HomeMy Public PortalAbout19790716 Regular Council Meeting, July 16 , 1979.
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;!Mayor Ifartsfield presided.
;gayer offered by Rev. Gary Smith, First Christian Church
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'Councilmen present : Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon , Hequembourg,
Kliegel , Rackers, Robinson and Whitecotton.
.Councilmen absent : Hager, absent with leave.
,.The minutes of the meeting of July 2nd, 1979, were approved as
,received with one exception: On page 102, last paragraph - Insert a.,
iperiod ( . ) after the word "appeal" and strike the words "and refer
'back to Planning and Zoning Commission. "
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;The following bids were received for six used buses from the Transit;
Authority :
Laurence D. Lucas, Bus 600 - $275. 00; Bits 604 - $315. 00
Oklahoma City, Okla. 605 - 375. 00 606 - 375. 00
P.O. Box 14527 608 - 375. 00 610 - 450. 00
Steve Edwards, Bus 605 - $455. 00 Bus 610 - $613. 00
Alamo, California.
Larry Wells, Bus 600 - $122. 50 Bits 604 - $205. 00
Route 2, Box 165 , 605 - 221 . 75 606 - 201 . 00
Azle, Texas 76020 608 - 176. 50 610 - 176. 50
iThe bids were referred to Mr. Mike Bates for checking.
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'Mr. Ed Cole , City Treasurer, presented his report and explained the
City same to the Council .
Treasurer Motion made by Councilman Crader that the report be approved. Motion
Report !seconded by Councilman 11equembourg and carried.
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Capital ;Mr, Phill.1bor of' the Capital City Witter Company advised that the
City Water boot,,ter station on ScheIlridge Road would be turned on next; Monday,
Company so that the prel;suro should be Improvod in tho goneral area.
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Mayor 11111•t-slAold prolientod tho bi- 11 from Pront. fill 11 dertj oil the now
111•011t, Poiico Fac.11.1t.y. This J.'s tilo 1001 paylliont , All the 11niount; or
11tlJ 'Idcro ,$187, 77(;. 00. Counc.11man Will tecot 1,oll moved that touch bill bo allowed.
Payment. 'Moti-oll tiecollded by Coullel 1111all Gordon and carriod. Ili to bo
#10 :'patd out. of' Itevenuo ,Sharing.
!�A 11! 11 1'rom the Couiily_('NHFN)r_f U7Uf )j;Mon of tit(, June 5th
Eloction ,E'Iuctton watt submittod, in the amount ()1' $4 , 134 . 40.
Co8tt3 Councilinan Iloquembourg moved that f4tich btll be al'towed. MotJoll
,seconded by Councilmen Whitecotton and carriod.
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,,Councilman Hequembourg presented the fallowing minutes of the Public,
;Safety find Health Committee:
"'The Public Safety and Health Committee of the Jefferson City Council
:met on July 11 , 1979 at 7: 30 p.m. in the City Council- Chambers.
Public i'Members present included Councilmen Brant , Kliegel , Whitecotton , and
Safety &,,Hoquembourg, Councilman Gordon was absent.
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Committee The first order of business was a hearing of the transfer of a Taxi
!':franchise from Mrs. Rosie Henderson (Veterans Cab) to Mr. Virgil
Minutes
!Wells, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Henderson were in attendance to answer
5questions. After discussion a motion was made by Brant to postpone
;action until the next Committee meeting to research Mr. Wells'
j;previous record in Taxi business. Motion was seconded and passed.
;.Six new applicants for taxi permits were approved and numerous
,:renewals were approved with Mr. Whitecotton voting "no" on two new
applicants.
1A request was made for permission for Melvin Godsey from Health to
!'attend the Solid Waste Management Seminar in Columbia. Request was ;t
!denied for lack of a motion. Hequembourg is to confer with Chester
:,McKinney about reasons for trip.
I'The new animal control ordinance with a fee schedule will be
ii.reviewed at the next Public Safety Committee meeting and will be
!'forwarded to the Council at the August 6, 1979 meeting.
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!; Discussion was held regarding the demolition of the old Police
Station excluding the Jail portion. Motion was made Wh:itecatton {'
;I to advertise for bids for demolition of building. Motion passed.
; Chief Patton requested permission to advertise for bids for security
; gates on parking lot. Request was denied until further study could
l! be made in regards to new land acquisition.
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! Chief Patton requested permission to purchase four new Radar guns. Public
j Discussion centered on fact that guns were at a special price. `,Safety &
1, Whitecotton moved to purchase guns, motion passed. Health
flA request was made for one officer from the Police department to Committee
( attend a firearms school at an approximate cost of $1,000. 00. ::Minutes
la After discussion request was denied for lack of a motion.
! Procedures for interviews for fire chief position were discussed
!land interviews will begin in approximately two to three weeks.
'! Discussion of rescue trucks to replace old truck was held. '
!; Specifications for a new rescue truck will be prepared after review ,
!! of truck bodies available.
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! Being no further business, motion was made for adjournment .
ii /s/John Hequembourg, Public Safety & Health"
;(' Councilman Hequembourg moved the approval of such minutes. Motion
seconded by Councilman Whitecotton and carried.
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! The following minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission were '.Planning &
presented to the Council : .Zoning
"The Jefferson City Planning; and Zoning Commission met on July 12, '.Commission
1979, in the Council Chambers of the City hall with the followings Minutes
members present : P. Pierre Dominique, presiding; Members Mike
Bates, Vince Borg;meyer, Dick Caplinger, Charles Dudenhoeffer, Jr. ,
Trip England, Seth Evans and Obie Munzell. Members absent were
j Charles Jackson and Margaret: Nobl.in. Others present were Councilman'
Whitocotton, memborn, or tho i;nvironmer►tal. Quality Commission , Fred
Lafsar, Director of the Department of Natural Re.sourcos, Kevin
� Roods, Planner and 111ionias It. Denton , I)t r(Ye for of I'l ann i ng;.
j The Minutes of the .Tuno 'I4 , 1979, Conuni.stilon mooting were approved
1i an submitted on motjon I)y mv. Caplinger with it tiveond by Mr. Dudon-,
it hoof for.
The following i.toiwi of bus tuoss3 were Iran 'acted :
!, 1. Tho first ,item of business wits eoncsideration of a final plat of
1= Greenberry Terrace Subdivision submitted by Rogor F. Versluos3 ?
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and Associates , on behalf of C. M. Scrivner. Mr. Vrrr,lues and
i} Mr. Scrivner made tho presentation. After all questions had
! been answerod to the Commission ' s satisfaction, Mr. Caplinger
moved that the plat be approved subject; to the removal of the
note regarding; location of driveway approaches. This motion
was seconded by Mrs. Munzell and was approved unanimously.
2. The next item of business was the request from Arthur W. and
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Venita E. Betts to rezone property located at 608 Ellis Boule-
vard, from RS-2 (single family) , to RA (multiple dwelling) . !
Mike Riley presented the request on behalf of the owners. Ile
stated that the Betts' intended to sell the residence to an
architect who wanted to use it for an office. Mrs. Ed Pope, ;'Planning &
{` 1911 Tanner Bridge Road, and Mrs. Earl Heinrich, 704 Ellis ;,Zoning
Boulevard, spoke in opposition to the request . .Commission
Mr. Caplinger moved that the request be denied as it would !;Minutes
constitute spot zoning. The motion was seconded by Mrs.
Munzell and approved unanimously. The request was therefore
denied.
Mr. Caplinger then made a motion instructing the Planning De- r.
partment to prepare a recommendation for an amendment to
Ordinance #8508, which would allow professional services to be
! included as a conditional use in a RS district. The motion was!;
seconded b Mr. Dudenhoeffer and i
Y passed unanimously. The ;
recommendation will be considered at the August meeting.
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�i3. The third item of business was a request from David and Ruth
VanLoo and Dennis and Karen VanLoo to .rezone Lot #28 of Sun
Valley Drive Addition, which in 1922 Sun Meadow Drive, from RS-2;
il (single family) to C-1 (neighborhood commercial) . All VanLoo'
were present and David VanLoo made the presentation stating that,
they now were the owners of the property and intended to operate!
a drapery shop from the residence and would provide four (4)
off-street parking spaces.
Otto Barker of 1926 Sun Meadow Drive spoke in opposition to the !I
ii request and presented a petition signed by six (6) property
J! owners who were opposed to it.
Mr. Dudenhoeffer moved that the request be denied as it would
constitute spot zoning. Mr. Evans seconded the motion and it
was approved unanimously. The request was therefore denied.
Planning & A. The next item of business was the request from Landwehr Enter-
Zoning prises, Inc. , to rezone fourteen ( 14) lots in Landwehr Hills I!
Commission Subdivision, from RS-2 (single family) to RD (duplex) , and an
Minutes adjoining tract from RS-2 (single family) to C-4 (planned
commercial) . This land lies along both sides of the proposed
extension of Eastland Drive. Frank Landwehr was present and i
if Louis Vetter presented the proposal. Numerous questions were 9
J, asked concerning the dimensions of the zoning district , creek
location and re-location and topography. Robert Philbert , 333
Eastland Drive and Sid Dulle, 403 Eastland Drive spoke in
i opposition to the request primarily because of Increased traf f icij
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Mr. Caplinger moved that both requests be denied. The motion
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was seconded by Mrs. Munzell and passed unanimously. The 1!f
request was therefore denied.
5. The last Item of business was consideration of an amendment to
Zoning Ordinance #8508, by adding new sub-sections to Section
4(A) (2) in order to provide additional conditional uses in a
RC (conservation) district. The Chairman read the proposed
amendment In It!-) ontirety.
Mr. Fred Laftutr, Direct-or of the Dopartment of Natural Ilot-ource
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addressed tilt) Commitiii1on find informed ti vin that 4 thirty ( 301 )
foot wido sconie onncmont. hitti boon dedicitted by tit(, 1-'arinors to
tilt) StIttO 01' MISHOUT-1 . The oftflotIlOnt will bo developed find
pronot•v0d ful IL wildlife prosorvatlon arott and %Y111 ltttlIt t1croen
a warohoti;v from viow ()I' tho clipitill. Complox. 811111 (ooll 111tro-
ducod mombort., of tho Env) ronliloll tit.) QInI.I.Ly Coltunitation and upoko
in regard to proservIng tho of planning ijLlld1(!f3 prepared
for and adopted by Litt, City. lic- furthor i4tated that compro mhos
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given to tho matter. Ile roconotionded adopting the proposed
amendment. Mr. Cuplint'rer moved thutt: the Planning and Zoning il
Commission recoirunond tho following amendment he approved and
adopted by the City Council a:;i follows:
Amend the Zoning Ordinance #8508, by adding new sub-sections
to Section 4 (A) (2) , to provide additional conditional uses
in a RC (conservation) district :
f. Barge docking - defined as a permanent structure
principally constructed from steel and/or concrete
Planning & I extending riverward with not less than 100 linear
Zoning wall feet , said structure to be permitted by V.S.
Commission Corps of Engineers and specifically designed for the E!
Minutes mooring and unloading of standard Missouri River
cargo barges.
g. Warehouse accessory to a barge docking facility for storage ,,
of barge shipments on a site of at least forty (40) acres
provided that:
1) Building coverage will not be greater than 2. 5%
of the total site.
2) All storage of materials and handling equipment will
be enclosed within the warehouse.
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3) In order to protect the view 'of the Missou'ri fdv6ill
and the flood plain, an irreplacable natural
resource of the City, the Board of Adjustment in
addition to the general authority provided in
Section 9 (A) (4) (d) , shall not approve a
conditional use permit for an accessory warehouse
in the RC (conservation) district unless it finds
that : ;Planning &
a) The building and facilities will be sited so ;Zoning
so as to cause minimum visual impact from the .Commission
State Capitol and the City. 'Minutes
b) The building and parking areas will be screened,
with shrubs and trees.
c) All building access points and all parking
areas will be screened from the Capitol and
the City by the building Itself or appropriate ,
landscaping.
d) No signs shall be permitted except informationai
signs with an aggregate total area of 1. 5
square feet at any one location.
e) Outside lighting shall be limited to the
minimum amount required for safety and security
and shall be directed downward and not across
the river.
f) Building materials and colors used on the build»•
Ing will blend in with landscape and minimize
visual impact of the structure.
g) Building height shall not exceed 28 feet above ,
the average grade of the surrounding terrain.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Dudenhoof f or and unanimously approved.'
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There being no further bt►r4lnous, tho moctintr adjourned.
Respectfully oubmitted, /n/Charleti W. Jackmon, Secretary"
1 Councilman WhIttocotton moved that such minutes be approved.
IMotion n.ocondod by counellman Crader and carrIed.
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IThe following Minu ten of tho Environmontal Outt'lity Comminsion woro 1.
roce J ved :
"The Commission on Environfliontal Quality 1110t at they call of the
Chairman on Thursday, June 21 , 1,979, at 7: 30 p.m. , In tho Board Environmental
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Room of the Jefforon City Chamber of Coriviierco. !,Quality
HiCoinmission Membern Prosent : Mrs. B. J. DeLong, chi arman ; Mrs. 1 Commi8sion,
orlIss Jones, secretary, Stun 13. Cook, Thoma►i E,. Whitecotton , 'roll jfinutes
INeff, Mrs. 13ottye Gibson , Mrt4. Obio Munzoll , and Mark Sullivan.
Commission Metinbern Absent - Judge James A. Pinch, Jr. and Dwight
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Special Guests: Ron Maxwell, vice-president of the News-Tribune;
Mrs. VirginiTt—Pell , executive coordinator of the Clean City
Commission of Kansas City, Missouri ; and Jim Anderson, executive
director of the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce.
Others Attendina: In advisory capacity: Tom Benton, Allen Pollock"i
and Robert Simonds. Kay Kennedy, reporter for the News-Tribune,
covered the meeting. it
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Mrs. DeLong, who 0
introduced members of the Commission and guests.
IMINUTES of the previous meeting were approved as mailed.
11REPORTS - SUB-COMMITTEES
1) Tell Neff reported on the draft which he had prepared to repeall'I
Section 5. 7 of the "Public Offense Code" and provide certain
additions and alterations. (Exhibit 1) Commission members
discussed various items within the proposed draft, which included
among other things specific fines for violators who litter from
automobiles and extension of areas presently covered to include
public alleys, public rest areas, downtown islands and grass medianfi
strips. 1i
Action on the proposed draft was deferred until the next i�
meeting.
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,2) Flood Plan - Tell Neff presented the architectural rendering of
;the plan of"Vairmer' s Concrete Company to construct. a warehouse on s.
li-i-acre plot on the riverfront owned by the Farmers. There was
i;;discussion of the effect this commercial structure would have on the:i:
view from the Missouri State Capitol and from Overlook Park. There
Environmental was reference by several members to the Harland Bartholomew compre-
Quality ',hensive plan for Jefferson City and the overall beautification plan ,;'
Commission ';both of which call for maintaining the basic rural nature of this
Minutes ;area�,area along the Missouri River and for maintenance of the view from
'the Capitol to the bluffs.
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lilt was noted by the Chairman that the Jefferson City Planning and
"Zoning Commission had very recently voted to change the zoning of
!this particular area from Rural to General Commercial (not heavy ;1
;industrial as the Farmers had requested) . The only dissenting vote
{was cast by Mrs. Obie Munzell.
,,The Chairman of the Environmental Quality Commission had on June 14 ,'�
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t'1979, filed a statement with the Jefferson City Planning and Zoning
''Commission recommending that the re-zoning of this property from
`Rural to Heavy Industry be rejected with several reasons set forth.
';(Exhibit 2) Also, George Dickie, of Skidmore, Owings & merrill , had'
,';on June 14, 1979, dictated a telephone message to Tom Benton in
,which he said, "This is a critical. issue, and the decision will set
,,;,a precedent for future development. . . . .My colleagues and I at
S. 0. M. strongly urge the retention of this area as a rural zone. . . ,,
1,1t will , in its original form, provide greater benefits for all
,;residents of Jefferson City. "
iTom Benton , city planner, described In detail the subsequent steps
;;that are required by law to be talten before this change in zoning
!!actually will become effective. Included are a public hearing,
,City Council action , and approval by the Board of Adjustment on
!August 14. This also will be a public hearing.
IThe Environmental. Quality Commission voted to appear at the public
bearing July 2 for the purpone or stating tho position of the
!Commission on changing tho zonIng from Ituritl to Gonoral Comine-rcial .
011 Neff abstained from votAtir.
Souths1de Plan - Allon PollocV. reported that in tin much its HUD
1,curral-ICTj hats tune availablo for i4trovt improvollielittj, thoro Is 11
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iiSouthoido project under wity %vhloh will liiclodo t.roo planting, n
;1 Punklin , Jefferson, and Madl.t.on Av0nuv,,:;. Thu Urban Program Corporit-;�
tion of ','it. Louls huf4 dovolopod it plan !'car HUD covoi-Ing thir4 projoct�7
"and the Corporixtion ' ti drawltir wa.-i pro8ontod by Pollocit [it the
'inuetitir. Tho St . Louis I'Irm will coordinato with tho ovorall, city
beautification progritni and will consult with Goorgo DJck1o, of
Skidmore, 0wi.n1,,,n and Merrill on the types of' troof.4 to be plantod.
This will be a nolghborhood improvement project. The Cominitision,
Environmental roaetod favorably and agreed that George Dickio should be contiulted
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Quality regarding the selection of trees for those plant.[ng.s.
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Minutes' 4) Sam Cook and AlJen Pollock are to prepare a budget for Madison
;Street lighting to conform with the new lights oil Iligh Street. The
tiproposod budget will ultimately be presented to the City Council
i,With a request for funds from the city for this improvement .
Mrs. DeLong reported briefly that plans for Highway 50 West
beautification are moving along.
OB SIMONDS, who this week resigned as Executive Director of the
id-Missouri Council of Governments, was called upon and assured the!
anunission that , as long as he is in the Jefferson City area, he
jommission.ill continue in all advisory position with the Environmental Quality i
inUEST SPEAKER
�_Irs. Virginia Pell, executive coordinator of the Clean City
Commission of Kansas City, Missouri, spoke to the group on her work
�n Kansas City, particularly with regard to the litter problem. Shel
i ave a capsule presentation of KAB (Keep America Beautiful) , to
;Mch Kansas City has subscribed. "If you change people' s attitudes
&ou change people' s behavior"--this is the basic concept of KAB,
which Mrs
Pell highly recommended for Jefferson City. "We don' t
eal with litter -- we deal with the act of littering (behavior)" ,
Ishe added. Mrs. Pell gave a slide presentation and answered
!questions.
1kETING ADJOURNED Respectfully submitted /s/Tess Jones, Secretary" I
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!"Councilman Whitecotton moved that such minutes be approved. Motion
Environmental
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I'The following minutes of the Board of Adjustment were received:
1)"The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Adjustment was held in
lithe Council Chambers of the City Hall building, 240 East High Street
,on Tuesday, July 10, 1979, at 8: 15 a.m. The following members were
1present : Tim Frevert , presiding; Harold Busch, Gideon Houser and
IlGordon Persinger. Mr. Rick Morris was unable to attend this meeting'. Board of
;;Also present were Thomas H. Benton, Director of Planning, Kevin Adjustment
111loods, Planner and Carletta Wilbers, Secretary. Minutes
.As there were no additions or corrections, the Minutes of the June 5,
1! 1979 , Board meeting were approved.
ilhe following items of business were then transacted:
lil. The first item of business was the request of Ronald J. Prenger,
'`.for a variance in the density requirements to allow construction of
sixteen ( 16) apartment units on property located in Block 2 , Lots
' 131 14, 15 and 16, of Crandall ' s Subdivision , which lies on the
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north side of the 1100 block of West High Street.
i:Mr. Ronald Prenger was sworn in and presented a site plan to the
!Board for review indicating the location of the proposed building
Wand parking areas. He stated the building would be brick and all
!!parking areas would be paved according to City specifications.
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JNr. Benton stated that the applicant did not request a variance for :!
Jthe set-back from Berry Street. lie presented the Board members a
teopy of an alternate site plan his office prepared in which all
11set-backs would be adhered to and still. provide the required parkin
ii` After discussion regarding the request , Mr. Pe rsinger. moved the
request, for a variance in the density requirements be approved j
Asub,joct to the building being :got back the required distance from #
Berry Street as detailed on the alternato plan. This motion was '
�i seconded by Mr. Busch and it'll inumberti voted unitnlniously to approve
1jthe request.
2. The la"t item of buNl.noss was con.9Jderat ion of the requef4t of
, Bob Steinmetz, for it rear yard varlanco to rvntitruct a new
;building on property located at 709 Ohio Street. �
Mr. Steinmetz was sworn in and submitted it si to plan of the proposodl'
'lbuilding. Ile stated the building would be it metal building.
Considerable discussion followed regarding the number of employees ,
}! parking spaces required , and use of the alleys for Mr. Steinmetz
business.
liMr. Buford Hil.gert, 713 Ohio Street , was sworn in and stated he had ,
' no objection to the construction of the building. However , his
objection was the customer vehicles which block the alley and
� create a hazard and nuisance for the other property owners in this
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Mr. Jim Scarborough, was sworn in and stated compromises would be jZoard of
made to provide the required Adjustment
p q parking spaces far this new building if}'
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Mr. Houser moved this request be approved provided Mr. Steinmetz '
provide seven (7) off-street parking spaces on the site of the new Ir
building or within nine hundred (9001 ) .feet of the building. This
motion was seconded by Mr. Persinger with all members voting in the !`
affirmative.
There being no further business at this time, the meeting adjourned.'
! Respectfully submitted, Thomas H. Benton, Director of Planning"
l� Councilman Hequembourg moved that such minutes be approved. Motion ;;
(( seconded by Councilman Whitecotton and carried.
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Fire:menlnlho Firomen' sz Pension Fund Actuarial Report and Financial Report wan
Pension ;presented to the Mayer and each Councilman. They are rtsked to read
Board ;°and review it and then, If they desire , they meet with the Firemen' s;'
Pension Board.
Councilman Kliegel moved that such report be referred to the
Committee-of-the--Whole and when meeting of this Committee is held
that Members of the Firemen' s Pension Board and any other interested;
parties be notified. Motion seconded by Councilman Brant and passed;,
;13ill No. 38, introcaucecl-fiy-COUnCiiman-r3ran ,-entitled:
Bill 38 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code `
Sales of the City of Jefferson , 1978, by repealing Section 16-67 and
Tax enacting; a new Section 16-67 in lieu thereof, relating to Sales Tax:"
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
members of the Council. '
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81ll No. 39, introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled: '
An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , authorizing; the
Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a contract with Musselman &
Bill 39 Ball Contractors, Kansas City , Missouri.. "
Contract Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman
Musys;elman Crader the rules were suspended and the Bill. was read the third
8c Ilal.l . time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the
Slurry following; vote as Ordinance No. 9307:
Seal Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon,
Ilequembourg, Kliegel , stackers,
Robinson , and Whitecatton. 1
Councilmen voting Nay: None. !
Councilmen absent : Hager, absent with leave.
.Bill No. 40, int:roduccd�fiy� ounc- Tmsiri-AfiTtec'cit ton , entitled: '
Bill 40 "An Ordlttance of the; City of Jeffer.on , Mi-snouri , amending, the Code f�
Story Sign of the City of Jefferson , 1978, by adding ta. roadway to Section 23-441
Ncals;c�nDrivc. dc�s:jiYnut.eri :-strap Intersection: Subsection (b) other rrapecifiod
and k:lm intertjoc.tions. "
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C.ottnc.ilrnitn Brant resclttet,tcxl that t:ho Its ll be rc.rf'orrecl hack t:o harkl.ng,
and 'I'a•al' t'ir, Aut'hcaz•ity and thti t when I ho 111.11 i sj heard they notify ?
ret,jidents on Nelson Drl.vo to two If -,omothing o.!nn bus workod out on
' thita mstttor.
Ccnasjetl►nan Wltltcrcotton at,rood.
13111. No. 41 , introduced by CouneI ]man WhItueotton , entitled :
11 1fAn Ordi.nitnco of the City of .1of 'ruin , Mlsvjourl , amending the Code
Lill. 41 ;of the City of Jcfferson , 1978, by addinv it roadway to Soetlon 23-7R
Amending "Parking Prohibited At All Times At Des fir,nsttecl Locations. "
Parking & 'fRead first and second time by t i t l e and ordered d 1 s t ri buted to
Traffic ;'member; of they Council .
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13111. 42 ";Bill No. 42, introcucE31-iiy- otlncTltlall- 1li�iecc7itoit , entitled: i
Amending ;"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code !
Parking & iof the City of Jefferson , 1978, by adding; a roadway to Section 23--79,,`
Traffic {;Parking Prohibited At All Times At Designated Locations. "
Code 1;Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to j
j'members of the Council,
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Bill 43 ;Bill No. 43, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
Amending ' "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code
Parking &!of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by adding; a roadway to Section
Traffic 123-79, Parking; Prohibited At All Times At Designated Locations. "
Code ;'Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
1'members of the Council.
Bill 44 !Bill No. 44, introauced�6y�Counc ImQn flfii�ec-ott�n, entitled:
Amending ' An Ordinance of the ,City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending; the Code !!
of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by adding a roadway to Section 23-51,
Parking &ii Speed Limits--Forty Miles Per hour. "
Traffic
Code ilRead first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
1�members of the Council.
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;;Bill No. 45, introduced by Councilman Whit ecvt;toll , entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code Bill 45
Hof the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing paragraph (d) of Amending
;Section 23-103 relating to Removal of ;Motor Vehicles Generally , Parking &
!;and enacting a new paragraph (d) in lieu thereof. . " Traffic
Code
,:Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
'members of the Council .
,Bill No. 46 , introduced by Councilman Whitecotton , entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code Bill 46
of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Section 23-121 , ParkingAmending
:Meters to be Free Upon Certain Legal Holidays, and enacting it new Parking &
Section 23-121 , Parking Meters to be Free Upon Certain Legallfoliciaysl'rnffic
in lieu thereof. . " Code
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
members of the Council .
�Bi.11 No. 47, introduced by Councilman Wh1tecotton, entitled:
"'An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Misnourl , amending the Code B111 47
of the City of JF�f.ierson , 1978, by repealing Section 23-128, Amending
!Nonreserve,d Parking , and any other ordinances or parts:; of ordinancesParking &
in conflict herewith and enacting; it new SFSction 23-128 , Nonreserved Traffic
;Parking at City Parking Gi.trage in lieti thereof. " Code
;,Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
menlber�3 of thr C'ounci 1 .
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!;Bill. No. 48, introduced by Councilman Crader , entitled :
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Miss;ourt , amending; the Cade bill 48
of the City of Jefferson , 1976 , by am(,ndi.ng Chapter 11. of said Code Transit
;by adding two now s.ectJons rolc(titig, to oporrit; icsnr,> of the Tr,lnsit; Syr;tr�m
Syr;t.em.
"
Read .f.i_.rr_it and iiecond t true by L.I tle Rite] ord(•red c11F.0.r•i bitted to
mc�tnbc�r,s
of' tht! Cotinc i 1 .
13111 Nu. X19, int. rc>dtic•.(.d by Colinciltnsan Critdof- , c'iititiod : 13111. 49
"Au Ord i nittivi, to ati t.hoi- i zo the Hayor sill(( C l er•k tit exvcti to it c:otlt;rac t.fic.hoo l
1rel.lte�>n
tiff- City t7!' Jei' 1'errarn and the ;;ittLe Ifighwuy Coflu[)I osi oil of Crci;-;sting,
`Afi.=;;scturi provi.(11111; 1,ol. Ciao lnitt.ill. littfoil , opt-ration , Itnd mEtlntunitn(;c) fiig,tt,ll earl
y!01, it 11chooi (ro.-u;1ilf", „ irlillI oil Rout:(! 50 ill. llciert(x .50
,11sad t'3rrit and stec.ond tine± by tit. ic, and ordered d1,'.tribuLvd to tit, Kanr�as ,St .
nsesmbc�rii
of' the Coun(.1 1 .
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Bill No. :32 , introduced by Councilman Cruder , entitled :
"Au Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Misisouri , amending Ordinance
No. 9057, The E'lecutrical. Code, by modifying; and amending Section 3. 0,
Section 4 . 2 , Section 12 , and adding It new Section 4 . 2. )3. 11 13i l.1 32
Bill No. :32 was read the uhird time, by title and placed on final Amending
':Passages and was passed by the following; vote as Ordinance, No. 9308: Electrical
iiCounc i lmen voting Aye: Borg ineyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon , Code
} Hequembourg, Kliegel , Rackers, Robinson ,
and Whitecotton.
11Councilmen voting Nay : None.
;(Councilmen absent : Hager, absent with leave.
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,;Bi.11 No. 33, introduced by Councilmen Brant and Rackers, entitled: Bill 33
11"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, levying a tax on Gross
!the gross receipts of persons, firms or corporations engaged in the Receipts
:'business of selling natural gas, manufactured gas , electricity, or Tax
'both gas and electricity, or furnishing telephone service,
'telecommunications services or community antenna television systems,
j,to the public for the privilege of conducting; such business in the
,City of Jefferson , Missouri, and using and occupying the streets and
j;public ways of said City with distribution facilities , and repealing;
::No. 8356, and Sections 16-68 through 16-72, inclusive, of the
14efferson City Code, 1978, and enacting in lieu thereof new Sections
016-68 through 16-78 inclusive. "
1'Mr. Doerhoff, representing Central Dairy, appeared in opposition to
the Bill. He stated Central Dairy was not opposed to paying their
!'share of the taxes, but thought they should pay equally with other
imanufacturers.
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Regular Council Meeting, July 16, 1979.
;,Councilman Gordon moved that the Council amend' t-fi,e*"-B,i- -1'1 ,' Section 16-!I
'73 (b) , by changing the figure $25, 000, 00 to $15,000. 00 as a maximum;
iitax to be collected from any manufacturer. Tho motion was seconded It
it 11
Bill 33by Councilman Whitecotton and the amendment passed.
Receipts No. 33 was read the third time by title and placed on final ;i
Tax ;passage and was passed, as amended, by the following vote as
,Ordinance No. 9309:
!;Councilmen voting Aye: Brant , Crader, Gordon, Hequembourg, Kliegel,-i
Hackers and Whitecotton.
pCouncilmen voting Nay : Borgmeyer and Robinson.
,!Councilmen absent : Hager, absent with leave.
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Bill 34 ,Bill No. 34 ,
introduced by Councilman Brant , entitled:
:
Repealing �i"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson repealing Sections 23-65
City !through 23-76 inclusive, relating to City Vehicle Licenses. "
Vehicle
I'Bill No. 34 was read the thbd time by title and placed on final
Licenses
,'passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9310:
1;Councilmen voting Aye: Brant , Crader, Gordon, Hequembourg, Kliegel,',,;
Hackers, Robinson and Whitecotton.
,iCouncilmen voting Nay : Borgmeyer.
'Councilmen absent :
Hager, absent with leave.
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ii� Bill No. 36, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled: jl
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code
Bill 36 ; of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Section 2-5 relating to
Nepotism ! nepotism and enacting a now Section 2-5 in lieu thereof. "
!,'Bill No. 36 read the third time by title and placed on final
j, passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9311 :
,"Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, Gordon,
Hequembourg, Kliegel , Hackers, and
Whitecotton . ii
'!Councilmen voting Nay : Robinson II
l absent : Hager, absent with leave.
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pBill No. 37, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled :
Bill 371i "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , wnending the Code ]
Residence of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing the existing Section If
of City 28-1 relating to renidenect of City employees, and enacting a new
Employees ;;Section 28-1 in lieu thereof. "
ISince there is some question about the Bill , Councilman Whitecotton
iroquosted that that same be placed on the Informal Calendar.
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AppointmentiMr. Bates, Director of Public Works presented the name of Steven M.
Department 11Jungmeyor as an Engineering Technician II , at a starting salary of
of Public
,; $950. 00 per month, effective August lat .
Works
,:Councilman Hackers moved the appointment be approved.
{Motion seconded by Councilman Crader and passed.
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Appointment !Mayor Hartsfield read a letter from Judge Maurice Markway, request- '
Cole County i ing the appointment of an elected official to represent Jefferson
Human City on the Board of the Cole County Human Development Corporation,
Development 'Mayor Hartsfield appointed Councilman Whitecotton and he agreed to
Corporation serve.
The following ---------
"COUNCIL RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, there exists no written comprehensive salary
ladministration policy for the employees of the City of Jefferson; and
WHEREAS, such condition has created friction, frequent
' special salary adjustments' granted under threats of resignation,
and serious morale problems among employees; and
WHEREAS, this Council believes such present condition is
,counterproductive and will continue until a formal job classifica-
tion and salary administration is adopted ; and
Regular Council Meeting, ,July 16, 1978.
vMW3+..,.W..+..:+4wn n3Mo-..v. vr. i..rl ..r......:.p • .+r..,,. . .
! WHEREAS, this Council recognizes the scopo. of such an ., ,...,. ....._.,� .. ....,
14undertaking, it also must be concerned with its cost. Such total 9
1cost, in addition to the City's growing general cost of operations, ;;
11most likely will prevent such a project from materializing without ;3lesoluti
"outside" assistance. ! I .P.A.
THEREFORE, by an affirmative vote of the Council of the City j; Grant
of Jefferson, the City of Jefferson supports the Mayor' s
application for a Matching Inter-Government Personnel Act ( I .P. A. )
Grant, in the amount of Twenty Thousand ($20,000. 00) Dollars, in
order that a formal wage and salary administration program may be
i�
initiated.
Adopted this 16th day of July, 1978. r
!r
/s/George Hartsfield {s
President of the Council
�j
iAttest
/s/Libby Tihen, City Clerk" `+
After some discussion a Roll Call Vote was taken as follows:
Councilmen voting Aye: Brant , Gordon , Hequembourg, Rackers and 'I
lVhitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: Borgmeyer, Cruder, Kliegel , Robinson. i
Councilmen absent: Hager, absent with leave.
The Resolution was adopted.
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Councilman Hequembourg gave areport onthe railroadc•rossing for {Railroad
the Von Hoffmann Press. He asked for a consensus from the Council , "Crossing
approval for Mr. Rackers and himself to pursue a Grant application tlVon Hoffmann
to help pay for the expense of the rubberized crossing across Tress
Industrial Drive, with a firm proposal to be brought back to the li
Council if the Grant is successful, and it could cost the City up (!
to $lq 000.00. There would also be several contracts involved. Thee
estimated total cost of a rubberized crossing would be in the
neighborhood of $80,000. 00 and a timber crossing would be in the it
neighborhood of $30,000. 00. if
After some .further discussion , Councilman Brant made the motionthafi�
Councilman Hequembourg and Rackers be authorized to pursue the !'
Grant, negotiate with Von Ioffmann Press , and they total expense to (,
the City would not exceed $10, 000.00. Motion seconded by Councilman
Whitecotton and passed unanimously,
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Councilman Brant commented on the Property Tax Levy and stated a {,Property
Public Hearing probably would be hold August 20th to set the rates. iTax Levy
We could also hold a hearing on the same date: for allocation of �(
Revenue Sharing.
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There being no further business, meeting adj ourned. Adjournment
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