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Regular meeting <br />August 8, 2005 <br /> <br />As she saw it, we are removing a relic of a male dominated office and that will be a <br />significant and meaningful action, as it was probably never envisioned for the work force <br />of today. Ms. Brungardt was in favor of just removing the urinal. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe agreed with all of the comments and agrees with Mr. Ollendorff’s solution <br />and would vote to have it taken out and that indeed would solve the problem. <br /> <br />Mr. Wagner wanted to know that if the toilet put in is not public accessible does it need <br />to be handicapped accessible. The Building Commissioner says that the building code <br />states that if you do major construction then you should meet the code of making it ADA <br />accessible. As Building Commissioner he stated that he could grant a variance but it <br />really wouldn’t be in keeping of the intent of the law. <br /> <br />Ms. Brot reminded that a future mayor could be one in a wheelchair, so a change would <br />have to be made again, if the closet was still being used as a restroom. <br /> <br />Ms. Brot made a motion for approval, Mr. Sharpe seconded the motion. <br /> <br />The motion was approved, six to one, with one NAY vote from Mr. Wagner. <br /> <br /> <br />CITIZEN COMMENTS ON NON AGENDA ITEMS: <br /> <br />Alicia Clay, 6927 Corbitt, Phone Number (314-721-2062 or Cell Phone # 314-435-9115) <br />– She registered her two children in March for softball league, costing her $130.00, at <br />the Heman Center. She has talked to many people and was promised her money <br />refunded but has seen no results. Mark Whre, is the person in charge of University City <br />Sports Association. Mr. Ollendorff was going to check into it tomorrow as University <br />City does oversee their books from time to time. Mr. Ollendorff said that he could not <br />order them to do anything as they are a separate Not-For-Profit agency, but he can put <br />some pressure on them. <br /> <br />Ms. Brot asked Mr. Ollendorff to see why this softball team wasn’t really formed. Ms. <br />Brot felt bad that Ms. Clay wanted her children to participate and didn’t seem to be <br />consulted or given a reason in a timely matter. Ms. Brot asked Mr. Ollendorff to report <br />back to Council. <br /> <br />Ms. Colquitt stated that if we are overseeing their books to make sure they are doing <br />everything they are claiming to do, then it should be in the books that Ms. Clay paid <br />$130 for her children to play softball. Mr. Adams said that the Sports Association will <br />require a closer oversight on our part in the future. Ms. Colquitt agreed since they are <br />using the name of University City in their title. <br /> <br />Mae Etta Weston, 1595 Mendell Dr. – is concerned at the way some University City <br />Page 13 <br /> <br />