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<br />the City widen the narrow parts of the street with s-curbs. Mr. Wagner, representing <br />the Traffic Commission, asked the City Manager to provide a cost analysis of <br />selectively replacing the present curbs with the s-curbs. If The City Manager would <br />provide the footage & cost and the residents are willing to consider some cost <br />sharing. <br /> <br />Mr. Price asked the City Manager to check into Olive and Parkmoor Ave <br />intersection, as he felt the area confusing to drivers as to the direction they should <br />be traveling. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe, Jr. thanked Mr. Wagner for attending the Traffic Commission for him as <br />he was out of town. He said the commission has been talking about the hazardous <br />condition present on Northmoor Drive when cars park on both sides of the street. <br /> <br />Mr. Glickert confirmed that the area Mr. Price talked about is very confusing and the <br />Traffic Commission should take a look at it. He asked the City Manager of the status <br />on the oil recycling program with the restaurants of which Washington University is <br />also participating. Mr. Glickert addressed the City Attorney Mr. Mulligan, stating that <br />in the Municipal Code Book of University City on page 35, it states that the Municipal <br />Judge is to give a monthly report, ten days after the end of the month, to the Council <br />consisting of cases heard and tried during the given month. According to the <br />Muncipal Code, the information is to be given to the City Clerk and in checking with <br />the Clerk, he was informed that the report has never been received from the <br />Municipal Judge. Mr. Glickert felt this should be look at. <br /> <br />Mr. Crow also felt that the request for the study recognized that this may be one of <br />many solutions the City can provide for the neighbors on Northmoor. Because of the <br />many resident calls Mr. Crow received. he felt the City needed to re-evaluate its leaf <br />collection timing. Mr. Crow stated that suggestions were to go from three to two <br />collection, which would also be a cost saving move or to rotate the areas pick up <br />time from year to year. He also thanked the City for delinquent refuse trash program <br />and hoped the Council would receive continuous updates on revenues received. Mr. <br />Crow mentioned to all the members of the Community, of the upcoming Community <br />Engagement Process meetings concerning the City schools. <br /> <br />Ms. Ricci stated that she found the City’s web site to be difficult to maneuver <br />through. She directed the City Manager to look at the Webster Groves’ web site as <br />an example of a user friendly site. She also thanked the City Manager and the City <br />Clerk for getting the agenda to Council ten days before the Council meeting. <br /> <br />Mayor Adams asked if the Council would like to go into Executive Session dealing <br />with legal but felt the Council may have already received the information needed. <br />Ms. Ricci moved that the Council not go into Executive Session, seconded by Mr. <br />Glickert and was approved unanimously. <br /> <br />The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m. <br /> <br /> <br />Joyce Pumm, City Clerk <br />