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I 1 Session 1526, Minutes Page 5 Arw August 13, 1990 if he had to rent another space to hold services. Responding to Mr. Price Rev. Buckner said the only outside work not finished is the exterior painting and landscaping; he was not aware of any requirements for inside work. 1 Mayor Majerus reminded Council of the lengthy period this matter has been un- der consideration and of the several extensions granted the church, with few results. She suggested the permit should not be granted until all the work is done to the City's satisfaction and the required conditions are met. Mr. Price asked that the staff look at the church to see what's been done, and I` then Rev. Buckner will have a clearer picture of what he still needs to do. He said his vote to deny is not a reflection on the churdi's right to exist, but he agreed that a permit should not be issued until the work is done. All voted Aye in favor of denial of the conditional use permit. I Mayor Majerus encouraged Rev. Buckner to get the work done as quickly as pos- sible, adding that all want to see the building brought up to City codes. SITE PLAN REVIEW - 7930 OLIVE MU EVARD The City Manager said approval was reoa. ended for the Chinese food catering business at 7930 Olive Boulevard to add restaurant service, subject to the following conditions: 1. A detailed landscaping plan shall be provided to the Director of Planning for his review and approval. Landscaping shall be installed and main- tained in accordance with the approved plan. 2. All signs on the premises shall conform with the University city Sign Code. 3. The carry-out window shall be removed from the east side of the building and no drive-through service shall be provided on the site. Carry-out service shall not became a dominant portion of the business without the approval of the City Plan Commission and the City Council under a Condi- tional Use Permit. t Mr. 011endor-ff said his understanding was that the applicant has agreed to comply with the above conditions. Mr. Adams noted that the applicant intends to apply for a liquor license, and he asked Council to consider whether the present business would fall under the policy of asking new restaurants to operate successfully for six months before f receiving a liquor license. Mr. Adage felt the present business was not the equivalent of a restaurant operation, even though it doesdispense food. Mr. Schooner moved approval including all conditions. Mr. Wagner seconded the notion, which carried unanimously. 1 LIQUOR LICENSE - 8440 DELMAR BOULEVARD ILThe City Manager said Mai Lee, a Vietnamese restaurant at 8440 Delmar, has re- quested a license to sell beer and wine by the drink. The restaurant has been t t