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Session 1578, Minutes October 5, 1992 Page 7 unlikely to seriously consider an area with a lot of graffiti. Mayor Majerus said Mrs. Sharpe made sane excellent points, am she was asked to report any graffiti she sees to Mr. Ollerrlorff imnediately. Mr. Alex Feldman, 1233 Backer, thanked the City for incl\.1din:J holidays from all religious dencminations on its calerxlar. He recalled that at a meetin;J prior to budget discussions, he suggested allocatin;J additional :fI.lOOs for p0- lice patrols. Referrin;J to an earlier agerm. item about a screened storage yard, he said he wanted to see [)]):anan I S Realty maintained in the same way. Respon:ti.n:J to Mr. Price, Mr. Ollerrlorff it was not necessary for a citizen to sign a CCIllplaint for loud music; a police officer can hanile the matter. Mr. Price expressed disgust for in:lividuals who deface religious institutions and suggested declarin;J war on those with so little resPect for sacred buildin;Js. BIT J F: FOR SECOND AND 'IHIRD READINGS BILL NO. 8097 - AMENDING (lJAPI'ER 1 MUNICIPAL CODE REIATING 'IO GENERAL PROVI- sIONs BY ENACI'ING A NEW SECl'ION 'IO BE KNa'm' AS "SECl'ION 1-8.2. 0XJRl' CX>STS-- VICl'IMS OF IXMESTIC VIOIENCE. II SO AS 'IO ASSESS AN ADDITIONAL $1.00 PER CASE. Bill No. 8097 was given its secord readin:J. Bill No. 8097 was given its third read.in:J. Mr. Schocmar IOOVed that this bill be adopted as an ordinance. Mrs. Schuman seconded the notion. Upon roll call, the follOlNin;J vote was recorded: AYES: COUncilmernbers Price, Adams, Schuman, Sch<x:mer, 'Ihompson, am Mayor Majerus. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Councilmember Wagner. Bill No. 8097 becaIoo Ordinance No. 5885. Mayor Majerus noted that :fI.lOOs generated by this law will support the newly opened st. louis County Shelter for Battered Women and Children. BILL NO. 8098 - AMENDING (lJAPI'ER 1 MUNICIPAL CODE REIATING 'IO GENERAL PROVI- SIONS BY REPEALING SECl'ION 1-8 AND ENACI'ING IN LIEU 'lHEREX>F A NEW SECl'ION 'IO BE ~ AS "SECl'ION 1-8. GENERAL PENAUl'Y; CDNTINUING VIOIATIONS, II SO AS TO AI1.CM FOR A SUSPENDED SENI'ENCE OR FRJBATION. Bill No. 8098 was given its secorrl readin:J. Bill No. 8098 was given its third readin:J. Mr. Adams IOOVed that this bill be adopted as an ordinance. Mrs. Schuman sec- orded the notion. Upon roll call, the follOlNin;J vote was recorded: AYES: COUncilmeInbers Adams, Schuman, Schocmar, 'lhompson, Price, am Mayor Majerus. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Councilmember Wagner. Bill No. 8098 becaIoo Ordinance No. 5886. BILL NO. 8099 - AMENDING (lJAPI'ER 21 KJNICIPAL CODE REIATING 'IO K1IDR VEHICIES AND TRAFFIC BY REPEALING SECl'ION 21-107, AND ENACI'ING IN LIEU 'lHEREX>F A NEW SEcrION'IO BE KNCMN AS "SECl'ION 21-107.1. LiUVING WHILE INIOXICATED," SO AS 'IO a::MPLY WI'lH '!HE MISsaJRI STATE STA'IUl'ES. Bill No. 8099 was given its secord readin:J. Bill No. 8099 was given its third readin:J.