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Session 868, Minutes Page 11 June 19, 1967 the body that this is an amendment to Chapter 2, Section 85 of the University City Municipal Code which, in effect, gives the Human Re- lations Commission its powers. 4o Under Section 1, subparagraph (d), the second line, the word ~under- gone" should be added after the word "has~' so the sentence will read (in part) "To make any representation to any prospective purchaser that any block, neighborhood, or area has undergone, will or might undergo a change ..... " Councilman Lieberman moved adoption of the amendmants. At the request of the }~yor~ the City Clerk read the list of amendments (contained in the memorandum of June 19th) as follows: 1. Strike the entire preamble. (This was considered to be surplusage) 2. Strike the words "NOW, ~{EREFOP~" from the beginning of the enacting paragraph. 3. On page 2 - strike subparagraphs (e) (f) (g) and (h). (These pro- visions are already covered in the zoning code.) 4. Strike paragraph (i) and enact a new (i) - "To refer to race, nationality or creed in offering property for sale~ rent, or lease". 5. Strike paragraph (k) and enact a new (k) reading as follows: "(k) To solicit for sale or listing for sale of real property, either by phone, through the mails or in person after the owner of such property has requested the solicitor or the company he repre- sents to cease soliciting him.'; 6. A new subparagraph at the end of Section 1, reading as follows: "To fail to inform prospective purchaser or renter that an Occupancy Permit is required by the City of University City before any occupan- cy takes effect.~' 7. Re-letter the subparagraphs in Section 1 to conform to the above changes. Strike Section 2 (b). (This is already in the code.) Add a new Section 2 (b) reading as follows: "It shall ascertain the names and addresses of all real estate brokers and real estate salesmen, acting as such within the City." Section 3 - Change second line by striking "It may sign complaints against any person': and substitute: "It may initiate complaints against any person". Continued, next page 10.