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in existence since 2001 and was utilized in other school districts successfully. She said they now are recruiting volunteers to serve on the committee in the University City area. Chris Lhotak, 963 Gay Avenue, spoke as the U City resident representing the Juvenile Conference Committee for University City, of which he would serve as chair. Mr. Lhotak gave a brief history of his background and provided the requirement to be on the committee. The members must be at least twenty-one years of age, they would have a full background check and hours of training would be provided by the Family Court. Mr. Lhotak stated the committee meets to hear cases once a month and that it is very important to have volunteers representing the whole community. He said that the program is very meaningful and good for the community. Mr. Crow thanked the representatives from Family Court of St. Louis County and noted that Chris was a very dedicated person to chair the University City committee. Mr. Glickert agreed with Mr. Crow and said it seemed like a great program and all his questions were answered with their great response, but also asked why the family court waited so long to get to University City. Ms. Myers stated that the court moves into a number of areas at a time. The Court looks at the rate of delinquency in an area and makes their determination from that. 2. Liquor License Application Form for Council’s review. Mr. Walker stated that there were minor modifications made to the application form to ensure the identity of the applicant. The form has been approved by the City Attorney. 3. Liquor License for Dao Tien, 8600 Olive Boulevard for beer and wine with no Sunday sales. The staff recommended approval of the Liquor License for Dao Tien, 8600 Olive Boulevard for beer and wine with no Sunday sales. Mr. Price moved to approve the liquor license for Dao Tien, was seconded by Mr. Glickert and the motion carried unanimously. 4. Copier contract approving continuation with Copying Concepts that provided a savings of $4370.40. The staff recommended approval. Mr. Walker stated that staff had been very diligent in looking to find cost savings that could be achieved. Mr. Sharpe moved to approve the renewal of Copying Concepts copier contract and was seconded by Ms. Carr. Mr. Glickert asked how it would affect the legislative budget by continuation of the contract. Ms. Pumm stated that the copier service is city-wide and the Legislative department would save a little on a lower cost per copy made. The City as a whole would have more copiers and printers covered under this contract along with the dollar savings. The motion carried unanimously. 4