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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 22 , 1990
A Regular Council Meeting of January 22 , 1990, was called to order
at 7: 30 P.M. with Mayor Louise Gardner presiding.
Prayer was offered by Reverend Gary Blevins, Pastor; Evangelical Free
Church.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by City Administrator Dave Johnston. `i;`
The following Council Members were present:
Present: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Veile, and
Woodman.
Absent: Davis and Scheulen.
A quorum was declared present.
PUBLIC HEARING:
The first item on the Agenda was a public hearing to discuss the
F.C.C. syndication rules & non-duplication of programming an it
pertains to the local cable system and local network channels. There
were a number of individuals who had requested to speak on this
issue. Mayor Gardner stated that there would be a one hour time
limit for the public hearing. Councilman Halsey stated that the
public hearing had been scheduled in good faith to let the citizens
know the Council was interested in their. opinions. Councilman Halsey
requested the Mayor consider extending the time limit i f it became
necessary.
Mayor Gardner announced that a representative for PCI would speak
first, then the representatives from the local television stations
and the public would have an opportunity to express their views and
concerns.
Mr. Dennis Gaston, Area Manager for TCI, stated he would rather wait
until after the residents had expressed their concerns in order to
be able to respond appropriately.
Mr. John Deushane, General Manager for KRCG, stated their station
has purchased the exclusive rights to air certain programs for this
area. Mr. Deushane stated that the FCC ruling was handed down over
nineteen months ago and that was plenty of time for the public to
have been notified of the changes. Mr. Deushane stated that this
ruling was made to encourage diversity of programming, not blank
screens. Mr. Deushane stated that the reasons KRCG has participated
in the syndication changes were economical .
Mr. Tom Gray of KOMU TV stated that Channel 8 , like other stations,
are supported by the revenues generated from advertising. Mr. Gray
stated that the rights of exclusivity were not designed to keep
people from "watching what they want" but to encourage variety in
programming.
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cf0 stated that exclusivity to programming is not given strictly to
broadcast stations. Mr. Fernandez cited examples such as HBO,
Cinemax, etc. Mr. Fernandez stated that the customers should not be sd
loosing anything with this change, but should be receiving more f
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Ms. Ethel Brumfield, 812 Belmount, stated she felt it was a matter
of her freedom of choice being violated. Ms. Brumfield stated she Al
' should be able to watch what she wants, when she wants. Ms. `'
Brumfield stated that when she contacted the local television ° .,;
, stations, she was informed this was a monetary issue. v 'i:,
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Mr. Bob Hicks, 916 Millbrook, stated he is from St. Louis but spends ;P-'
a great deal of time in Jefferson City. Mr. Hicks stated he was
concerned about what was occurring both in Jefferson City and in St. ` `''
Louis. Mr. Hicks stated the policy is unfair, that customers have >: `
a right to receive the programming they are paying for. #f :
Mr. Alan Welles, 419 Oberman Place, stated that the consumer should
be able to watch what they want, when they want and that this law is i`,
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favoring the local. broadcasters, not the consumer.. fir. Welles l es stated
`' he felt the local stations were hurting themselves by their. actions. ;-.
J.;. Mr. Pod Stewart, 334 l.andwehr. lli.l..1 . Road, stated that there had been
','- a reduction in services, but no reduction In rates. fir. Stewart
stated the programming being "blacked out" should be replaced with
other programming . 0.
Mr. John Graham, 71`i Hobbs Road, :stated this situation boils down to s
a simple matter of who the "black out" benefits --- the local
stations. Mr. Graham stated that the FCC did not come up with this
idea on their own, but it had been lobbied for very heavily by the
National. Association of Broadcasters. All three stations stated they
, were members of the NAR. Mr. Graham stated this was a matter of
greed and black out versus the people of Jefferson City. Mr. Graham
encouraged those present to write Senators Danforth and Bond and
Representative Skelton urging them to vote in favor of repealing this
law. Mr. Graham further encouraged those present to watch the local
newscasts, make a list of the advertisers and contact them and
request that they pull their advertising from the stations. Mr.
Graham stated this would get the attention of the local stations and
might cause them to change their minds.
Mr. Greg Newbern, 5408 Collier, stated that whenever a right is
threatened, there is a backlash.
Ms. Irene Bray, 924 Ihler Road, stated that the "black out" is not
done according to the program. Ms. Bray stated that some patients
in the hospital were watching a program and did not get to see the
end of the program, because of the "black out" . Ms. Bray stated that
Channel 12 had gone off the air the other day, but the programming t:'"
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was unable to be seen on another channel because of the "black out" .
Ms. Dee Dee Tate, 630 Oak Creek Court, stated she had been irritated
and annoyed on a daily basis. Ms. Tate stated that for the local zn
stations to think the consumer would go to Kansas City or St. Louis r =r:
to purchase the types of products most of their advertisers sell , was
ludicrous. Ms. Tate stated the consumers were being cheated and she
felt the local stations should be more sensitive to the people ?'`
present at this meeting. ` n
Ms. Sara Brewer, 019 E. Southwest Blvd. , stated she wanted to be able
to view the programs she wishes to watch when it is convenient for
her schedule. Ms. Brewer stated that she may not be able to watch
a program at 11: 00 a.m. on channel 13, but could see it at 3 : 00 p.m.
on channel 21 .
Mr. Richard DeVign, 1530 Marsha Lane, stated he felt the spirit of
totalitarianism was being imported from Eastern Europe to Jefferson
City.
Ms. Jan Haas, 1514 Marsha Lane, stated she would like to emphasize
the fact- that many people work and cannot always watch the programs ,f+,
when the local channels think they should. Ms . Haas further stated
that sometimes the black outs start before the program in over, or
end after a program has started.
Mu . Liz Wilson, 2400 Scenic Drive, stated she felt thin was a matter
of censorship. Mu . Wilson etat-.ecl that it was her choice to watch
what she wanted, when she wanted. Mss. Wilson read a petition that
wft:s directed to the FCC and the local stations expressing displeasure
with the recent ruling and the "blacking out" of programs.
Mr. Bob Robison, 209 Tomahawk, stated he appreciated the Council 's
leadership in allowing the public to come and express their views in
this issue.
Ma. Lorraine Brooks, 132 E. Circle, commented that PC1 needs to have
an individual in the studio that would make the switches so that
programs are not interrupted. Mo. Brooks stated that she did not
feel the consumer is getting their money's worth from TCI .
Mr. John Goulias, 1925 North Circle Drive, stated he believed this
to be an issue which dealt with the fairness doctrine for the
consumer. Mr. Goulias stated he felt the cities should lobby the
legislatures to let them know the "little guy" wants to be heard.
Mr. Jeff Briggs, 821E Southwest Blvd. , questioned the possibility of
having other independent stations brought in to fill the spots that
are duplicated.
Mr. Dennis Gasten, from TCI, responded to the questions about
bringing in other channels. Mr. Gasten stated that TCI pays a
copyright charge for the use of the channels and that charge does
not change regardless how much time the channel is on the air. Mr.
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Gasten stated that all charges connected with these changes would be
charged back to the consumer. `*'
Councilman Gordon asked Mr. Gasten if the three local channels could
pull back from the position they have taken regarding blacking out > -':
of programs. Mr. Gasten stated that TCI was acting upon the request
of the local stations. ': a
Councilman Mason asked the local station representatives if after y {_'
hearing the comments made at this meeting if they were going to
continue with the black out requests or if there was room for °;_;
negotiation. Mr. Deushane stated they were going to proceed with ',
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the black out requests. Mr. Gray stated eI should bring in more fi,4'Viz;
programming and Mr. Fernandez stated that "nothing is forever” .
Councilman Halsey recommended to Mr. Deushane that the viewing area
of channel 13 might be increased if they would cover more of the
local news in Jefferson City. Councilman Halsey recommended the
local stations report the good things happening in Jefferson City,
not just the bad.
' ;. After further discussion, Councilman Voile thanked those present for
their participation and recommended the Council close thin part of ,
the meeting, take a brief recess and proceed with the rest of the ; :.
Council Agenda.
After further comments by Councilman Mason and Councilman Feldman,
Mayor Gardner thanked the citizens for coming and making their '=
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concerns known. Mayor Gardner announced the Cotiiu i l would recess
for approximately fifteen minutes. The public ) a r i nc) concluded at
9: 15 p. m. 4
The Council meeting reconvened at approximately 9: 30 p.m.
PRESENTATIONS FROM GALLERY:
Mr. Mel Rodgers 1018 E. Dunklin, spoke to the Council concerning '
the bill proposing a bond issue for parking facilities on the April
3, 1990, ballot. Mr. Rodgers is the Chairman of the Transportation
Commission and informed the Council the Commission was asking for an
increase of approximately 300 parking spaces in the downtown area.
Mr. Jim Thompson, 1'4.3 Elmerine; Chairman of the Parking Committee
of the Transportation Commission, outlined for the Council the three
' proposals for parking in the downtown area. They are: 1) renovating
existing structure; 2) Decking the existing parking spaces on Lot #1
'! (Jefferson Building) ; and 3) Construction of a structure in the 'I
eastern portion of the Central Business District. The cost for these il
three proposals is approximately 6. 5 million dollars. Mr. Thompson
stated he felt the proposed bond issue was an excellent opportunity
to improve the parking situation in the City.
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Mr. Mark Lindsey, President of the Downtown Business Association 4.
stated that the Association endorses the bond issue and urges Council
approval.
Councilman Halsey questioned what type of study had been used to
determine the needs of the downtown area. Mr. Marty Brose, Director
of Transportation, reviewed for the Council the study that had been
prepared in 1986 and the changes that had taken place since that
study. Councilman Halsey asked if the fees for parking would be
increased to assist in paying back this bond. Mr. Brose stated that
the fees would eventually double, but that fee increase would be
phased in, not done all at one time.
Councilman Haake asked if the State has any plans to build a parking
structure in the Capital Complex at this time. Mr. Brose stated that
.5' the State had indicated they did not have any plans to build a
structure at this time.
Councilman Mason stated he had been informed that the eastern
structure might involve the taking of store front property in the
downtown business district and stated he did not believe this would
be appropriate. Mr. Thompson stated the consultants would determine
the best place to build the structure and then the Commission and the
Council could decide ii they agreed with their. recommendation.
Councilman Voile stated he felt this was a good idea, but was a
Little apprehensive about proceeding with such a major undertaking
in a seemingly short t:imeframe. Counci.l.man Voiles stated he hoped
the Council would proceed with caution.
Councilman Feldman stated he had been apprehensive about the bond
issue until he realized that there would be a series of contracts
that would require Council approval and other opportunities for the
Council to terminate the project if it proves necessary.
Councilman Gordon questioned why an outside firm was being used as
the Bond Counsel . Allen Garner, City Counselor, stated he was not
aware that any of the local firms specialized in the area of bond
counsel. Councilman Gordon requested the City Counselor to
investigate the possibility of hiring a local firm.
Councilman Haake stated he was a member of the Jefferson City
Betterment Association and that at every meeting of the Association
? the problem of parking was discussed. Councilman Haake stated that
if the downtown was going to be marketed as an historical area, the
City would have to provide parking.
CONSENT AGENDA:
I The Consent Agenda consisted of the following items:
a) Council Minutes of 1/8/90
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it b) Monthly financial statement - November
c) Approval of purchase of used sludge truck - Public Works
Councilman Halsey questioned the inclusion of a portion of the
Executive Session in the Council minutes. City Counselor Allen
Garner stated that the law required that any final action taken by
the Council in Executive Session regarding litigation, real estate
or personnel, had to be made public within seventy-two hours. Mr.
Garner stated that only the action was made public, the rest of the
minutes were still considered a closed record and were kept separate
from the official minutes. Councilman Halsey moved approval of the
Consent Agenda. Councilman Mason seconded the motion and it was
approved.
MINUTES/REPORTS RECEIVED AND FILED:
Mayor Gardner announced the following minutes/reports had been
' received and were on file in the office of the City Clerk.
Parks & Recreation Commission 11/28/1)9 ; Board of Adjustment 1/9/90;
Planning and Zoning Commission 1/11/90
Reports:
Departmental Monthly Reports; Tax Abatement Districts
ANNOUNCEMENTS BY MAYOR:
Mayor Gardner announced her intention to appoint the following
individuals to it Long Range Planning Committee which would review
areas which would include, but not be limited to, ;solid Waste,
Previous Planning, Future Annexations, Capi..tal. Improvements, Boards
and commissions, Parking, City Services and Interegovernmental.
Relations. The Committee in to make recommendations to the Council
for general long-term goals for the City. The report will be issued
in July. Mayor Gardner stated this committee would be broken down
into smaller subcommittees to consider the above referenced topics.
'' Clyde Angle 802 Southern Air Drive
Evelyn Ashford 821 Monroe
Clarence Billings 812 Boonville
, Larry Brickey 2500 East McCarty
" Gary Collins 2604 Huntleigh Place
Nathan Cook 2908 Sue Drive ''
!, Jack Curtit 2006 Autumn Lane
; Marjorie Dampf 2405 Hillsdale Drive
B. J. DeLong 1115 Moreau Drive
John Deushane Box 659
;' Shirley Eno 1023 Maywood Drive
!i Elmer Evers 2826 Sue Drive �1
Cam Fine 2031 Wendemere Court !,
Phil Freeman 1324 Roseview Drive
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Lucille Geary __.�__ __.._. ..___-. 1922 A11en_Circle_^��~_�~---���___.�. _..__._' _
Floyd Gilzow 110 Forest Hill
Chris Graham 1204 Major Drive
E Katherine Haake 1120 West Miller
Gale Hackman 2603 Huntleigh Place ;;
Corinna Harton 419 Valley Park Drive '!
Jacqueline Horton 505 Ellis Boulevard I!
` Brad Hutchison 1421 Rose Valley Drive 11
(i Ruth Hyder 800 Peachtree Drive
I; Cindy Jobe 403 Oak Valley Court i
H Dorothy Jones 517 Roland ``
?1 Sharon Keating 715 Jefferson d
ii Norma Kiemme 1520 St. Marys Boulevard
John Kolb 424 Meadow Brook Court Ei
1 Larry Kolb 2415 Yorktown
Roger Kurtz 607 Castle '1
Anne Lock 1401 Bald Hill Road ;
Kent Lowry 235 East High
i, Sky Mariea 2100 Alpine
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Gary Markenson 2008 Redwood
H Carolyn McDowell 1222 Carter s
Aleta Mitchell 336 Carl Lana
Jim Moody 1421 Green Berry Road
Polly Morris 331 Fox Crook Road
Charlotte Musgrave 716 Ewing Drive
L Suzie Parker Nichols 1418 Springdale
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?? Colleen Ossman 1013 Cimarron Drive
it Karen Pletz 330 Sterling
:, Gary Plummer 501 Mesa
li Lois Pohl 2405 Beasley Court
Richard Powell 2325 Tanner Bridge
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Jim Rackors 1909 Dasaman Road
• Spencer Roberts 220 East Ashley .
Glen Robinett 1020 Tanya Lynn
. Melvin Rogers 1018 East Dunklin
• David Rost 2207 Merlin Drive
Larry Rushing 1809 Tower Drive
• Larry Schepers 1909 Woodcliff Drive
Schneider 2932 Mohawk Drive ;
!,' Randy Schrieber 714 Hobbs Road
II Gene Schwab 507 Holiday Drive Ei
Edith Seals 914 Rock Hill Road
Tom Sodergren 3200 Pembrook Square
Don Stertzer 2931 East McCarty
Jim Strong 2004 Honeysuckle Lane
James Tatum 706 Clark Avenue
John Taylor 3320 Country Club Drive
Jim Thompson 1213 Elmerine
Reginald Turnbull 138 Forest Hill Drive
Carl Vogel 311 Constitution Drive
Bob Weber 2304 Yorktown
John Willibrand 425 Valley View Court
Elizabeth Wilson 2408 Scenic Drive
j Ted Wisch 1210 Edgewood Drive 1
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Elaine Woodman 1026 Westwood
Daniel T. Zekor 601 Shawn Drive
Councilman Haake moved to approve the Long Range Planning Committee
without these citizens having to appear before the Appointments
Review Committee. Councilman Gordon seconded the motion.
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Councilman Gordon stated he felt there should be a representative
from the Council on this Committee r,nd also representatives from the
State and the County. Mayor Gardner stated that any Councilmen may
attend any of the meetings held by these subcommittees.
Councilman Halsey stated he felt the goals and objectives of this
committee should be outlined and distributed to the members of the
committee so that everyone has a clear understanding of what is
expected. Councilman Halsey stated he felt there might need to be
professionals brought in for consulting in this area.
After further discussion of the need for officials from the County
and the Council , the motion was approved with Councilman Halsey
casting the only dissenting vote.
BILLS INTRODUCED:
Bill 89-167 , sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH OFFICE OF
ADMINISTRATION FOR THE STATE OF MISSOURI FOR A PARK AND RIDE
CONTRACT.
13111 89-167 was read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council . Councilman Woodman requested
a suspension of the rules for this bill . There was no objection to
the suspension of the rules and I3i11 89-167 was read third time by
title, placed on final passage, and passed by the following vote as
Ordinance No. 11365.
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Voile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-168, sponsored by Councilman Mason, entitled:
:; AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH EDWARD P. STOREY
FOR THE PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE RELOCATION OF A SANITARY
SEWER PUMP STATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE NEW MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE If
1 PROJECT.
!i Bill 89-168 was read first and second time by title and ordered `I
distributed to members of the Council .
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Bill 89-169, sponsored by Councilman Owens, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, REPEALING SECTION
1-17 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , DEFINING THE
EXISTING CITY BOUNDARY AND ENACTING A NEW SECTION PERTAINING TO THE
SAME SUBJECT.
Bill 89-169 was read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council .
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Bill 89-170, sponsored by Councilman Haake, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , AMENDING SECTION 2-
55 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON REQUIRING ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS
PRESENT AT COUNCIL MEETINGS TO VOTE IN TURN.
Bill 89-170 was read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council .
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Bill 89-171, sponsored by Councilman Voile, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , REPEALING ORDINANCES
9544 AND 9552 ESTABLISHING SALARIES AND FRINGE BENEFITS OF ELECTED
CITY OFFICIALS AND ENACTING A NEW ORDINANCE IN LIEU THEREOF.
Bill 89-171 wan read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to member; of the Council .
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Bill 89-172, sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE CALLING A BOND ELECTION IN THE CITY OF JEFFERSON,
MISSOURI, ON THE QUESTION WHETHER TO ISSUE THE PARKING FACILITIES
REVENUE BONDS OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF SIX MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CONSTRUCTING IMPROVEMENTS TO THE EXISTING PARKING GARAGE AND
ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCTING AND IMPROVING OTHER PARKING FACILITIES AND
RELATED EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING THE ACQUISITION OF ANY NECESSARY LAND,
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SAID REVENUE BONDS TO BE PAYABLE
SOLELY FROM THE REVENUES DERIVED BY SAID CITY FROM THE OPERATION OF
ITS PARKING FACILITIES, INCLUDING ALL FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS AND
EXTENSIONS THERETO; DESIGNATING THE ELECTION DATE; AND AUTHORIZING
AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO NOTIFY THE RESPONSIBLE ELECTION
AUTHORITY OF SAID ELECTION.
Bill 89-172 was read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council.
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Bill 89-173 , sponsored by Councilman Scheulen, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AUTHORIZING THE
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MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH STINSON, MAG &
.'f FIZZELL FOR LEGAL SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE PARKING REVENUE
BOND ISSUE.
Bill 89-173 was read first and second time by title and ordered f'
distributed to members of the Council .
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Bill 89-174 , sponsored by Councilman Gordon, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, ADOPTING AND
ENACTING A NEW CODE FOR THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, ESTABLISHING
THE SAME; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN ORDINANCES NOT INCLUDED
THEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING SUCH
CODE; AND PROVIDING WHEN SUCH CODE AND THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME
EFFECTIVE.
Bill 89-174 was read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council .
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Bill 89-175, sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ;JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AMENDMENT TO THE AGREEMENT WITH
BOYD, BROWN, STUDS & CAMBERN FOR THE DESIGN OP RENOVATIONS AND
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CITY PARKING GARAGE.
Dill U9-17b was road first and second Limo by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council .
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Bill 89-176, sponsored by Councilman Mason, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AMENDING ARTICLE IV
(TAXICADO OF CHAPTER 29 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON
PERTAINING TO THE DEFINITION OF TAXICABS AND EXEMPTING LIMOUSINES.
Bill 89-176 was read first and second time by title and ordered
distributed to members of the Council . Councilman Mason requested
a suspension of the rules for this bill . There was no objection and
Bill 89-176 was read third time by title, placed on final passage,
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 11366.
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Voile and
Woodman.
11 Nay: None.
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BILLS PENDING:
Bill 89-155, sponsored by Councilman Owens, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, CHANGING, AMENDING,
AND MODIFYING THE ZONING MAP OF THE ZONING CODE OF THE CITY OF
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JEFFERSON, BY REZONING A .7 ACRE TRACT OF 3423 WEST TRUMAN BOULEVARD
FROM RA-1, MULTIPLE FAMILY TO C-4 , PLANNED COMMERCIAL.
Councilman Owens requested this bill be placed on the Informal
Calendar.
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Bill 89-156, sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AMENDING ORDINANCE
11310 ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1989-90 BY AMENDING
THE AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION IN THE TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT PERTAINING TO LEAD AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT MECHANIC.
Bill 89-156 was read third time by title, placed on final passage,
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 11356.
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Veile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-157 , sponsored by Councilman Scheulen, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , DECLARING A 1973
FORE) AUTOMOBILE IN THE POSSESSION OF THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT TO BE
SURPLUS AND AUTHORI:ZIN(.; THE DISPOSAI, OF SAID PROPERTY .
Hill 89-157 was read third time by title, placed on final passage,
and passed by the f o l l o w i n g vote as Ordinance No. 11357 .
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owen:;, Voile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-158, sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AMENDING SECTION
18-401 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , BY AMENDING
SCHEDULE 0, ONE_IOUit PARKING; SCHEDULE R, RESERVED 'ARKING; SCHEDULE
J, p1 R CING 11IflITED; AND SCHEDULE I , ANGLETABEINg, AS THEY PERTAIN
TO JEFFERSON STREET AND HARRISON STREET TO PROVIDE FOR BUS PARKING.
Councilman Haake asked if there had been any discussion with the
Police Department on what types of problems parking tour buses in
this area would create. City Administrator Dave Johnston stated that
while this was not the most ideal place for tour buses, it was the
most feasible. Mr. Johnston stated it was not feasible to have the,
drivers unload their passengers at the Capitol Complex and then park;
I; in another area of town as many times the drivers double as a guide.'
Councilman Mason questioned how many parking spaces are being deleted
to provide for tour bus parking. Marty Brose, Director of
Transportation, stated that seven spaces were being taken, but these
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lsevepaces were not utilized that often. Mr. Brose stated that the
State parking garage would be open sometime this summer and that the
City was leaving five spaces in this area for parking for the train
station.
After further discussion as to the amount of room needed for the
buses and the potential traffic problems, Bill 89-158 was read third
time by title, placed on final passage, and defeated by the following
vote:
Aye: Feldman, Haake, Owens and Woodman.
Nay: Gordon, Halsey, Mason, Veile.
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Bill 89-159, sponsored by Councilman Haake, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AMENDING THE CODE
OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, BY AMENDING SCHEDULE H, YI. LD
SIGHS, OF SECTION 18-401 BY ADDING PADDLEWHEEL CIRCLE AND DELTA ',
PLACE.
Bill 89-159 was read third time by title, placed on final pancage,
and panned by the following vote an Ordinance No. 11350 .
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Hal ony, M.won, Owenr:., Voile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 09-160, aponuoted by Councilman Haake, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFIRSON, MISSOURI , AMENDING THE CODE
OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , BY AMENDING SCHEDULE J , Mi314H
'LRQU ..Cfl'TEp, OF SECTION 18-401 BY ADDING A PORTION OF ELM STREET.
Bill 89-160 was road third time by title, placed on final passage,
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 11359.
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Voile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-161, sponsored by Councilmen Haake and Mason, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, LEVYING AND
ASSESSING A SPECIAL TAX BILL AGAINST THE LOTS AND TRACTS OF LAND
FRONTING AND ABUTTING MONROE STREET IN THE CITY OF JEFFERSON,
MISSOURI, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SAID ROADWAY. '
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Bill 89-161 was read third time by title, placed on final passage, i(
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 11360. :1
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Veile and
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Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-162, sponsored by Councilmen Feldman and Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Of JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, LEVYING AND
ASSESSING A SPECIAL TAX BILL AGAINST THE LOTS AND TRACTS OF LAND
FRONTING AND ABUTTING SATINWOOD DRIVE IN THE CITY OF JEFFERSON,
MISSOURI, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SAID ROADWAY.
Bill 89-162 was read third time by title, placed on final passage,
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 11361.
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Veile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-163 , sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , ADOPTING THE
JEFFERSON CITY MEMORIAL AIRPORT OPERATIONS MANUAL, RULES AND
REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM OPERATING STANDARDS.
Hill 89-163 war; road third time by title, placed on final p ass age,
and panned by the I,'ol I ow.i ng vote rat.; Ordinance No. 11362 .
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haak°, Manny, Manon, Owen .;, Voile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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Bill 89-164 , sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, REPEALING ORDINANCE
NO. 11337 AND ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF A NEW ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH BUCHER WILLIS
& RATLIFF, CONSULTING ENGINEERS, PLANNERS AND ARCHITECTS FOR THE
PREPARATION OF AN AIR SERVICE DEMAND ANALYSIS AND TRAVEL AGENT
SURVEY.
Bill 89-164 was read third time by title, placed on final passage,
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 11363 .
Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Veile and
Woodman.
Nay: None.
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' Bill 89-165, sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, REPEALING ORDINANCE
NO. 11338 AND ENACTING IN LIEU THEREOF A NEW ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
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THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE GREATER ,,
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OF THE COSTS FOR AN AIR SERVICE DEMAND ANALYSIS AND TRAVEL AGENT
SURVEY.
Bill 89-165 was read third time by title, placed on final passage, v =
and passed by the following vote as Ordinance No 11364 . : '
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Aye: Feldman, Gordon, Haake, Halsey, Mason, Owens, Voile and .. ,
Woodman.
Nay: None.
INFORMAL CALENDAR:
Bill 89-147, sponsored by Councilman Woodman, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE HOUSING
AUTHORITY FOR THE PARKING AREA IN THE 600 BLOCK OF WEST MCCARTY.
Councilman Woodman requested this bill remain on the Informal
Calendar.
'fi REfJOLUT.(ONA:
; , Councilman Owens informed the Council that due to the "Clean Air"
'. ordinance that had been panned by the Council , City buildings would
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become totally non-smoking unless the City council designates
+: otherwise. Councilman Owens stated that the Department Directors
had had some input into Resolution 89-18 cost:ahl i shi ug "Smoking
Permitted" areas in City buildings and that this resolution reflected
their wishes with some areas added.
Councilman Voile moved the ResoI.ution be amended to allow for one-
half of the lunch room in City Hall to be designated as "smoking
permitted" and one-half designated as non-smoking. Councilman Haake
seconded the motion and it was approved.
Councilman Halsey stated he had some additional amendments to
recommend for the Resolution, but would like to hear what the
committee established by the Mayor suggested. City Administrator
Dave Johnston stated that two of the three committee members had been
contacted and had decided not to meet as the Council needed to
discuss this issue as a whole.
After further discussion, Councilman Owens requested Resolution 89-
28 establishing "Smoking Permitted" areas in City Buildings be held
, over until the next Council meeting.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS/NEW BUSINESS:
Councilman Mason stated that he had received several calls from
residents in the area formerly known as Cedar City complaining about
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11 a pack of dogs that were running loose in the area. Councilman Mason' .
I requested Tom Benton, Director of Planning and Code Enforcement to
have Animal Control investigate this complaint.
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! dollars ($50.00) to place an ad in the newspaper giving the addresse0!
of Senator Danforth, Senator Bond and Representative Skelton along:
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with a question indicating their approval or disapproval of the
syndication rules. Councilman Halsey seconded the motion and it was
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APPROVAL OF EXECUTIVE SESSION MINUTES:
1' Councilman Mason moved approval of the Executive Session Minutes of,
i January 8, 1990. Councilman Halsey seconded the motion and it was
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,; meeting would be postponed until the next Council meeting. As that*.
,, was no further business to come before the Council, Councilman Halsey
fi moved the meeting be adjourned. Councilman Hafake seconded the motion
j and it was approved. The Council Meeting was adjourned at
approximately 11:00 p.m.
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