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Session 868, ~finutes June 19, 1967 Page 10 Bill No. 6491, continued: Bill No. 6401 was given its third reading. At this juncture, ~. Oscar Glaessner, 735 Harvard Avenue, asked to be recognized, which request was granted. Questions raised by Mr. Glaessner were answered by City ~nager Henry who also briefly reviewed the back- ground history, and developed the proposal. The City iZmnager explained that the City gave the matter a great deal of publicity, and is very interested in doing what it can for the subdivision people and will be glad to discuss the matter further with Mr. Glaessner and show him the plans. Mr. Glaessner indicated he has seen several of the plans. As far as ingress and egress and maintenance of the streets, the City I~anager said this is something the administrative forces would be glad to talk over with the trustees of the subdivision. Councilman Woods moved that Bill No. 6401 be adopted as an ordinance. Motion seconded by Councilman Lieberman. Upon roll call, the following vote was recorded: AYES: Councilmen Lieberman, Woods, Bamburg, Epstein and Mayor Kaufman. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Councilman Grimm and Councilman Katzen. The motion therefore carried and Bill No. 6401 was adopted as Ordinance No. 4310. BILL NO. 6402 - ACCEPTING COMPLETED WORK OF IMPROVEMENT OF WESTVIEW FROM THE PE~2~IENT STREET CLOSURE TO ~{E SOUTH CITY LIMITS: Bill No. 6402 was given its second reading. Bill No. 6402 was given its third reading. Councilman Bamburg moved that Bill No. 6402 be adopted as an ordinance. Motion seconded by Councilman Lieberman. Upon roll call, the following vote was recorded: AYES: Councilmen Lieberman, Woods, Bamburg, Epstein and l~yor Kaufman. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Councilman Grimm and Council- man Katzen. The motion therefore carried and Bill No. 6402 was adopted as Ordinance No. 4311. BILL NO. 6403 (AS ~,~D~D) - PROHIBITING CERTAIN PRACTICES RELATING TO SALE OF REAL ESTATE - PATTErnED AFTER DETROIT ORDINANCE: ~.~yor Kaufman called attention to 12 amendments which have been recom- mended by Councilman Epstein and which have been set out in a memorandum from City Counselor ~iorris, dated June 19th. At this juncture, Council- man Lieberman said there are four additional amendments which have been discussed by some members of the Council and he would like to add these at this time prior to the other recommendations being approved. The four amendments are as follows: 1. In all places in this Bill wherein the term "sale'~ is used, it be followed by the words "rental~' or "lease" so as to include all sale, rental or lease. 2. In Section 3, fourth line, the words "doing business" should be added so that it will read (in part) "It may initiate complaints against any person, firm, partnership, association, or corporation doing business in the City of University City ...... 3. There should be provided in the heading of the Bill as well as in