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I I SESSION 1317 MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY CITY COUNCIL October 25, 1982 At a regular meeting of the City Council of University City, held in the Assembly Room of the City Hall on Monday, October 25, 1982, Mayor Joseph W. Mooney presided and called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. In addition to the Mayor, the follow- ing members of the Council were present: Mr. Lawrence Lieberman Mr. Joseph L. Adams, Jr. Mrs. Cynthia Metcalfe Mr. Marvin B. Levy Mr, Paul E. Schoomer Mrs. Betty L. Thompson Also present were City Manager Frank Ollendorff and City Attorney Dennis F. Kay. MINUTES Mr. Schoomer moved that the minutes of October 11, 1982 be approved as received. Mr. Levy seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. OATH OF OFFICE Mr. Herbert J. Gralnick, 7437 Tulane, recently appointed to the Municipal Commission on Arts and Letters, was sworn in by the City Clerk. The Council congratulated Mr. Gralnick and the Mayor said the City very much appreciated his willingness to serve. ANNOUNCEMENT Mayor Mooney stated that Ms Sue Clancy, who was appointed to the Committee for Ac- cess and Local Origination Programming (CALOP) at the last Council meeting, had with- drawn her name. Therefore, Continental Cablevision will submit three new names to the Council, from which one will be chosen to serve on this committee. CITY MANAGER'S AGENDA PACKAGE BEER LICENSE - 6511 OLIVE BOULEVARD The City Manager said the application for the All in One Food Shop to sell beer by the package at 6511 Olive Boulevard met all requirements and was recommended for ap- proval. Adjacent property owners have been notified that the application was being considered. This matter was postponed several times for further consideration, since a petition which objected to the granting of this license was signed by a num- ber of neighborhood residents. Mr. Ralph T. Thomas, whose business address is 6509 Olive, asked to address the Council. Mr. Thomas urged the Council to approve the application. He said Mr. Ross, the owner, was an excellent businessman, and granting him a beer license would attract more people to the area, which also meant more taxes would be paid to the City. He said Mr. Ross kept the area around the store very neat.