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<br />they can have people come where the police can have seminars for more <br />citizen participation. <br /> <br /> Brighton promoting crime prevention and awareness meeting/police focus <br /> <br />group and police academy <br />Mr. Price stated that it was requested that the City Manager meet with Brighton <br />and bring information to Council regarding crime prevention and awareness. <br />Mr. Price stated that the City Manager did give the information on a range of <br />costs involved and good advice on terminology that the City could use, but it <br />was not detailed. Mr. Price requested the City Manager meet with Brighton <br />again and gets more detailed information. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe said that Mr. Price worked with the President of the School Board <br />with the idea of saying these are the various schools that individuals can be <br />invited to come for crime prevention meetings. Mr. Sharpe said they are <br />suggesting that they have these meetings with the help of the President of the <br />School Board and that designated schools are open at certain times, but those <br />times have not been designated yet. <br /> <br />Mr. Glickert asked if Council brought Brighton into this scenario to assist in <br />preventive measures, should they direct the City Manager to engage the <br />school district as well, since Mr. Sharpe said the meeting points would be in the <br />schools. He said he did not want anyone to think that the City could solely do <br />this on their own without the full support of the school district and their <br />commitment to a building and with Brighton regarding financials. <br /> <br />Mr. Price said he received the commitment for the usage of the schools. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr wanted to clarify if Mr. Glickert was confused about the two issues <br />because one was the satellite meeting and Brighton would be figuring out how <br />to do the outreach and the other meeting, the City could manage on their own. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe stated that if by chance the figure that Brighton presented was <br />overwhelming then there was a possibility that things can be implemented <br />within the City as far as getting information out. He and Mr. Price suggested <br />Brighton because they are the informational arms of the City. <br /> <br />M. UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br /> <br />BILLS <br />1. BILL 9168 <br />– An ordinance amending Chapter 8.24, nuisances, of the Municipal Code of <br />University City by enacting new definitions, by repealing Sections 8.24.260, and <br />8.24.270, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Section 8.24.260, providing for the <br />declaration prosecution, and abatement of criminal nuisances. <br /> <br />Mr. Price moved for approval to amend as noted in the red line version of the bill, was <br />seconded by Mr. Sharpe and carried unanimously. <br />(The redlined portion removed after the first reading was: E5(c) was completely <br />eliminated and E5(d) removed words any and variances) <br /> <br />12 <br /> <br /> <br />