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Mr. Crow introduced <br />2. BILL 9069 — An ordinance amending Chapter 9.20 of the University City Municipal <br />Code, relating to offenses by or against minors, by repealing Section 9.20.010 <br />thereof, relating to endangering the welfare of a child, and enacting in lieu thereof a <br />new section to be known as "Section 9.20.010 endangering the welfare of a child ", <br />thereby amending said section so as to incorporate changes in state law; containing <br />a savings clause and providing a penalty <br />Mr. Glickert introduced <br />3. BILL 9070 — An ordinance authorizing a ground lease by and between the City of <br />University City, Missouri and the Washington University for real property at or near <br />6601 Vernon Avenue, on which a fire station will be constructed and operated. <br />Mr. Crow introduced <br />4. BILL 9071 — An ordinance amending Chapter 10.36 of the University City Municipal <br />Code, relating to regulations for specific streets, by repealing section 10.36.090 thereof, <br />relating to stop intersections — vehicles to stop at certain intersections, and enacting in <br />lieu thereof a new section to be known as "Section 10.36.090 stop intersections — <br />vehicles to stop at certain intersections" thereby amending said section so as for traffic <br />on Braddock Avenue to stop at Laughlin Avenue and for traffic on Appleton Drive to <br />stop at Laughlin Avenue and traffic on Teasdale Avenue to stop at Gay Avenue; <br />containing a saving clause and providing a penalty. <br />RESOLUTIONS <br />L CITIZEN COMMENTS <br />Richard Chase, 6669 Kingsbury <br />Mr. Chase spoke on the long standing problem with noise from Washington University <br />students cutting through Ames Place from the Loop. Residents have met with <br />Washington University in the past to little avail. He complimented University City police <br />for their responsiveness but they could only break up parties not issue any citations, so <br />the problem continue. He complimented Mr. Wagner for converting the largest <br />apartment dwelling to graduate students only. Mr. Chase said it came to a head this <br />January when there were approximately 500 students at a party in a house on his block. <br />He credited Mr. Crow for implementing a process of meetings between Washington <br />University who also sent out letters to students advising them of the no tolerance policy. <br />Andrew Weisber, 6643 Kingsbury <br />Mr. Weisber represented Washington University students and noted the increased <br />hostile relationship between the students and University City police because of the zero <br />tolerance policy. He was requesting a mature and formal means for resolving this issue. <br />Mr. Weisber stated that the students did not blame the police but rather the zero <br />tolerance policy that tied the hands of the police to exercise proper discretion. He said <br />the students want to keep an open channel of discussion between the UCPD, the Wash <br />U students and other interested parties. Mr. Weisber asked the Council to approve a <br />temporary committee between all parties until a permanent committee could be formed. <br />Aaron Bodansky, 6643 Kingsbury <br />Mr. Bodansky wanted to share what he experienced. He noted that they were stopped <br />