Maryland Heights residents can expect a price jump if they hope to reserve a room at the Maryland Heights Centre or a pavilion. City council voted to increase the prices of reservations Thursday.

Reservations for pavilions have increased $15 across the board, the bill indicates, except for nonprofit organizations. Nonprofits will continue to pay $20 to reserve a pavilion.

Residents will pay $40, up from $25, the bill indicates.

Most meeting rooms at the Maryland Heights Centre saw an increase of $25 per three-hour session. For instance, Meeting Room No. 1 will cost a resident $125 per three-hour session, up from $100.

The Centre’s auditorium/ballroom’s price also increased by $200 per six-hour session. Residents previously paid $1,000 per six hours. Now they will pay $1,200.

The Maryland Heights City Council also passed four other pieces of legislation Thursday night.

• A motion to recommend Industrial Soap Company as the preferred custodial supply vendor for 2012 under a State of Missouri contract
• A motion to approve a contract with W.W. Grainger, Inc. as the preferred maintenance supplies vendor for 2012 under a statewide contract
• An ordinance repealing Ordinance 2007-2942 and enacting a new conditional use permit in lieu thereof authorizing a sewage pressure control and pumping station at 15119 River Valley Dr.
• A proposed ordinance amending the Zoning Code to add cellular telephone stores as permitted uses in commercial districts and the “M-1” Office, Service and Light Manufacturing District

The next city council meeting is scheduled for Feb. 16