Blighting, Redevelopment Plan on City Council Agenda
The U City city council meets tonight at 6:30 p.m.
The City County of University City is slated to meet at 6:30 p.m. tonight at University City City Hall.
Items on the agenda include:
Appointments
- Ben Senturia is nominated to the Joint Redevelopment Implementation Committee.
- Ed Mass is nominated to the Parks’ Commission, replacing John
Sweeney - Kay Watts is nominated to Arts & Letters Commission, replacing Kim Chilton
- Joy Wade, Barbara Santoro and Barbara Romero are nominated to be reappointed to the Arts & Letters Commission
- Robert Wilcox and Rick Simoncelli are nominated to be reappointed to the CALOP Commission
Swearing In
- Cirri Moran was sworn in to the Plan Commission in the City Clerk’s office
Public Hearings
- Blighting Analysis and Redevelopment Plan for 8342 Delcrest Ave.
City Manager's Report
- Conditional Use Permit for 6635 Delmar – Christa Osborne with Enigma Tattoos and Body Piercing; tattoo parlor with associated piercing studio and retail sales in Core Commercial District.
- Liquor License of all kinds by the drink, including Sunday Sales for Nico Restaurant, 6525 Delmar
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Neville Rapp
4:00 pm on Monday, February 13, 2012
Please publish the agenda for the City Council meetings on Mon evenings
It was included in the Patch on Mondays before you took over
Neville Rapp
Maggie Rotermund
5:05 pm on Monday, February 13, 2012
This is the agenda for tonight's city council meeting. Are you asking that it be posted later in the day?
Joseph Lee Adams
6:17 pm on Monday, February 13, 2012
A 20% raise for one employee while other see there wages frozen. What are they thinking and it's not in the budget. Do we need another state audit?
Joe Adams
Cindy Thierry
9:27 am on Tuesday, February 14, 2012
One has to wonder why, but thankfully, the vote on Joyce Pumm's salary increase was postponed last night.
As to your point about another audit, here is a quote from the last audit.
“We recommend the City refrain from approving expenditures in excess of the budget and amend the budget when unforeseen revenues are received or unforeseen expenditures are incurred.”
A salary increase for Joyce doesn't seem to fit the auditor's recommendation.