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Session 1106, ~nutes June 23, 1975 Page 17 Bills for Second Readin$, continued BILL i7Oo 7078 - Al-! OPdOINAi~CE AI,~ilOING ClhlPTER 21 (SECTION 21-78) SCHOOL Ai~D PLAYGROUi~D STOPS--DES!Gi!ATED: Bill No. 7078 - Deferred. BILL NO. 7079 - At~ ORDINal]CE ~NDING CihtPTER 21 (SECTIOU 21-82) STOP ~TERSECT~S~ Bill No. 7079 - Deferred. BILL NO. 7080 - Ai~ OP, DINAi~CE ~NDING C~APTER 21 (SECTIOi] 21-133) PAPerING PROHIBITED ON CERTAIN STREETS - DURING DESIGNATED HOURS: Bill No. 7080 - Deferred. BILLS FOR INTRODUCTION: ~one. P~ESIG~ATION OF CITY i. Ud~AGER Ct~dPJ~ES T. HENRY: i~yor tCaufman stated that while it does not come as a surprise, a com- munication has been received from City I~anager Charles T. Henry, submitting his resignation effective July 13, 1975, to take a position as City I[anager in Eugene~ Oregon. He said that although a reception has been scheduled in ~ro lIenryVs honor on Wednesday evening, June 25th, he nevertheless thinks it would be appropriate for the record to show appreciation for his out- standing service as City !~nager. The l~ayor added that he speaks for all members of the Council who may have served with ~r. Henry since 1958. The i~yor stated that the Council is deeply impressed with his integrity and with his commitment to duty. He said that Ifr. Henry has been innovative and has left a mark on the community, and the Council is sorry to see him go. Hayor Kaufman requested that l!r. Henry's letter be made a part of these ~nutes. City i~nager Henry thanked the l~ayor and members of the Council for their kind expressions and said he has enjoyed working with everyone here, the Council as well as the City staff. ALLEGED LIQUOR VIOLATION: l~yor Kaufman called attention to a report from ~ief Damos with regard to an alleged liquor violation which occurred in April, in University City. ~e l~ayor said that the Council did not receive a communication until June and he said he is somewhat concerned that new liquor licenses are issued the 1st of July and any violation notice, to be effective, must be issued before that date, assuming the issuance of a license would be approved by the Council. t~ suggested that Chief Damos be alerted that once they re- ceive a communication from the State Liquor Office it should be sent to the Council forthwith. There was general discussion. Councilman Adams moved that a hearing be scheduled for June 30, 1975, at 8:30 PotL I~tion was seconded by Councilman Grimm and unanimously carried.