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Sessic~ 1611, M~ Page 4 FebDmry 28, 1994 O starting up again about 11 p.m. She felt there m,-~t be another way of deal- ing with this problen besides fines, taking off ~e~aers to court, or residents having to sign a c~m~laint. Mayor Majerus said Ma. Law--~mce raised scrub in- terest/rig points in her letter to Council, and Council ~,-~t give th/s matter Ms. Ar~ McDade, 8365 A~d~_r, a~ed with Ma. ~ about the ben boxes, noting that police tell the offera~_~B to turn them down, but as soon as the police leave, the vobm~ is increased. Responding to Ma. McDade, Mayor Ma- jerus said it is not necessary to sign a c~m~laint in order for tba police to Ma. Vickie Young, 1351 Coolidge, said a city-owned tree in front of her house was dying, with large branches falling, and it should be cut down. Mayor Ma- jerus said tha City Forestem will ex~mdne the tree. Mayor Majerus said tba University City Board of Educatic~ passed a resolution at its last meeting in support of the City's piuposed bc~d issues that will be on tba April 5, 1994 ballot. Since the City is also advocating the School District's bond is~ae p~uposal, a resoluti~l of support has been prepared. Mr. Wagner moved aduptic~. Mr. Scho~ ~_~3ceraed_ tha motiota, which carried unaD~mcusly. The resolutic~ will beecraB part of the permanent minutes, and a copy will be sent to School Superintendent Lynn Beckwith. Mr. ~v moved that a proclamatic~ a~claring the week of February 28- March 8, 1994 as Boy Scout ~.'.~k in University City be saa~d to the agenda. Mr. Schooner then moved a3gproval. Mr. Adams ~roDa~__ed the motion, and all voted Aye. A copy of the proclamatic~ will be attad3ed to the permanent min- utes. Mr. Schocmer noted that Boy Scouts f~ Troop 102, Flyrun Park School, were present as part of their rec~em~nts for a citizenship merit badge. BII,I, FOR Ta~RD ~FADTNG Mr. Wagner said the Historic Preservatien ~ion has reluctantly asked that celsideratic~ of Bill No. 8156 be again post~3oned; an agreement has been reached but it was felt aaa~tional legal review was r-__cded. No one objected. BIT~ FOR SEOONDANDTHTRDR~ADINGS Mayor Majerus noted tba first five bills have to do with ~uup hcees, and a citizen was present who wished to ~a~ this subject. Ms. Joan Botwinick, 511 Westview, said she supported Oxford House in its ef- forts to allow more than 10 persons (eight residetree, two bauseparents) to live in a gruu~ hn~ without a special use permit. She a~ed with tba City