2009-10-26 Regular Council Session

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Mr. Wagner said this ordinance meaning is that the restrictions from Asbury to the east will be dropped but will keep the restrictions on the west end of Forsyth, the south side. It will remove the current restriction which now creates a parking lane on the south side when Highway 40 opens. He said the understanding is the Public Works department will inform the rest of the south side that the opportunity is available to them to remove their parking lane if they come forward with a spokesman as did the north side of Forsyth and the west end of Forsyth. Roll Call Vote was: AYES: Mr. Price, Ms. Ricci, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Crow, Mr. Glickert, Mr. Sharpe and Mayor Adams NAYS: none Bill 9051 passed unanimously and became Ordinance 6796. K. NEW BUSINESS BILLS Introduced by Mr. Price 1. BILL 9052 – An ordinance amending Chapter 34 of the Municipal Code of the City of University City, Missouri, relating to zoning districts established pursuant to section 34-22 thereof, and enacting in lieu thereof a new official zoning map, thereby amending said map so as to change the classification of properties located within the city limits of University City at 547 North and South Road and 551 North and South Road from "LR" – limited residential district, to "LC" – limited commercial; containing a savings clause and providing a penalty RESOLUTIONS 2. Resolution 2009 – 22 Affirmative Action Mayor Adams called on Mr. Crow to introduce. It was seconded by Mr. Glickert. Ms. Ricci pointed out some typographic errors for correction. The resolution with corrections, passed unanimously. 3. Resolution 2009 – 23 FY 10 Budget Amendments #1 Mr. Price moved to accept the budget transfer resolution, seconded by Mr. Sharpe and was passed by a majority with one Nay vote from Ms. Ricci. L. CITIZEN COMMENTS Stefany Brot, 8145 Cornell Ct. Ms. Brot congratulated the Council on obtaining a grant to build a new fire station and to have the land on which it will be built, donated by Washington University. She reminded the Council that it is the government and the staff’s obligation to make sure that whatever is approved gets constructed according to the requirement. Ms. Brot encouraged doing research on the bidders and view the work they have completed better than what happened with some parts of City Hall’s renovation. This reminded her that the front door of City Hall looks positively awful since it was ruined in the renovation process and hoped that it would be corrected as this is the first view of our magnificent building.