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Session 1315, Minutes Page 15 September 20, 1982 vacated. A public hearing was set for October 11, 1982. The Council was in agree- ment that this matter should move forward. CITIZEN COMMENTS Mr. Rubin Schlafman, 747 Yale, asked to address the Council. Mr. Schlafman called attention to an article in the Community News, which stated that senior citizens would be reimbursed for one roll (50) of refuse bags which they did not use during the year. He pointed out that there might be other very small families which did not use the number of bags allotted and thought perhaps they should be reimbursed, also. He said it might be advisable for the City to get an expression from those who use refuse bags as to how many bags they actually use. He also suggested that delivery of the bags be made every three months instead of every two months. 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE The City Manager requested that final approval be given to the City Council meeting schedule for next year so that it will be possible to complete the City calendar on time. He asked if there were comments or changes that should be made, since once the schedule was published, it became very difficult to inform the public of changes. January 3, 17, 31 July 11, 25 February 14, 28 August 22 March 21 September 19 April 11, 25 (Budget Presentation) October 10, 24 May 9, 23 November 7, 21 2, 16, 18* (Budget Study Meetings) December 5, 19 June 6, 20 *Wednesday There was brief discussion. Mr. Adams moved approval, with Mr. Levy seconding the motion. All voted Aye. REFUSE COLLECTION SERVICE SUPPLIES The City Manager said the City solicited bids for the supplying of lids, brackets, containers and other miscellaneous parts in regard to the City's refuse collection service. Only one bid was received, from Missouri Petroleum Products Co., in the amount of $13,846.10. Mr. Ollendorff recommended approval. Mr. Levy asked why there was only one bid. Mr. Ollendorff said this company was the sole supplier for EMCO products, which are the containers and parts used by University City. Other companies could have bid if they wished to fabricate the parts. Mr. Levy moved approval. Mr. Schoomer seconded the motion, which carried unani- mously. REQUEST FOR SOLICITATION PERMIT BY THE COALITION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT The City Manager said the Coalition for the Environment, 6267 Delmar Boulevard, submitted an application for permission to solicit contributions in University