, if any are to be added they should be put on the site plan.