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Session 1223, Minutes June 25, 1979 Page 2 CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE Mayor Mooney announced the names of seven citizens who have been selected as mem- bers of a Charter Review Committee. They are: Mr. Charles L. Blackmar Mr. ,I~-,C~an B. Kaufman Mrs. RalFk ?:.wser Mr. Go Don Culberson Ik-. !b%~h J. Wh~e Mr. Charles A. Werner Mayer Mooney said this committee has been asked to review the Charter of Ualv~rsity City and make recommendations as to any changes that should be made. M~zt~!~gs will be scheduled and the public will be invited so that they may have some in??t into this matter. A preliminary report will be made in September, and a fina( report has been requested by December 31, 1979. The Mayor said the Charter ha~ been updat- ed periodically in the 32 years of its existence. APPOINTfIENT TO MISSOURI MUNICIPAL LEAGUE CO}~ITTEE - JOSEPH L. ADAMS, J~.. Mayor Mooney announced that Councilman Adams has been appointed by Harold Dielmann, President of the Missouri Municipal League, to serve on the League's Standing Com- mittee on Urban Development. He has also been appointed as a member of the General Revenue Sharing Action Committee, which is responsible for directing the reenact- ment campaign in Missouri. Mayor Mooney noted how important it is to have people from University City as representatives to important committees, so that the City's point of view will be well represented. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS SETTING PUBLIC MEARING ON LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION - CICERO'S~ !NC. The City Manager said that the City has received an application for a license to sell all kinds of intoxicating liquor by the drink at retail by Mr. Shawn E. Jacobs, managing officer of Cicero's~ Inc., 6508-10 Delmar Blvd. Cicero's currently has a 3.2% beer license at this location. The application appears to meet the require- ments of the Municipal Code. Section 4-6 (5) of the Municipal Code requires that a public hearing be held, and it would be in order for the Council to set that hear- ing on July 16, 1979, at 8:00 P.M. Councilman Sabol so moved, seconded by Councilman Metcalfe and unanimously carried. CONSIDERATION OF BID FOR TRANSFER STATION IMPROVEMENT The City Manager said that the City has solicited bid proposals for the installa- tion of tensioned cables below the ramp of the transfer station in the Central Gar- age Complex with the following response: A. E. Feager, Inc. $ 4,470 The project is necessary to protect the side walls of the ramp against lateral shifting due to heavy loading on the ramp. Only two companies in the area special- ize in this work, and only one company submitted a bid. The administrative forces recommend that this bid be accepted.