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CITY OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS NOTICE OF MEETINGS ~ 2021 Notice is hereby given that the City of University Heights Council Meetings for the Calendar Year 2021 are as follows: Council meets the first and third Mon. (except when Mon. is a legal holiday) of every month, except for the months of July and August, via Zoom at 7:00 PM. Special meetings may be called during the months of July and August, or any other time as noticed. January February March Mon., Jan. 4 Mon., February 1 Mon., March 1 Tues., Jan. 19 (due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day) Tues., Feb 16 (due to Presidents’ Day) Mon., March 15 April May June Mon., April 5 Mon., May 3 Mon., June 7 Mon., April 19 Wed., May 19 (due to Shavuot) Mon., June 21 July August September Due to Labor Day & NO REGULAR MEETINGS NO REGULAR MEETINGS Thurs., Sept. 9 Rosh Hashanah ON SUMMER RECESS ON SUMMER RECESS Thur., Sept. 23 Due to Sukkot October November December Mon., October 4 Mon., November 1 Mon., December 6 Mon., October 18 Mon., November 15 Mon., December 20 Planning Commission meets First Thursday of Each Month - if needed (Ord. 2017-27) at 7:00pm via Zoom Thurs., Jan. 7 Thurs., February 4 Thurs., March 4 Thurs., April 1 Thurs., May 6 Thurs., June 3 Thurs., July 1 Thurs., August 5 Thurs., September 3 Thurs., October 7 Thurs., November 4 Thurs., December 2 Board of Zoning Appeals meets the second Wednesday of each monthat 8:00am via Zoom. Wed., Jan. 13 Wed., February 10 Wed., March 10 Wed., April 14 Wed., May 12 Wed., June 9 Due to Wed., July 14 Wed., August 11 Wed., Sept. 15 Rosh Hashanah Wed., October 13 Wed., November 10 Wed., December 8 Architectural Review Board meets the day after the Board of Zoning Appeals each month at 8:00am via Zoom. Thurs., Jan. 14 Thurs., February 11 Thurs., March 11 Thurs., April 15 Thurs., May 13 Thurs., June 10 Due to Thurs., July 15 Thurs., August 12 Thurs., Sept. 23 Yom Kippur Due to Thurs., October 14 Thurs., November 18 Veterans Day Thurs., December 9 Records Retention meets the second Wednesday of the month at 4pm; every six months via Zoom Wed., March 10 Wed., Oct. 13 Civil Service Comm. meets second Tuesday of the Month - if needed (Ord. 2020-62) at 4:30pm via Zoom Tues., Jan. 12 Tues., February 9 Tues., March 9 Tues., April 13 Tues., May 11 Tues., June 8 Tues., July 13 Tues., August 10 Tues., September 14 Tues., October 12 Tues., November 9 Tues., December 14 Fair Housing Commission meets on Demand Official City Hall Holidays ~ City Hall Offices are Closed and Trash Pickup is Delayed One Business Day: (Police and Fire Departments Are Always Opened) New Year’s Day: Fri., Jan. 1 Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Mon., Jan. 18 Presidents’ Day: Mon., Feb 15 Memorial Day: Mon., May 31 Independence Day: Mon., July 5 Labor Day: Mon., Sept. 6 Veterans Day: Thurs., Nov. 11 Thanksgiving: Thurs., Nov. 25 Christmas: Fri., Dec. 24 Kelly M. Thomas, MMC, Clerk of Council .

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