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working on general estimates for the cost per residence. I do not anticipate that this issue will appear on your March 23 agenda. Forsyth A separate but related issue is a request for permit parking on the first block of west of Big Bend , 7000 and 7100 block of Forsyth (north side). The Traffic Commission will be forwarding their recommendation to approve at your March 23 Council meeting. The issue of parking on Northmoor is related to safety and not parking availability and therefore the outcome of the Forsyth decision will not impact this discussion. However, the issue of future permit parking along Northmoor was addressed as well as the importance to protect Lourdes from any negative unintended impacts from permit restrictions. Subsequent to the meeting, City staff was able to Northmoor identify a number of student vehicles parked on and forwarded the information to Washington University. Because it is not illegal, there is no action that can be taken, but they did agree to make courtesy calls to the students. On Wednesday, March 18 from 2 to 3 PM at City Hall in the second floor conference Christopher “Kit” Bond room, United States Senator staffer, Lane Koch, will hold a special Listening Post Forum. Senator Bond holds these meetings to give “Missourians a chance to tell his staff what is on their minds and to ask important questions. Thousands of Missourians regularly use these meetings and my office to navigate the federal governmental maze.” School District’s The University City School District will present two forums on the planned reform efforts . Dr. Chauna Williams, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction, will give an update on the plans for education reform to restructure and redesign the District’s Pre-K-12 academic and instructional programs. The two forums will be held on Wednesday, March 11, 9:00-10:30 AM at Julia Goldstein EC, 737 Kingsland and again at 6:30-8:30 PM at McNair Administration Building, 8136 Groby Road. Performing Arts Department (PAD) The and the African American Studies Program, Haba Na Haba at Washington University in St. Louis, is bringing, an internationally known Kenyan performance group to St. Louis for a free, public performance on Friday, The March 20 at 8 p.m. in the 560 Music Center, 560 Trinity Ave., in University City. interactive performance, “Co-Existence,” is based on ethnic conflicts in the 2008 Kenyan elections. Haba Na Haba, based in Eastleigh Kenya, performs acrobatics, music, dance and drama to educate their communities and especially youth, on topics such as HIV/AIDS, drug abuse, reproductive health, women's issues and violence. For more information on Haba Na Haba 10 day residency at Washington University or the public performance contact (314) 935-5858 or PAD@artsci.wustl.edu Civic Series On Thursday, March 12 the final installment of the City’s will be held at 6:30 PM on the Fifth Floor of City Hall. Back by popular demand local attorney Mondi do’s and don’ts of conflicts of interest Ghasedi will present the . Understanding conflicts of interest will keep the integrity of our commission process. All boards, commissions and committee members are strongly encouraged to attend.