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Session 1584, Minutes Page 2 JaDuary 25, 1993 ouantitv Total Vallen Safety Supply 0D. St. IouiS Cylinder and valve Scott Conversic~ Standard Pacepiece Sinai l Facepiece Ziamatic ~rackets 13 5 11 5 5 $6,407.50 Orr Safety Equipment Sameasabove 6,822.37 Mr. Price r~Dved approval and Mr. Wagner seoo~_~ tba motion. All voted Aye. F~SONNEL REPORT The Personnel report for tba week ending January 23, 1993, was received and ordered filed. Ms. Michelle Brodsky, Washington University student lja]~Dn to the City Coun- cil, reported on future Assembly Series--Helen Ibomas, UPI Bureau Chief: Wil- lie J. Wilson, Professor of Sociology; and ~eatrice m~ry, ccmedienne. ~ne Kodo ~ and Shakespearean actor Brian Bedford will be at Edison Theater. M -MAYORPROT~M Mayor Pro Ten Adams c~mu~ented en a proposed ~Lucery store to be located in Ladue next to its border with University City. He said it was ironic that the "Cities for Growth" ~rDup say they must ~ep all their local sales tax in order to pay extra expenses connected with the roads and trucks servicing their shopping centers, but now Ladue has agree?~_ to this lar~je new store only if the truc~s come to the store through University City and not Ladue. Since the cost of maintaining the roads to this location will fall on University City, Ladue should turn over the tax revenue to University City or the sales tax pool, he said. Mrs. Thc~L~son a~L~ed, ~g if Iadue does not want the traffic, then University City should get the store along with the traffic. Ma. Mary Ann Shaw, 7233 Kings~, read a statement thanking the Mayor, City Council and City Manager Ollendorff for the lovely framed proclamations writ- Hopper, and Ms. Jane Schaefer for their dedicated work in U. City in Bloom. She than~d the many volunteers who have worked with this group, especially Susan White, and city employees, with special thanks to Norma Bonham and Ewald Wittier. She said the working relationship between the Park Department and U. City in Bloc~ has been vexy cooperative, as well as that with other departments. Ms. Shaw's statement will be attached to the permanent minutes. Mr. John Lamb, 8762 ~rby Tare, strenuously objected to relaxing truck park- ing laws in University City and su~ the q.m]ity of life would suffer if changes in these laws are approved.