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Session 1106 HIiPJTES OF Tile ~I.]IVEIISITY CITY COU~ICIL June 23, 1975 At a regular meeting of the University City Council held in the Assembly Room of the City ~11 on t~nday, June 23, 1975, ifayor Nathan B. Kaufman presided and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.H. In addition to the i~yor~ the following members of the Council were present: 1~. Lawrence Lieberman I~. Joseph Lee Adams, Jr. Ifr. ti. I~dley Grimm Hr. Charles A. iterner i~. Jason T. Weissenburger Y~s. Elsie Glickert Also present were City Hanager Charles T. Henry, and Iir. Gregory Sheehan, Jro~ Acting City Attorney. I~i-IUTES: On motion of Councilman Werner, seconded by Councilman Adams, and unanimously carried, the ~nutes of the meeting of the City Council held on June 9, 1975, were approved as received. On motion of Councilman Werner, seconded by Co~%cilman Ueissenburger, and unanimously carried, the ~nutes of the meeting of the City Council held on June 16, 1D75 were approved as received. (Several typographical errors pointed out by Councilman ~issenburger, will be corrected.) COiR~NICATI~S: PJECOI~£~NDATION - TP~FFIC COi-~fISSIOi~: Upon inquiry by llayor Kaufman whether any communications had been received, the City Clerk called attention to a letter received from the Traffic Com- mission, dated June 23, 1975, relative to a traffic problem on Gay Avenue south of Old Bonhon~ae. Copies will be transmitted to members of the Council. PUBLIC HEfdlING - APPLICATION FOR A CONDITIOi~AL USE PEI~ilT - YOUTH SERVICE: i,~ayor i~aufman opened a public hearing scheduled for this evening concerning an application for a Conditional Use Permit from the Youth Emergency Service to occupy an apartment building located at 6816 Uashington Avenue. The ser- vice would provide free emergency short term shelter care with parental per- mission for youths in a time of family crises. The matter was briefly re- viewed by City Hanager Ilenry who pointed out that the City Plan Commission has recommended approval of the Permit. Councilman Ueissenburger observed that the hearing had been scheduled with the proviso that it will not exceed 8:30 P.H. I~. Stanley Schechter, attorney representing YES, discussed the purposes of this not-for-profit corporation, and their function, and he explained how it is proposed to use the building, lie said that parking will be used for the staff on the premise site, but they have, in addition, received per- mission to use the parking facilities of Temple Shaare Emeth, should a need ever arise. It is planned to use the first floor of the building for office