HomeMy Public PortalAbout19800407 OLD COUNCIL ' Regular Council Meeting, April 7, 1980.
'° l TMayor Hartsfield presided. i;
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`Prayer was offered by Rev. Larry Gallamore, Associate Minister
} First United Methodist Church
'Councilmen present : Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon , Hequembourg, :
Kliegel , Prenger, Rackers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen absent : Robinson , absent with leave.
A quorum was declared present. 1
A Public Hearing was held on a request from Jack Jordan to rezone
., 1!16. 22 acres from RS (single family) to RD (Duplex) , 19. 56 acres from Public
' RS-2 to RA (multiple dwelling) , and 31. 3 acres from RS-2 to C-2 Hearing
(neighborhood commercial) , all in Jordan Towne Subdivision.
No one appeared for the hearing.
;'The following bids were opened for work on Eastland Drive, north Opening
#;from existing Eastland Drive to East McCarty Street : of Bids ,
;j J.C. Industries $ 198, 973.40 Eastland
Roy A. Scheperl.e Construction Ca, Inc. 212 , 484 .60 Drive
Willard Stockman Construction Co., Inc. 203 , 232. 50
The bids were turned over to Mike Bates for consideration , and to
report back later in the meeting.
Later in the meeting Mr. Bates reported he would recommend
( acceptance of the bid of J.C. Industries, in the amount of
1 $198, 973. 49.
;I Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the low bid - that of J. C.
Industries , in the amount of $198, 973. 49, be accepted for the
Eastland Drive project. Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton
{and passed.
The following items were then presented on the Convent Agenda: Consent
IThe Minutes of the Council Meetings of March 17th, 24th and 31st , Agenda
iIwore approved as received.
;The following Minutes of the Memorial. Airport Commission were
1roceivod :
;I "The meeting of the Jefferson City Airport Commission was called to
!order at 12 :40 p.in. by Chairman John B. Randolph. Commission mem-
!hers present wore Mrs. Karen Garner, Mosurs. Tony Munzell , Mike
''Bates, Bill Ferguson, Bryan Pope and alternate Martin l3roso. Other
present were Erie Taylor, Bob Watson , KLI K Radio , Bill, Ward , New
Jeff City Flying Service and Linda Little.
11 The motion to approve the minutes of the February Commission Airport
(Meeting was made by Mr. Ferguson, seconded by Mr. Munzell and Commission
£(unanimously carried. Minutes
During a brief discussion Mr. Randolph h ex lained that the
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' larger items on the financial statement were urea for snow and ice
! removal , $5,965. 00 for the terminal building roofing and .$8, 837. 84 ;
! for the purchase of the new four-wheel drive pickup. Mr. Munzell
made the motion to approve the financial statement ; Dr . Pope made
the second and the motion carried unanimously.
L Mr. Taylor reported to the Commission that during the last two
snows (one snow the other a mixture of ice and snow) we used our
own equipment and men. Mr. Taylor stated that the men started at
H1 : 30 and the first plane took off at 8: 45 and was followed by four
five planes with the next hour. We have had exceptionally good ',
luck so far, however this is not the proper equipment to plow a l.ot .
Hof heavy snow. We used both the truck and the tractor eighteen
hours before we wore the blades down and had to have them replaced. ,`
' We have estimated it would have cost $936. 00 for Mr. Schneiders Consent
! grader and the cost of the new blade tip on the truck was $61. 50; 'Agenda
for the backhoe it would have been approximately $675. 00 and we
! estimate the cost of the new tip on the tractor bucket at $95. 00.
0e estimates do not cover our cost of gas and we are only getting ,
about 3 miles per gallon when moving snow, however in the long run
! it was still less costly. Another good thing about using our own
equipment is the fact we can get into operation as soon as the snow Airport
is on the ground. We have a weather radio and as soon as we know 'Cbmmissio
anything we can contact our men and begin removal operations as ;'Minutes
early as four or five in the morning. If we get snow with ice on
top of it we will then need help to move it and the blower to removes:
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Consent the snow from the lights. Mr. Bates told the Commission that the
Agenda Central Maintenance orders a lot of snow blade sand if they can
order the right type for us they would be happy to do so. Perhaps
we could get a good price on them. Mr. Randolph stated that when
the Budget and Finance Committee was going over our budget for the
year Mr. Bates had the idea we needed a good dump truck with a blade
and should consider it for next years budget. Mr. Ferguson 41
questioned the cost involved for a truck of this type. Mr. Bates
Airport said we were possibly talking in the neighborhood of $15, 000 to
Commission 416,000. 00. Mr. Bates says he would still recommend this truck for
Mintues 'the next years budget.
Mr. Taylor reported on the FAA Joint Planning Meeting with
!Mr. Randolph, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Drainer, ATCT Chief and FAA officials.
IMr. Taylor stated they went over the plans for the next 5 and 10
year programs, noting that the first thing we did was to ask about
!Federal Funds for the go ahead on the runway extension. The answer {{3
;was no--there are no more ADAP funds at least not until the first of
September when they go back into the fund if they haven ' t been used.;i
IMr. Taylor told the Commission that only one airport in the four
(state region received any funding and this was an old WW II airport
Lawrence, Kansas which was in bad need of repairs. Something
which was of great interest to us was the total operations for the
,j Calendar Year (CY) 79. For Jefferson City--66,299, for Columbia--
55,601 ; this count gives us 10,698 more operations than Columbia
',Iliad and yet they get all the funds for needed equipment , etc.
II Upon completion of the ILS after the runway extension the FAA
llintends to put DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) on the VOR at a
,cost of $60, 300. 00 with no monies being invested by us (all Federal
! Funds) . We asked them to put it on the localizer but they told us
Consent ' it would go on the VOR as after the glide slope is completed it
Agendalwould not be needed on the localizer. Also, if funds are available
,they will put some wind cones on the airport. In the plans are
( taxiways, lighting ramps. We need the ramp badly as some days we
have so many planes we are parking them in the field and upon
completion of the glide slope we will lose the ramp by the North
liangars.
11I The question was raised on the status of the engineering for
the runway extension and if we should go ahead and proceed with
this phase. After a lengthy discussion pointing out the necessity
jot' making decisions about the choice or paving materials (asphalt
versus concrete) it was thought the plans and specifications could
.lbe done now and when the funds are available it would be a matter
of getting to work. Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Munzoll asked for a cost
Airportilfigure involved for the engineering. The cost for this phase is
Commissionlapproximately $40, 000 to $42, 000. 00. Dr. Pope stated that the I'
Minutesloconomical situation is not going to go on forever and that we do
plan to extend the runway it will just take a little longer. Mr.
Bates and Mr. 13rose discussed the use of post tensioning (this is
!strands of metal/iron stretched through the slab and as the concrete
cures the strands are stretched and a constant pressure keeps it
tight. They pointed out that with this method you can substantially
reduce the thickness of the slab. Mr. Brose stated that many
bridges in the state are built using the pre-stress method (grids
stretched before the slabs are poured) . Mr. Ferguson made the
'motion to authorize the engineering firm to go ahead with the
engineering for preliminary design and recommendations of pavement
'type and concept for the runway extension. Mr. Bates made the
second and the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Bill Ward told the Commission the New Jefferson City Flying)
iService could get all the fuel ( 100 Octane) they want if they are
!willing to pay the price for it. He said NJCFS was expecting a
load today from their regular source (the first they have received
since February and being received earlier than the promised date of
April 1st) . He told the Commission that they are still on 35%
allocation and still on a day to day basis with Gulf through
Phillips. He told the Commission they are selling for $1 .60 but
Consent that he understands that in Denver it is being sold for $2.43 per
Agenda gallon. Mr. Ward stated that there is plenty of fuel, it is just a
matter of who has it and the cost of transportation and overhead
which raises the price.
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` Mr. Taylor reported that the Airport Accounts are up to date; with
the exception of Mr. Tremain ' s. At the present time he owes us for ;Airport
November, December, January and in two days (March 20) February. !Commiesio
Last year his percentage payments for these four months was 'Minutes
,- 41 ,759.65. Mr. Taylor also told the Commission that we had some
';; . ! problems clearing Mr. Tremolo 's last check received in February for
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Ithe October payment , however it has cleared. Mr. Taylor stated that
the and Mr. Randolph have talked to Mr. Tremain on many occasions
Ibut have not been given a reason for a delay. Mr. Taylor said he
had written to Mr. Tremain telling him of todays Commission Meeting'
and that he would have to make a report on his standing, however, •
- }we have not had any reply. After such discussion Dr. Pope made the ?
{motion that the Commission contact John Burruss and ask his advice
yon how to proceed with reference to Mr. Tremolo ' s overdue payments.
HThe motion was seconded by Mrs. Garner and carried unanimously. Consent •
Ii Mr. Randolph reported on a meeting with the Mayor, Mr. Rackers, Agenda :
lMr. Taylor, Mr. Ferguson and himself; stating that the Commission
}f had asked him to write a letter to the Mayor concerning the Mayor' s
ti Advisory Committee recommendations in regard to the Airport . Rather
than writing Mr. Randolph stated he contacted the Mayor and it was
- decided to meet . I can sum it up in a few words, Mr. Randolph said. -
The Mayor said as far as he felt , there would be no change in the
Airport Commission nor any change in the airport funds. I got the • ..
' feeling that Mr. Rackers leaned in favor of putting the Airport Airport
under the Department of Public Works. Mr. Randolph said he would Commission
' i like to go on record as wanting to make the Airport Commission 'Minutes .
stronger. Mr, Ferguson told the Commission he had interpreted
Mr. Rackers ' feelings as not discounting the Department of Public
Works but keeping the Commission. Mrs. Garner asked if Mr. Harts-
field had been made aware the Commission didn' t know where the
lcommittee came up with some of their information ; she was assured Ff
this had been done. Mr. Randolph also told the Commission the Mayo*
indicated he was going to change some of his committee appointments ;;
after the election. At this point Bob Watson of KLIK interjected
the comment that the City Council had not even discussedthis report'±
Mr. Ferguson told the Commission he had received a telephone
call in reference to the Travel Insurance discussed by they
I Commission at a previous meeting. Mr. Ferguson stated it looked an;.
if the cost would be 450 per thousand per person and as he had only
received the call as her was leaving for today ' s meeting he would =!
have the cost worked up by the next mooting.
As there was no further business Mr. Munroi1 made the motion to 0
adjourn , seconded by Dr. Pope and unanimously carried.
Respectfully submitted, ('
/s/Rrle A. Taylor
• Secretary" Consent
` Agenda
The following Minutes or the Public Safety Committee were received :
"The Public Safety Committee met on Wednesday , February 20, 1980,
at 7: 30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Present were Rackers, I
Whitecotton, Kliegel , and Hequembourg. Also present were Chief
Patton and Chief Rennick. IL
The first item of business was a request for a rate increase {Public
for the Yellow Cab Company. A new rate structure was submitted at Safety
the previous meeting and had been reviewed by committee members. Committee
After additional discussion, a motion was made to approve the new ;+Minutes
rates outlined below:
1. Charge of $1 .20 for first 1/5 mile
2. Charge of $ . 20 for each additional 1/5 mile
I 3. Charge of $ . 25 for each additional passenger (no change) •
4. Charge of $12 per hour waiting time
, Motion passed unanimously.
An ordinance will be drawn for the new rates. ,1
The second item dealt with a review of a memo submitted by
Chief Rennick answering questions asked at previous meetings. A
copy of the memo is attached to these minutes.
Three taxi permits were approved and one permit rejected.
Being no further business, meeting adjourned. i
Respectfully submitted, , .
/s/John L. Hequembourg, !;Consent
Chairman" Agenda
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PublicThe following Minutes of the Public Works and Planning Committee
Works+twere received :
and "Meeting of PUBLIC WORKS AND PLANNING COMMITTEE hold Thursday,
Planning !March 20, 1980, 7 : 30 o clock P. M. , in the Council Chamber, with
Committeel`Chairman Crader presiding. Councilmen Kliegel and Prenger present , j
Minutes ;together with Mike Bates, Larry Bates , Marc Thornsberry and Lewis
The first item was the matter of Petition from Laurel Street
l'property owners. Mike Bates stated they had had a meeting with the
residents and explained the petition, going back to 1977. Mr. Bates
Consentlstated that at the meeting with the property owners it appeared tha
Agendalthe majority were in favor of proceeding with the paving, and it
;would be his recommendation that they do proceed with the paving of
!Laurel Street and do not eliminate it from the proposedimprovements .
Councilman Kliegel moved that we approve Laurel Street for
' improvement , according to plans submitted by the Department of
Public Works. Motion seconded by Councilman Prenger and passed.
The next item was the matter with Leonard Luebbert on North '!
!Grant STreet. Mike Bates explained the matter, which had been held ]
over from last meeting; when the Luebberts purchased the land they
had no knowledge there was to be a street put thru - at that point
it was hoped the street could go straight thru to Hough Street .
The Luebberts have expressed concern they will be taxed for the
improvement , it would be our recommendation that they not be taxed it
for the improvement, but should they desire a drive approach, they
Public would be responsible for the payment of that construction.
Works Councilman Prenger made the motion that we follow recommenda-
and tion and waive the tax bill for the Luebberts - if they desire a
Planning drive approach they would be responsible for that payment. Motion
Committee seconded by Councilman Kliegel and passed.
Minutes The next item - Property acquisition from Olga Rogers. Mr.
IRogers seems to be in favor of the improvement - it would take
'water off his property. It was the recommendation of the Public
'Works Director that we vacate the right of way to him, a portion of
! the alloy as it now exists, make the improvements, in return for
: his cooperation in the curbing and guttering of North Grant Street .
Motion made by Councilman Prenger that we follow those
recommendations. Motion seconded by Councilman Kliegel and passed. :{
The next item - request from School System for use of Adams
Street right-of-way. The School System owns property on both sides
of Miller Street between Adams and Jackson Streets and for some
time they have boon using the City property and right-of-way. At '
this point they are requesting permission to develop, maintain and
use the right-of-way next to Lot 013 until the City finds a need
Consent for its use. There would be no permanent facilities on the lot - it
Agenda would be temporary and conditional use, and no liability would exis
Councilman Kliogol made the motion that the School be allowed .
to use it , on a short-term basis, and provided they assume full.
, responsibility, and subject to the approval of the City Attorney
that the City is not liable. Motion seconded by Councilman Prenger
and passed.
The request from Capital City Christian Church to purchase
portion of City owned property along the 1500 block of Swifts
Highway again was postponed since no one from the Church had been
able to attend.
Mike Bates then brought up the widening of Broadway Street ,
between Atchison and Fillmore. It will be widened five feet and the
Public residents have been contacted regarding the matter. We have a
Works petition from the property owners and their only request was that
and their cars not drag when going into their drives. There will be no
Planning cost to the property owners. Councilman Prenger moved that we
Committee Proceed with the project.
Minutes Motion seconded by Councilman Kliegel and passed.
Respectfully submitted
"Dick" Crader,
Consent Chairman. "
Agenda
Sewer he resignation of P.J. McGinnis from the Sewer Department was
Dept. received.
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=.k 'approved. !!lotion seconded by Councilman Prenger and passed. Agenda {t
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'' `Mayor Hartsfield then discussed the matter of Committee Reports as ,
P',' :}received by the Council . If the Council does not approve of any Committee ' r
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;particular item, it will not be eliminated from the Minutes, but Reports _ _
?their disapproval can be recorded and no action need be taken by
P A hem.
;Mayor Hartsfield stated the Parking and Traffic Authority wished to
present their case to the Council - asking for the concurrence of the;.
:Council to proceed with decking the Jefferson Street location.
! Councilman Prenger presented facts regarding the parking situa- ,',
ition. He stated the new two level deck parking structure on
,'Jefferson Street would have approximately 144 spaces on the two
ti;4 "levels. According to Mr. Johnson ' s report the cost per space on = '
[this type of facility is about ninety-six dollars per space annually,; xy
;`which takes care of insurance, maintenance and various other things. Parking >,
;;The income per space , using rates which are currently in effect in and ,f '
?the Garage and on the street , the estimated gross income would be Traffic
about two hundred forty-seven dollars per space, versus the ninety- Authority
.six dollars, which is estimated operating expense, and does not
include the capital cost.
There were actually two cost estimates provided - the one in the ``
amount of $359, 000.00 which involves the decking of the Lot with no
possibility of future expansion. The other, in the amount of
II$488, 000. 00, which the Commission recommends, and which gives the ny
'City the option of expanding for two additional levels - for a total;
of four levels - at some future date, if they desire.
Mr. Thomas , Chairman of the Parking and Traffic Authority then
presented further facts. He stressed the fact that much work had
been put into the matter - studies have been made, surveys were
taken , and the recommendation made based upon these efforts. He
Joel() that parking Is a service to the City, to the citizens, and
Ishould be considered in that manner.
He felt the Commission was well within its right to recommend
the one-level structure at this time, for which the will have on
,hand, by the time construction is started, sufficient funds - there
wi.il be no bond issue. The study showed It was not, feasible to
!build four levels at thin time , the cost would be too groat , but
this was a good alternative and would he practical .
C Mayor HartsI'ivld stated the Authority was asking for time Conn- '
I cil ' s concurrence for the Architect to proceed with one level ,
Idetailed drawings, bid specifications, etc. , on the Jefferson Street;
I Lot .
After some discussion it was suggested the matter be put on the
; Agenda for the April 15th meeting , and Mr. Verulues would present
his cost . Mayor Hartsfield stated the matter of the Jefferson it
J Street Deck would be listed on the Agenda for the second meeting on
April 15, and he was asking Mr. Verslues to be present at that time
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The next item of business was report from the Auditors, Peat ,
Marwick, Mitchell & Co. , by Robert Spence and Peggy McBride.
Mr. Spence explained the status of the auditing at the present
time. He iie advised they had made good progress in the past several 1
' weeks. He stated they were well ahead of schedule on the Accounting-ii Audit
System work, but were well over estimate on the Sewer Fund and the 41eport
Firemen' s Pension Fund, particularly the Sewer Fund. We think we Peat ,
are about one hundred thirty hours over on the Sewer Fund and 'Marwick
Pension Plan and about sixty to eighty hours under on the system' s Mitchell
design and implementation work so far to date. Mr. Spence stated & Co.
they would have no more than eight hours to finish the Sewer Fund
and a total of ten hours to complete the Sewer Fund and the Pension ,:
Fund.
Mr. Spence submitted statements totalling $16,609. 41 for the
audit work on the various funds. Councilman Borgmeyer made the
motion that payment be allowed; motion seconded by Councilman ,
Rackers and passed. I;
Mayor Hartsfield stated we would take their next report at the
' meeting on April 15th, at the first meeting. p
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Mr. Mike Bates presented a letter requesting that John Helton of ,; Sewer
the Sewer Department be promoted from Operator Trainee to Operator !1 Department
I, with salary increase of $. 31 per hour from $4. 29 per hour to '` Bill
$4,gg u Coriceiimanu renger moved the approval; motion seconded by Council;'
;,man Hequembourg and passed, 11
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"tequest fr.om C. C. Darnel to rezone property locate at 101 i Last
' `` Planning !Atchi ron Street to C—2 District , together with payment of $50. 00, i k
& Zoning :was received.
' G, Comm. 1 The matter was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission. 1 =,=3
Public Petition was received from-property owners to vacate the right of '.
ry. Works way on Southern Air Drive from Western Air Drive to Eastern Air , "
Department ;;Drive. The petition was accompanied by payment of $100. 00.
The matter was referred to the Public Works Department .
Planning preliminary Plat of a Replat of Majors Boonville Acres, Section 2, !'
& Zoning was received from Central Missouri Professional Services, Inc.
Comm. ': The matter was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission. ?�
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Sill No. 153, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled:
Bill 1531"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , accepting and I
Plat of ;approving the plat of Jordan Towne Subdivision, Section One, a `:
Jordan Subdivision of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , as herein described.'!
Towne I Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to '
` Subdivision 'members of the Council .
Bill No. 154, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled : 'i 'I.
Bill 154 ! An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , changing, amending '`
Rezoning Wand modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson , by amending it
Jordan �Chapter 36 of the Code of the City of Jefferson, by rezoning property '
Towne j;1_ocated in Jordan Towne Subdivision , from RS-2 (Single Family) to
Subdivision 111D (Duplex, RA (Multiple Dwelling) and Gl (Neighborhood Commercial.)" ..
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
:members of the Council.
Bill 155! ill No. 155 , introduced by Councilman Hackers, entitled :
Display I"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code
' of Houseiof tho City of Jefferson , 1.978, by striking Section 33-66 and '
Numbers 'inserting a new Section 33-66 in lieu thereof , referring to the same
subject ' Display of House numbers' . "
ill Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
members of the Council .
3i1. 1. No. 156, introduced by Councilman Brant , entitled :
Bill 156 ';"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , authorizing and
Agreement;Iciirectlug the Mayor or the City of Jefferson , to execute an Agree-
with Poat*ont with Peat , Marwick, Mitchell & Co, , Kansas City , Missouri , for
Marwick, ,a work program on City records, for the year ending October 31 , 1079,
Mitchell PAnd repealing Ordinance 0392. "
& Co. ; Road first and second time by title and on request of Councilman)
*ant the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time
by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following
vote as Ordinance No. 9406:
Councilmen voting Aye': Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon ,
Itequembourg, Kliogel , Prenger, Hackers
and Whi.tocotton.
1 Councilmen voting Nay : None.
1 Councilman absent : Robinson , absent with leave.
ill No. 157 , introduced by Councilmen Crader, Gordon, and
1 equembourg, entitled:
Bill 157 rAn Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , authorizing and
Agreementjdirecting the Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a written
Larkin & ;'agreement for engineering services with Larkin and Associates under.
Associates the Federal Aid Urban Program for North Ten Mile Drive. "
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
rembers of the Council . li
Bill 158 3i1l No. 158k introduced by Councilmen Crader and Prenger, entitled : i'
Agreement?'An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , authorizing and ,
Missouri Fdirecting the Mayor and City Clerk of the City to execute a written
State agreement for restoration of an abandoned railroad crossing with the
Highway & itiissduri-State Highway and Transportation Commission on West Main '
Transpor-iJefferson City, Missouri. " '
tation ' Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
Comm. ! members of the Council.
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Bill No 159, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled :
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code
- of the City of Jefferson, 1978 , by repealing Section 33-22 of said i Bill 159
Code and Ordinance No 9081 and enacting a new Section in lieu Litter 4n
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Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
members of the Council .
Councilman Whitecotton requested that the Bill be referred to the,
Committee-of-the-Whole so that they could have a meeting and discuss'
the Bill between now and the lst meeting in May when it could be up ,
for final passage.
With the consent of Councilman Whitecotton , Mayor Hartsfield i
Istated the Bill would be placed on the Informal Calendar.
Bill No. 146, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled :
"An Ordinance providing for the improvement of the following road-
ways: Laurel Drive from Linden Drive to Minnesota Avenue, Holly Bill 146
Drive from Linden Drive to Minnesota Avenue, Minnesota Avenue from Improving
200 feet west of Laurel Drive to 150 feet east of Holly Drive, Roadways
ILandwehr Lane from East McCarty Street to St . Louis Raod, Algoa
= Road from Tomahawk Road to City Limits , Marilyn Drive from Binder
' "Drive to 500 feet east of Binder Drive, Virginia Avenue from
Missouri Boulevard north to Dead End, North Grant Street from
Johnson Street east on North Grant Street to Dead End, in the City
of Jefferson , Missouri. "
Bill No. 146 read the third time by title and placed on final
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9407: ,
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon ,
Hequembourg, Kliegel , Prenger ,
Backers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilman absent : Robinson , absent with leave.
Bill No. 147 , introduced by Councilman lorgmeyer, entitled: Bill 147
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Mi.nsouri , amending the Code Board of
of the City of Jefferson , 1978, by amending Section 30-44 by adding Zoning;
It sentence to the end of said Section relating to the Hoard of Adjust
"Zoning Adjustment . " mont.
Bill No. 147 wan read the third I.ime by title and placed on f i ual';
passage and was panned by the following vote as Ordinance No, 9408 :
Councilmen voting Aye: 11orgmuyer, 13rnnt , Cruder, Gordon ,
Hequembourg , Kliegel , Preng or
Hackers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay : None.
fCouncilman absent : Robinson , absent with leave.
Hill No. 148, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled :
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code Bill 148
of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Section 36-43 relating ' Creating
to creating a Board of Zoning Adjustment and enacting a new Section [ Board of
36-43 relating to the same in lieu thereof. " Adjustment
Bill No. 148 was read the third time by title and placed on final';;
assage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9409 :
Councilmen voting Aye : Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon
Hequembourg, Kliegel , Prenger
Backers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay : None.
Councilman absent : Robinson, absent with leave.
till No. 149 , introduced by Councilman Hequembourg, entitled:
'An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code ;Bill 149
•f the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Section 35-11 relating f!Taxicab
, o Taxicab Rates and substituting a new Section 35-11 relating to Rates
the same subject . "
Bill No. 149 was read the third time by title and placed on finale
assage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9410 :
Cou pilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon
Hequembourg, Kliegel, Prenger
Backers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilman absent : Robinson , absent with leave. I'
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mill No. 150, introduced by Councilmen Brant and Hackers, entitled :
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , levying a tax on
the gross receipts of persons, firms or corporations engaged in the
Bill 150jbusiness of selling natural gas, manufactured gas, electricity, or
Utility :both gas and electricity, or furnishing telephone service, or -
Gross :telecommunications services to the public for the privilege of
Receipts (conducting such business in the City of Jefferson , Missouri , and
Tax using and occupying the streets and public ways of said City with
distribution facilities, and repealing ordinance No. 9309, and
enacting a new ordinance in lieu thereof. "
Councilman packers requested that Bill 150 be placed on the
'agreeable.
Calendar and held over until thenext meeting. This was
agreeable.
Bill No. 152, introduced by Councilman Brant , entitled:
Bill 1524"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri., amending the
Amending Code of the City of Jefferson , 1978, by amending Ordinance No. 9357,
Salary the Salary Ordinance, by adding the title and the salary of the
Ordinance Comptroller. "
Councilman Backers made the motion that the title "Comptrolled�
in this Ordinance be changed to read "Senior Accountant" . Motion
seconded by Councilman Kliegel and passed.
Bill No. 152, as amended, was then read the third time by titl=
and placed on final passage and was passed by the following : (9411)
Councilmen voting Aye: Brant , Crader, Gordon, Kliegel , Prenge
Hackers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: Borgmeyer and Hequembourg
Councilman absent : Robinson, absent with leave.
Councilman Prenger requested that Bill 96 be brought from the
Informal Calendar for discussion.
Bill No. 96, introduced by Councilman Pronger, entitled:
Bill 96 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , authorizing and
Condemning directing the appropriation and condemnation of private property
ICentral for public use for public parking and for flood control of Wears
Dairy Crook. "
Property Bill No. 96 was then road the third time, by title, and the
matter opened for discussion. Mr. Tod Herron of the Housing
Authority spoke in favor of the Bill and Mr. Tom Vetter spoke in
opposition to the Bill.
After some discussion , Councilman Iiorgmoyor called for the
question. The Bill was placed on final passage and was passed by
the following vote:
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brunt , Kliegel , Pronger,
Backers and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: Crader, Gordon and Hequembourg.
Councilman absent : Robinson, absent with leave.
The following official reports of votes cast in the April 1st
Election were received from the County Clerks of Cole County and
Official Callaway County:
Count - "Please be informed that We have caused to be verified all votes
Election cast in the election held in Cole County on April 1 , 1980. We
4/1/80 hereby certify that the votes cast for each issue are as follows :
FOR COUNCILMAN-First Ward No. of Votes
Sydney J. Wade 1, 046
FOR COUNCILMAN-Second Ward
Michael Wm. Prenger 658
FOR COUNCILMAN-Third Ward
Darrel Gordon 1 ,909
FOR COUNCILMAN-Fourth Ward
Vincent F. Borgmeyer 1,291
FOR COUNCILMAN-Fifth Ward
Dr. Thomas R. Brant 1,249
This count is based on the record as they appear in our office
III on the 2nd day of April, 1980.
VERIFICATION BOARD
/s/Barbara L. Painter /s/Pattie Parris
Democrat • Republican
/s/Stanley Diemler
Cole County Clerk"
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"The following results of the City of Jefferson City election held
,pril 1, 1980 have been certified in this office as follows : Official
Count -
Councilman 2nd Ward Election
Michael Wm. Prenger 4/1/80
Cedar City Precinct 3
TOTAL 3
/s/G!o. H. Carrington
Callaway County Clerk"
• Councilman Gordon made the motion that such reports be accepted
and noted in the Minutes. Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton,
and passed.
Mayor Hartsfield advised that we had received report from Fire Chief Fire
Rennick stating that the names of the employees who went to Kansas Department
City and assisted the Union in their strike were not available and Union
he had been unable to obtain a list from the Union. However, this Activities
was on their own time, when they were off-duty.
The next regular Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April J
15th - the adjournment sine die of the one Council and the organiza
tion of the new Council. On account of conflicting dates, if Next
agreeable, this meeting will begin at 8: 00 o' clock P.M. Council
Meeting
The discussion about retaining the Old Jail was originally schedule
to be heard this evening but it has been postponed until a later
date - and after some discussion it was agreed to discuss the same Old Jail
on April 21st when the Council will meet at the Bel-Air School . Hearing
Mayor Hartsfield submitted for reappointment the names of two Appointments
members of the Police Personnel Board - Don Cline, a Democrat , and Police
Vernon Burkhalter, a Republican. Personnel
Motion made by Councilman Hequembourg that the reappointments be Board
approved. Motion seconded by Councilman Prenger and passed.
There being no further business, meeting adjourned. djourn-
mont