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Sessim 1609, M~ Page 7 Jar~,~vy 24, 1994 Mr. Adams said he favored the five-issue bill, but that all the issues are extk~ely important and very much ~ in the c~am~x~ity as tha City moves tow~ the 21st cer~Dary and its 100th anniversary in 2006. He also poinale~. out that interest rates are very low right now and it is a great opportunity to do rz---~a work in the cu,.~-rnity at a vexy low cost. Mr. Price agreea~_ with Mr. Adsms regarding int~e_mest rates, add~ that he has been working toward this mceent for eight years and now the citizens have a golden ub~ortunity to pAceare University City for a vibrant future. NAYS: Councilmembers Sdluman, Schonm~r, ~uL~eC~, Price, Palms, and Mayor Majerus. The motion failed by a vote of five to two. BILL NO. 8161 - C~T.LTNG A BC~D N~JA'AC~ IN U~'V~SITY CI'AY C~ THE Q~Eb"flON OF WtAEIT~R ~D E G~ ORLTC~ON B~; E~SI~ 'liME OF HOLDING k~RC- IIO~; AUTPE~IZING AND DIREclING THE Ci'IY CL[]~K TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID RIRC- Bill NO. 8161 was given its seccra reading. Bill No. 8161 was given its third reading. Mr. ~a~ms moved that this bill he adopted as an ordinance. Mr. Schoomer sec- onded the motion and urUed Council to unanimously approve the bill, with all ready to do their utm~Dst to bring about p~cage of all the n~lres on the ballot. On roll call, tha following vote was recorded: AYES: Councilmen- bers S~h~men, Schocmer, ~A~ec~, Price, ~a~ms, Wagner, and Mayor Majerus. NAYS: Nc~e. Bill No. 8161 became Ordinance No. 5945. BILT.~ F~ ]WTRO[~CrlC~ BILL HO. 8162 - CATLTNG AN k~Jl'lC~ IN elvlvf crlY ON THE QUESTION OF WHEI~ER TO AMenD THE c/'ln{'S CX{~KA~R IN CSE~R TO OCNBi~M THE PROVISIONS THERE- IN SEITING FU~I~ ~E MAIC~%ITY OF V(YfES REQUIRED PC~ PASSAGE OF BOND ~RCl'IONS TO THE MAIORTfY REQOIRED BY THE OO~b"rA'lt~IIoN OR ANY S~ATUTE OF THE STATE OF DIREClANG THE cl'f~ CLERK TO GIVE NOI~CE OF SAID R~RU.'ioN. A bill was introduced by Councilmsmber Price, entitled: The bill was assigned No. 8162 and given its fiA~L reading. BILL HO. 8163 - AMBXqDING CX{A~A~ 25 E~3NICIPAL COEE RN~ATING TO REA'E AND P~SIONS BY REF]iAT,TNG SECA'AON 25-21, AND B2~AuA'AM3 IN T.T~3 ~}~EREOF A NEW SEC- TION TO BE KN(M AS "SECA'AON 25-21. REA'IFaM~NT ~]~Z~'A'IS-GENERAILY; SCX~E[X/LE,"