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Session 587 MII'~TES OF THE UI']IVERSITY CITY CO~.ICIL January 18, 1960 At a regular session of the University City Council, held in the Asse~oly Room of the City Hall, on Monday, January 18, 1960, Mayor Uathan B. Kaufman presided and called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. In addition to the Mayor, the following merabers of the Council were present: Wm. A. Lahl~.~ann Bruce S. Stake Morie B. Sou!e Mildred Greeson Irl B. Baris Paul Tandler Also present were City 1,1anager Charles T. Henry, and John J. Morris, Assistant Director of Law. I. IIIPJTES i Councilman Baris called attention to page 10 of ti:e minutes of the Council meeting of January 11, 1960 (Subject: PUBLIC HEARING, BILL US. =~°~ . ~oo. .) and he moved that the minutes be amended to read, "Miss I,lollie Schlafman, 747 Yale, a graduate of University City High School, now attending Washington University." Motion seconded by Councilman S~ake and unanimously carried. Councilman Soule moved that the minutes of the Council meeting of January 11, 1960, be approved as amended; however, he stated he believes it would be helpful to the members of the Council if a concise statement of the reasoning of the various speakers could be furnished (in connection with matter of Bill No. 5788). Whereupon, Councilman Stake seconded the motion and suggested that if possible a complete transcript of the pro- ceedings of the public hearing held on January 11, 1960, be transmitted to members of the Council. It was so ordered by Mayor Kaufman, and the motion to approve the minutes of the Council meeting of January 11, 1960, as amended, was unanimously carried. C Ol.~t.'tU1 ri C, AT IONS: BILL NO. 5788 - DEFIi,III,~G AiID PROHIBITING DISCRII.IIi'IATORY PRACTICES IN PI~ICES OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIOI, I: Upon inquiry by Mayor Kaufman whether any cor~.unications had been re- ceived, the City Clerk replied affirmatively. The City Clerk suggested that due to the voluminous amount of mail received, pertaining to Bill ~!o 5708, in order to save time, copies be made by t~~e Clerk's office and transmitted to members of the Council. This was satisfactory to all members of the Council and it was so ordered by Iiayor Kaufman. APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - MRS. LEO ICRP~R: In connection with items on the regular agenda, the City Clerk read a communication dated January 15, 1960, from Mr. Harold C. Ackert, attorney representing Mrs· Leo Kramer, relative to application of Mrs~ Kramer for a Conditional Use Permit to conduct a nursing home at 712 Kingsland Avenue. (See page 3)