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SESSIC~ 1638 MINUTES OFTHEUNIVERSITYCTTYCOUNCIL April 10, 1995 At a regular meetingoftb~CityCouncil of UniversityCityheld in theCoun- cil chamber of City Hall on Monday, April 10, 1995, Mayor Janet Majeruspre- sided andcalledthemeetingtoorderat 7:30 p.m. In additiontotheMayor, the following members of theCouncilwerepresent: Mr. Joseph L. Adams, Jr. Mr. Robert G. Wagner Mrs. Mary V. Schuman Mrs. Betty L. Absent: Oouncilmember George R. Cotton, who was excused. Also present was City Manager Frank Ollendorff. Mr. Wagner moved approval of tb~ March 20, 1995, minutes as submitted. Mr. A~ms seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. OATHS OF OFFTCR. The following new appointees w~re given the oath of office by the City Clerk: Sheila Myers (Historic Preservation C~m,,~ssion); Sheldon L. Smith (t.~hrary Board); Jennifer Gross and Curtis L. Minor (Municipal C~mL.~ssion on Arts and Letters); William Gleiber (Traffic C~-~ission); and Ralph O. Bowser (Univer- sity City Redevelopment Authority). Mayor Majerus thanked_ the new members, noting that the Council depends great- ly on the reo~ier~___ations that cc~e f~-cm~ the boards and c~m~dssions. RFWORP FRE~ ~I~~ UN1-VFRSI~i~ RI~I~RI~Mk~ITATTV~, Mr. Michael Rodman, Washington University student representative to the City Council, said the University has a new chancellor, Dr. Mark Wrighton, who is exceptionally w~11 qualified and anxious to learn about the university and s~rrcunding co--ties. Mr. Rodman said this is his last meeting, as a new representative will be elected in a few days. He thanked Council for their help this year in his ~est to increase student safety. Mayor Majerus said Mr. Rodman has accomplished an enormous amount in a short time and will be greatly m~.~ed. Mr. Wagner thanked Mr. Rodman for his excellent work, wished him the best in the future, and asked him to cc~e back for a visit. Mrs. Schuman agreed Mr. Rodman h~ done a fine job, adding that the U. City Con- nection student group from Washington University was extremely active during the pre-election campaign aimed at passing Proposition R (expansion of recy- cling). Mrs. ~hompson also c~m~ended Mr. Rodman as having been an outstand- ing student representative for Washington University.