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SESSION 1517 MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY CITY COUNCIL May 7, 1990 At a regular meeting of the City Council of University City held in the Assem- bly Roam of City Hall on Monday, May 7, 1990, Mayor Janet Majerus presided and called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. In addition to the Mayor, the fol- laving members of the Council were present: Mr. Byron R. Price Mr. Joseph L. Adams, Jr. Mr. Robert G. Wagner Mrs. Mary V. Schuman Mr. Paul E. Schomer Mrs. Betty L. Thompson Also present was City Manager Frank 011endorff. Mr. Wagner moved approval of the minutes of April 16, 1990 as submitted. Mr. Schoamer seconded the notion, which carried unanimously. APPOINTMENTS, REAPPOINTMENT Mr. Schomer moved that Mr. John Kerr, 6939 Pershing, be reappointed to the Municipal Commission on Arts and Letters for a term expiring January 2, 1994. Mrs. Thompson seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mayor Majerus moved the appointment of Mrs. Barbara Kelley-O'Neil, 7050 Per- shing, to the University City Committee for Access and Local Origination Pro- gramming for a term expiring September 9, 1993. Mrs. Schuman seconded the mo- tion, which carried unanimously. Mayor Majerus moved that Mrs. Elva K. Norman, 7407 Melrose, be appointed to the Municipal Commission on Arts and Letters for a term expiring January 2, 1994. Mr. Wagner seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. PUBLIC SCULPTURE PROJECTS - ARTS AND LETTERS COMMISSION Mr. John Kerr, president of the Municipal Commission on Arts and Letters, des- cribed the four public sculptures that are now on display in several areas of University City, called "Project for a City" by Colin Keefe; "Please Keep Wet" by Lori Carl; "American Dream by Dennis Smith; and "False Security" by Amy Nadler. Mr. Kerr introduced the artists who were present, Mr. Keefe and Mr. Nadler. Mayor Majerus thanked Mr. Kerr and the artists, noting that it was exciting each year to see and enjoy the new projects. She said an article about the (me sculptures will appear in the next issue of the U. City News. There was a round of applause.