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Session 1149, 11inutes December 20, 1976 Bill No. 7168 - continued Page 4 BE KNOW AS "SECTION 7-2. PERIiIT--APPLICATIO"f1--COIdTLi3TS; TO BE S1+TORN TO", BY AIIENDI14G SAID SECTION SO AS TO t?.LQIUIRE THE FILING OF PEPT-11T APPLICATIONS AT LEAST SIXTY (60) DAYS PRIOR TO THE COMENCE110T DATE OF ANY SOLICITATION ACTIV- ITIES, AND FURTHER AMEIMING SAID SECTION SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT EACH APPLICA- TIOi1 SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A TRUE COPY OF A CURB NTLY EFFECTIVE CHARITABLE SOLICITATION PEIMIT ISSUED BY THE ST. LOUIS COUNTY DEPART104T OF REVENUE, DIVISION OF LICENSES, EXCEPT FOR ORGANIZATION HAVING Aid ORGANIZATIONAL L DDPESS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF U14IVERSITY CITY AND PLANUIING TO COWDUCT THEIR SOLICITATION ACTIVITIES WHOLLY WITHIN THIS CITY; CONTAINING A SAVING CLAUSE AND PROVIDING A PENALTY." The bill was assigned number 7166 and given its first reading. Councilman Adams asked for clarification with regard to the term "except for organization having an organizational address within the corporate limits of University City..." --- as to whether they do, or do not, have to abide by the sixty day requirement; further, whether this applies to organizations which have pre- viously been approved for soliciting within University City. The Acting City Attorney explained that it has to do with the second part of the bill - the permit issued by the St. Louis County Department of Revenue - the exception has to do only with the requirement of a permit issued by St. Louis County and has no relationship to the sixty day part of it. BILL NO. 7169 - A11ENDING CHAPTER 21 11UNICIPAL CODE (SECTION 21-78) RELATING TO SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND STOPS: A bill was introduced by Couacilman Adams, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21 OF THE 1UNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF UNIVER- SITY CITY, RELATING TO ROTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, BY REPEALING SECTIO14 21-78 THEREOF, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE 1,10. 4986, EuACTED AUGUST 2, 1976, RELATING TO SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUIM STOPS, AND ENACTING 0 LIEU THEUI OF A 14EW SECTION TO BE KNOTJN AS "SECTION 21-78. SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND STOPS - DESIGNATED," BY AMND- ING SAID SECTION SO AS TO DELETE SCHOOL AND PLAYGROUND STOPS ON BLACKBERRY AVENUE AT GAY AVENUE, CANTON AVENUE AT LAUGHLIN AVENUE, ON JACKSON AVENUE AT SMFTESBURY AVENUE, O1,: LAUGHLIN AVENUE AT A POINT ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FEET:M21,T11 OF MILAN AVENUE, Oil WAYNE AVE14UE AT 11ENDELL DRIVE; C011TAI1dING A SAVING CLAUSE AND PROVIDING A PENALTY." The bill was assigned number 7169 and given its first reading. Councilman Glickert called attention to a recommendation in the Crawford study to place a stop sign at Canton and Hafner, and she said she doesn't see the logic in doing this. She pointed out that Hafner is a chained street and there is no intersection there; the children come down Laughlin and would cross Canton at Laughlin, not cross over to Hafner. Councilman Lieberman discussed this, and indicated that he agrees with the recommendation, but does not think there _ should be two stop signs thirty feet apart. Councilman Glickert said the point she is making is that Canton at Laughlin is an intersection and would make a valid stop point. Councilman Glickert referring to an amendment to delete an existing school and playground stop sign on Laughlin Avenue at a point 120 feet north of 11ilan Avenue, which is where the school exit gate is located, asked whether the school is going to rearrange that gate to accommodate this proposed stop sign at Noel. Councilman Lieberman said he doesn't think so, and added that he