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Session 588 MIbPJTES OF THE UNIVERSITY CITY COUNCIL January 25, 1960 At a regular session of the University City Council, held in the Assembly Room of the City Hall, on Monday~ January 25, 1960, Mayor IIathan B. Kaufman presided and called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. In addition to the Mayor, the following members of the Council were present: Wm. A. Lahrmann Bruce S. Stake Morie B. Soule Mildred Greeson Irl B. Baris Paul Tandler Also present were City Manager Charles T. Henry, and Marvin E. Boisseau~ Director of Law. MI~IUTES: On motion of Councilman Soule, seconded by Councilman Stake, and unanimously carried, the minutes of the Council meeting of January 15~ 1~o0, were approved. COI,2.iUHICATIONS: BILL HO. 5788 - DEFINING AI~D PROHIBITING DISCRII. ilNATORY PRACTICES IN PlaiCES OF PUBLIC ACCOPR~ODATIOI]: In response to inquiry by ~iayor Kau~.~an whether any cor_~unications had been received, the City Clerk stated that a number of letters were re- cently received with reference to Bill No. 5755~ now pending before the Council, copies of which had been transmitted to members of the Council. CITY I,U~AGER' S P~EPORTS: PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF MEYEF, ST~EET FROM OLIVE BOULEVARD TO NORTH LINE OF OLIVE STREET TERF~CE SUBDIVISION: t-Iayor Kaufman announced that a public hearing has been scheduled for 7:~ o clock P.M.~ pursuant to provisions of the City Charter~ with reference to proposed improvement of Meyer Street from Olive Boulevard to the north line of Olive Street Terrace Subdivision. Upon request of the I~ayor, the matter was reviewed by the City i,ianager. Mayor Kaufman inquired whether any member of the public desired to be heard on this subject, to which there was no response. The Mayor declared the public hearing concluded at 7:38 o'clock P.M. (See Page 8) CONSIDERATION OF APPLICLTION FOR LICENSE TO SELL 5% BEER AT RETAIL BY THE PACKAGE: The City Manager informed the Council that an application has been re- ceived for the sale of 5% beer at retail, by the package, from Mr. Harold Firestone, ovn~er of Firestone's Cash Market, 7200 Balson Avenue. Councilman Soule raised the question of the proximity of the establish- ment in question to schools and a park, and he asked what the limitation is. Upon inquiry by Mayor Kaufman whether Mr. Harold Firestone, or a representa-