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Session 1514, Minutes Page 10 March 12, 1990 SITY REIATI G TO MOOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC BY REFEAUNG SECTION 21-119 RELAT- ING TO PROHIBITED PARKING IN CERTAIN SPECIFIC PLACES, AND ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF A NEW SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS "SECTION 21-119. PARKING PROHIBITED IN SPECIFIED PLACES; EXCEPTIONS," RELATING TO THE SAME SUBJECT AND PROHIBITING PARKING IN FRONT OF A PRIVATE OR PUBLIC DRIVEWAY; PROVIDING A PENALTY AND CON- TAINING A SAVING CLAUSE." The bill was assigned No. 7956 and given its first reading. OOUNCIINEMEER COMMENTS Mr. Price was concerned about graffiti which recently appeared on a building on Olive. He felt that if graffiti is not removed quickly, it may serve as an invitation to others to do the same thing on other buildings. Mr. 011endorff said the City would do whatever it could to try to get the graffiti removed quickly. Following discussion, it was decided that building owners would be given about five working days to have graffiti removed, however, the City Man- ager could use his discretion in individual cases. Mr. Adams agreed with Mr. Price's comments, adding that no graffiti is seen in the Washington, D.C. metro, because it is removed immediately. Mr. Adams said a state meeting on waste management is to be held in Jefferson City April 4-5, 1990 and he asked the City Clerk to distribute copies of the announcement to Council. Mayor Majerus announced that the White House in Washington, D. C. has named University City resident Mts. Julia Goldstein as the 89th daily point of light in President George Bush's 1,000 points of light program. Mrs. Goldstein started a very successful program three years ago in which senior citizens tutor elementary school children in reading. ADJOURNMENT f Mayor Majerus adjourned the meeting at 9:13 p.m. Q Dolores A. Miller City Clerk (me