HomeMy Public PortalAbout19790820 Regular Council Meeting, A4 _
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'Mayor Ha.rts:f field presided.
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he Council stood for a minute of silence in memory of Councilman
iarvey Hager. This was followed by the prayer, offered by
nev. Gene Akeman.
CCouncilmen present : Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, liequembourg, Kliegel,
Rackers, Robinson and Whitecotton.
Councilmen absent : Gordon, absent with leave.
A quorum was declared present .
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:The Mayor then presented the Consent Agenda and requested approval
'of the Council Minutes of the meeting of August 6th, and the
following Minutes :
"The Public Works and Planning Committee met Monday evening , July 23;1
1979, in the Council Chambers with Councilman Crader presiding. if
'Other members present were 13orgmeyer, Gordon and Kliegel. Others
present were Mike Bates, Larry Bates, John Bryan , Lewis Long,
Public WorksiMarc Thornsberry, and Tom Benton .
and Planning ''. Presentation by Missouri. Department of Transportation regarding
Committee „►transit System Subsidy. This presentation was made by Dave Awbrey
Minutes of the Missouri Dopartment of Transportation .
' In general discussion and questioning , it was brought out that
!;the Transit System costs approximately four thousand dollars per
;week to operate, andthie does not include any depreciation an the
!buses. i
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Mr. Awbrey advised that there was money available and as soon as'
,application is filed they will proceed. If the City desires to do
;;this it should be done an soon as possible, before many other cities!
icome into the► program. The funding would include study for better
;'routes. The charter rune for special runs could not be included in ;
tho Subsidy - it must be for ontablirshod bus routes.
' Councilman K1iogel made the motion that nocessary papers he
:prepared for the next Council me3et1n1r, if possible, and have
Mr. Awbrey pro8ont for any quor.3tions, Motion r;econdod by Councilman
'Gordon and passed unanimously.
�2. Review of bids received for this "ale of six c;MC I)uNc!r3. Mike
Bates oxplai.ned that originally it wu:; undorrst:ood the u:; ed buses l
would have to be sold but during the pur•iod of our adverti.9ing,,
;,there had boon an ardor itssut~d :Mating we did not have to �3011 the ;i
buses. lie rocommesnded that we not soil tiny of the bunt::-., ho thought'
Jt was in our best interest to koop them all -- wc± cnn ke(A) two to :I
;four of them in good working condition by using the part,;.
jany money we would fret out of the salve of these buFSea must bo given
'back to the Government . Thoso buses can be umed for extra runts, it
,.school runs, etc. �
1' Councilman Borlymeyer moved that we reject all bids and keep the �
;buses. Motion seconded by Councilman K.liegel and carried.
�3. Dunford Street closing. Mr. Mike Bates stated the street was
originally scheduled to be closed, then the property owners objected
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'and another meeting was held with them. There are eight homes on
�jthe street .
j Marc Thornsberry stated there had been Consultants in from
'Kansas City and they viewed the street , and the Engineer over the
,project reviewed the situation. They decided there was not enough
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;`separation between Christy Drive and DunklinStreet entrance; also
;;the vertical curve we would have to work with Betting down into i
'Dunklin Street was not very desirable. They recommended the street I
Public Worksbe closed at the one end, and there is a wide place there for 11
and Planningliturning. From a safety and engineering standpoint , the street has f!
Committee ito be closed.
Minutes Councilman Gordon moved that we accept the recommendation of the
;Department of Public Works and close Dunford Street. Motion seconded
jby Councilman Borgmeyer and passed unanimously.
1'4. Realignment of Nelson Drive. Marc Thornsberry explained that it+l
jis an extremely dangerous situation as it exists now, with the fact �!
}that Mr. Ott is completely rebuilding Nelson Drive along his
;property line - the only portion that is left is the area along the
!Atchison Street right-of-way, about thirty feet - trying to improve
1Ithis curve and tie back into Nelson Drive. �!
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Regular Council Moet:lng , August 20, 1979.
The estimated cost of this improvement to the City would be
11about $7,600. , and this is at the price Mr. Stockman turned into
Mr. Ott earlier this spring. There is about eighty feet of pavement'
to be torn out .
Mr. Roger Verslues appeared - he is a resident of the street ,
and stated it was a very dangerous, blind curve; there had been
several accidents there and just several weeks ago there was quite a,
serious accident there.
Councilman Kliegel made the motion that we advertise for bids
I this realignment of Nelson Drive and that we withhold the Public Works
figures of Stockman Construction Company which we mentioned tonite, rand Planning
t be fair to Stockman. Motion seconded by Councilman Borgmeyer
Committee
land carried.
Minutes
l5. Petition for Marilyn Street curb and gutter. Discussion had
about the street - there is a portion already curbed and guttered,
and a portion along a creek where the land is not buildable. There
is a portion, six or seven hundred feet long , where the petitioners
live and want the curb and guttering.
Councilman Gordon moved that we proceed with the curb and
guttering - that Marilyn Street be put on the list of streets.
Councilman Kliegel seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.
7. Park and Ride lot at Bridge Drive-in Theatre. Mr. Mike Bates
explained that the Department of Natural Resources, working with
the Highway Department , are handling this matter.
Mr. Bryan explained they had quoted a price of twenty-five
cents to ride the bus from the parking lot to the City, one-way,
and the Department of Natural Resources thought this too high. Whew:
asked what they thought of fifteen cents , they said that still was
more than they had been thinking of. The Munar
,,or of the Drive-In
said they would be talking about $10, 000 per year its exponso.si , for
cleaning, guards , etc. , so they would have to chnr1--r,o accordingly
We will continue to work with 'Uhem but are making no cominitments:
The idea is to save on traffic across the bridge and parking
in the downtown ureit.
Mr. Batos stated they did want the Commit,tec, to know about tho '
I'mattor, there is nothing, to bo done at this; but, will Iteep the "
lCouncil advised on tho mattor.
8. Request for improvement of Theresa Stroet in ter.-;o(- L.1 oil . Tho
street was put in boforo the, area wttt-; tulton Into the City and t;olno_ �
thing will have to be Bono by the City. The curb and gutter has
fallen away and the water will got under tho stroot . Tho approach
' should be widened so that a school bus can got around and pass it
car if necessary. :Vublic Works
Councilman Borgilloyer moved that they meet with the, property and Planning
owners and bring -tile results back to the Committee. moti iConunittee
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'Iseconded by Councilman Gordon and carried.
lLarry Bates then brought up the matter of purchasing salt - it is
usually purchased at this time of year and the problem is the
payment for same - we are committing ourselves for this payment out ;
of t he new budget. If we wait until November to purchase, the
. price may be higher, and we take a chance of getting it .
Councilman Borgmeyer moved that we bid the salt and make
supplemental appropriation for this year, then add the figure in
next year' s budget. Motion seconded by Councilman Gordon and passed]
' Councilman Borgmeyer inquired of Mike Bates if he had any info rma-
tion about St. Mary' s Boulevard. Marc Thornsberry advised that if
we went ahead and curb and guttered St. Mary's from Heisinger Road
Ito Missouri Boulevard, he would estimate the City' s cost to be
about $54,000. 00. If we went from Heisinger Road to just past is
Modern maintenance, about six hundred feet, the City's cost would be
approximately $15, 000. 00.
It was suggested that Councilmen Borgmeyer and Kliegel meet
with the property owners in the area.
There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted, /s/"Dick" Crader, Chairman. "
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he Parking and Traffic Authority met at 8:00 A. M. Thursday, August AI
11979 with Robert Schulte, James 'Thomas, Norma Miller, Pat Klein,
hil Freeman , Col. Patton, Capt. Duncan, Jim Jordan, Doug Boyd, John;
;Oryan and James Hartley present. Harvey Hager and Jim Whaley had
',excused absence.
U On a motion by Miller and Seconded by Freeman , reconsidered a
;recommendation to remove parking on the north side of Mesa and on
iboth sides at the top ofthe hill on a curve. The vote was 4 to 2,
RMiller, Thomas, Freeman and Klein in favor of leaving parking on
iibiesa and Col. Patton and Bryan voted to remove parking. Parking wil
Abe retained.
?22. On a motion by Patton and Seconded by Freeman , denied a request
Nfor aloading zone on 324 E. Capitol after it was noted by Duncan
"that a loading zone 56 feet east of the location could be used.
Additional loading zones cannot be established closer than 100 ft.
Parking & ;of each other.
Traffic 3, Concerning the negotiation with Ron Kaiser for the
Authority :; y purchase of
:,land owned b him on 100 E. High St. Jim Jordan was instructed to
Minutes ;;contact him as soon as possible and obtain his counter offer. The
,!Authority had made an offer to purchase 6 weeks ago which he turned
!'down.
`4. On a motion by Duncan and Seconded by Freeman, recommend to (j
'remove parkingon the west side of Berry St . between W. High St. and
''W. Main St. Ron and Dennis Prenger had made the request .
ifs. On a motion by Bryan and Seconded by Patton, reaffirmed its
;previous recommendation to install a STOP sign at Nelson Dr.
! entering E. Elm St . Some residents had requested a three-way stop
l�intersection but after some discussion it wasdenied. Elm St. would
Vibe carrying much more traffic in the future and the STOP sign on
;!Nelson would be adequate.
6. On a motion by Thomas and seconded by Klein, the operational
1�proccdures at the City Parking Garage would remain the same.
'jConcorning the reasons for roping off the lower levels before
119: 30 A. M. , Bartley attid it has been used in hopes of discouraging
isome of the all day parking and rotate short term parkers on the !
!flower levels. All card are forced up to the upper levels before
9. 30 A. M. The only alternativo to roping would be increased rates
i�t'o discourages long term parking. A parking study presently being
+,conducted showed only a 1. 4 turn over per apace during an 8 hour
l 1period. The rate: should be 3. 0 to 4. 0. It was also decided to
Astay open Saturdays and some nights during the week. i
';7. Concerning a request for a barricade on 200 Broadway to prevent
('cars from entering, it was decided to re-stripe the left turn lane
further oast and post one-way signs at the driveways and alleys next
Into St. Peters.
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8. On a motion by Freeman and Seconded by Thomas , reconsidered a
previous recommendation to increase the speed limit on Ellis Blvd.
Parking &4rom o 40 m. p. h. and recommend to decrease the speed limit to 30 m.p. h.
Traffic Greenberry Rd. to Hwy. 54.
Authority1Ig. On a motion by Thomas and Seconded by Miller, recommend to
Minutes , install a YIELD sign on Kaylyn entering Sue Dr. Sight clearance at
' the T intersection was given as a reason for the sign.
10. held over a request to eliminate the 2 hr, parking zone on
400 E. State St.
11. On a motion by Bryan and Seconded by Miller, recommended a
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YIELD sign at Green Meadow Dr. and Brookside.
12. Held over a request to eliminate parking in the alley next to
' Voss Market until it could be determined if the alley has been
itsdedicated to the City.
1113. Held over a request to consider extending the signalization of
i1stop lights during Daylight Savings Time until it could be
Idetermined if flashing signals are sufficient.
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F34 On a motion by Miller and Seconded by Klein, authorized
pt. Duncan to mark lanes immediately on S.W. Blvd. at Thompson St.,
<< to alleviate a traffic hazard for people turning onto S.W. Blvd.
from Thompson. Left turn lanes going both ways on S.W. Blvd. at j
Thompson St. would be installed. Bryan said there is a possibility ;;
that the hill on S.W. Blvd. would be shaved off enabling people
coming off Thompson St. to have better sight clearance. However, !Parking &
retaining walls would have to be built. 11raffic
X15. Several property owners and business people appeared in protesi!Authority
to the left turn lane being installed at Kansas St. entering Ito. ,Minutes
Blvd. Schulte, Bryan, Hartley and interested parties will meetwithj!
the Highway Dept. to discuss alternatives to installing the turn
lane at this time.
x, 16. John Bryan discussed future plans for removing parking on S.W.
jBlvd. and Stadium Blvd. in order to increase the efficient flow of
traffic on both streets. It was pointed out that increased parking `!.
around Helias High School on Stadium has increased traffic conges-
tion and sight clearance on one curve.
17. Held over a recommendation to remove parking on Bolivar St.
from Elm to McCarty St. until Duncan could determine if more parkin
could be retained for St. Marys Health Center on Bolivar between
Elm St. and the overpass.
/s/Robert C. Schulte, Chairman , Parking and Traffic Authority" i
"The regular monthly meeting of the Beard of Adjustment was held injj
the Council Chambers of the City Hall building , 240 East High 'Board of
Street , on Tuesday, August 7, 1979, at 8: 15 a.m. The following ;Adjustment
members were present : Chairman Rick Morris, presiding; Members ;;Minutes
Harold Busch, Tim Frevert, Gideon Rouser and Gordon Persinger. Alsoil
present were Thomas H. Benton , Director of Planning, Kevin Roods,
Planner and Carletta Wilbers, Secretary .
As there were no corrections or additions, the Minutes of the Board
! meeting of July 10, 1979, were approved .
The following items of business were the consi.dored :
1. The first request was that of Mr. & Mrs. Vernon C. Smith, 2307
St . Louis Road, for a conditional iuiv porm.it to operate it Day Caro i'
Center from their home to carry for ton ( 10) childron.
Vernon C. and Chloe Smith were sworn in and stated they wished to j
operate a Day Care Center to help supplement their incomr) as Mr. ii
Smith is retired and they are living; on Social Security benefits.
Mr. Smith stated the yard will be fenced to meet City requirements. ;)
Mr. Morris informed the Board a letter had been received from the 11
Jefferson City Health Department in which they stated there would
be no objection if in the future when City sewers became avai.labl.e, i
the Smith's would connect their home to the City system. The
Smith' s agreed.
Mr. Morris thenasked if anyone wished to speak regarding; this
request. No one appeared in opposition. It was noted two property]
owners in this area called the Department of Planning and stated
they had no objection to this request. The property owners were
Mrs. James Collins, 209 Haaf Drive and Ernest Englebrecht , 1616
Greenberry Road.
Mr. Houser then moved this request be approved. This was seconded
by Mr. Persinger with all members voting in the affirmative to }�
approve this request.
2. The request of Randall Landrum, 1109 East Miller Street, was
, considered. Mr. Landrum requested a conditional use permit to !
i operate a photography studio as a home occupation from his home. i(
Mr. Landrum was sworn in and stated he wished to operate this shop
!� on a part--time basis at this time. He stated the business would
? entail bridal, wedding pictures, portraits and similar photography.
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r. Frevert asked where parking would be located. Mr. Landrum
stated he had sufficient room in the rear yard and if this request
vas approved, he would provide parking at some future date.
and spoke in opposition to this
Board o f ,The following persons were sworn in
request : Mrs. Ruth Schulte, 1108 East Miller Street , Mary Ann
Adjustment �,
Minutes ,Neutzler, 1103 E. Miller Street , Walter and Hilda Lauf , 1112 E.
.Miller Street, Wanda Doehla, 1110 E. Miller Street and Charles
Uubbert , Route #4, owner of property located at 1111 East Miller
i1street.
:!Mrs. Schulte was primarily the spokesperson for the group. She
Nstated the extreme difficulty of parking on the street was the main
,objection to this request. The property owners were also
i;apprehensive as to the type of clientele Mr. Landrum would have and
'!the type of photography to be done.
,!Mr. Walter Lauf stated he has great difficulty in finding parking
kon the street as Mr. Landrum has guests who use all available ii
,;parking along the street.
OAfter considerable discussion between the Board, Mr. Landrum and the,
;property owners, Mr. BCTIton suggested to the Board a possible
11alternative to the situation. Mr. Benton suggested the Board
liconsider approving this request for a trial period of six months to
;a year and at the end of that time, the property owners and Mr.
!Landrum would again appear before the Board to discuss the request.
itir. Houser then moved the request for a conditional use permit to ij
;operate a photography studio be approved on a six (6) month trial
ibasis with Mr. Landrum to instruct all customers to park in the
!: rear of his property. This motion was seconded by Mr. Persinger
,with all members voting in the affirmative. Motion passed
`!unanimously. Mr. Frevert stated the applicant would not be chargedil
,Ian additional $25. 00 filing fee when this request is to be
iire-considered at the February meeting.
3. The request of Beverly llei I , for a conditional use permit to
loperato a Day Care Center from property located at 605 Back Street ,
was then considered. Mrs. Heil wan sworn in and stated she wished
to care for thirty ( 30) clill.dron full time and ton ( 10) kindergarterii
!,children part time. Slit; stated the time of arrival and play time
,would be staggered so th[Lt only ton children would play outside at
)any one ti"10,
tire. lloil ntutod there would be throo (3) full time and two (2)
ipart tittio teachers and one cook ompJoyed. As far as parking, the
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Wive could be expanded to accomodate six to seven cars of the
street next to the building.
Mr. William Borgmeyer, 607 Beck Street and Clyde Whitener, 1602
Board oflStadium, owner of property at 605-606 Hilda Street , were sworn in
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Adjustmentland gave testimony in opposition to this request. Both property
Minutes !!owners stated the traffic would be a great problem as the street is I
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�`very narrow and a one-way street. Also Mr. Borgmeyer drives a
,'truck which necessitates him sleeping during the day. As an
il'adjoining property owner he would be unable to rest with that man y
'Ichildren next door.
The Planning Department also received a call from Vincent Borgmeyer,
Councilman for the Fourth Ward, who stated he had received several
calls from property owners in this area who are opposed to this
Irequest and stated he was also opposed.
131r. Persinger then moved the request be denied due to the fact that
Icare of forty (40) children would drastically alter the use of the
residence. This motion was seconded by Mr. Busch and all members
voted in the affirmative to deny the request.
14. The last item to be considered was the request of E. E. Farmer,
IJr. , for a conditional use permit to operate a warehouse operation
as an auxiliary use to a barge transportation facility in a RC
i ( conservation) district on property located along the north bank oflil
the Missouri River.
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,, Robert L. Hyder, attorney for Mr. Farmer, and E. F. Farmer, Jr. ,
,were sworn in. Mr. Hyder presented the Board with a site plan,
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building plans and a photograph and copy of the agree-
1,ment between Mr. Farmer and the Department of Natural Resources
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Idefining a thirty (30) foot scenic easement which will be dedicate
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to the Department of Natural Resources for maintaining a natural
buffer zone to screen the proposed development from the City.
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Mr. Hyder stated the barge docking facility was needed for the
industrial growth of our City and several companies have expressed
great interest in the development of this facility.
" Mr. Farmer stated the present Sand Plant operation will be moved to
�Ithe west behind the existing stand of trees which will screen this
�1plant from the City.
IlAfter considerable discussion bcr. Morris stated the request be
;' approved subject to the following conditions: '
1. All requirements of City Ordinance #9317, passed at the City '
Council meeting of Autust 6, 1979, be complied with.
f2. Terms of the Memorandum Agreement with theDepartment of Natural .
s Resources and the Farmer Brothers dated July 12 , 1979, be met.
3. All existing trees remain and not be removed from the site. Board of
!14. The submittal and approval of landscaping plans by the Depart-
Ad ustment
3ment of Planning, which will screen all buildings and parking Minutes
flifacilities as previously discussed.
�; 5. Submittal of an architectural rendition of the complete site
ishowing building location, parking locations, landscaping to be
iprovided and distances to all property lines, docking facilities,
etc.
S. Color of the building and foundation to be approved by the
IDepartment of Planning.
` 7. Paving of all parking lots and access points as specified by it
the Department of Planning.
8. Locating of the Sand Plant , equipment and all related machinery;*
behind the existing stand of trees west of the proposed warehouse.
9. The warehouse may not execc:d 50,000 square fact .
j 10. All trucltri nodded for the operation of the warehoufio docking
facility muFat be stored within the building whon not in uf-ie.
This motion wart socondod by Mr. Peraiingror with all mombern voting
in the affirmative to approve this request .
Thero being no further, business at t.hia t.11110, tho mootinir, adjournod,!
Rospoctfuily fiubmittod, /ri/Thoma:q II. Benton, Director of Planning,"'
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"The Jefferson City PlanninFrand Zoni.ng Co►tunit3sion meat on August 10 j
1979, in tho Council Chamberri of tho City Ball. with the following Planning &
�I members present : 1). Pierre Dominique, prosiding; Members Mike i7,oning
Bates, Vince Borgincyter, Dick Caplinger, Charles Dudonhoeffer, Jr. , Commission
Trip England, Seth Evans, Norwin Houser, Charles Jackson, Obic 1111inutes
Munzell and Margaret Noblin. Others present were Thomas I1. Benton, !;
Director of Planning and Kevin Rodds, Planner.
The Minutes of the July 12, 1979, Commission meeting were approved
as submitted on motion by Mr. Evans with a second by Mr. "3
Dudenhoeffer.
The following items of business were transacted:
1. The first item of business was the request of Robert E.
Dallmeyer, Jr. , on behalf of Memorial Community Hospital and
Advanced Health Systems, Inc. , for approval of a site plan,
building plans and specifications for the Raleigh Hills Hospital �!
to be built on property located just north and adjoining Memorial i
Community Hospital property.
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� Mr. Dallmeyer and Bob White of Advanced health Systems, Inc. , made
the presentation. The proposed building with a total of 23,500
11square feet will include a thirty-five (35) bed hospital and
,lout-patient alcoholic treatment center and clinic area. Commission!i
I members questioned the applicants with regard to the drive
11approach locations and the fact that the parking does not meet i(
Ilocal requirements. After considerable discussion, Mr. Caplinger
moved that the site development plan be approved provided that the .I
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west drive exit onto Memorial Drive, that the parking must be
approved by the Board of Adjustment or meet the requirements of �
+local ordinances and that approval be obtained from the Health
+,Services Agency. This motion was seconded by Mr. Evans and passed
1unanimously.
2. The next item of business was the request from Ronald L. and !�
� Jerene Spurgeon, 700 Ellis Boulevard, to rezone their property from
IRS-2 (single family) to C-2 (general commercial) . This property is
+ located on the southeast corner of Ellis Boulevard and Tanner Bridgel
! Road.
IThe Spurgeon' s were represented by Bo Fain who stated that it was !
?their intention to sell the property to Clete Kolb who would remove
, the existing house and construct a $200,000 convenience food store
!!which would be open for business seven (7) days a week.
'10pposition to this request included Ruth Ryder, 800 Peachtree Drive,!
;Fred Bode, 723 Peachtree Drive, Earl Heinrich, 704 Ellis Boulevard
+;and Sam Vogel, 2017 Tanner Bridge Road. A petition was presented
!:with seventeen ( 17) signatures opposing this request.
;After all questions had been answered, Mrs. Munzell moved that thi !
jlrequest be denied because it constitutes spot zoning. hire. Noblin
;!seconded this motion and it passed unanimously.
1l3. The third item of business was the request of John N. Vossen and
Planning &I%Ronald L. Vossen, to rezone property located at 1215 West Miller {
Zoning ;JStreet , from M-2 (heavy industrial) to RA (multiple dwelling) . !
Commission;iThis property is located at the southeast corner of West Miller
Minutes ';Street and Hart Street. !
jMr. Bud Vossen explained that he owned a duplex on this property ani!
+wished to add a third unit in the basement of the existing structure
�!Mr. Borgmeyer questioned Mr. Vossen on available parking and was ,r
informed parking can and will be provided to meet city ordinances.
l�Mr. Caplinger moved that this lot as well as a small triangular
area to the past of this lot be rezoned to RA (multiple dwelling) .
#!This motion was seconded by Mr. Borgmeyer and was approved
; unanimously.
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t4. The next item of business was the request from Joseph T. Robert +�
+ to rezone a tract of land containing 4. 11 acres from RS-2 (single
family) to RD (duplex) . This proporty is located on the west side
of 'Fanner Bridge Road ,just south of Carousel Drive and extending to
! the City limits.
.Mr. Roberts was represented by Ron Prenger who stated that Mr. and
`Mrs. Steve Allen will purchase 2. 8 acres and build a duplex on
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one-half of this area. The remaining 1. 3 acres would be sold and
( developed in a similar manner. lire. Munzell pointed out that the
Comprehensive Plan designated this area to be developed as 'single �
family.
,Mr. Evans moved that the request be denied. This motion was
i1seconded by Mrs. Noblin and the motion passed on the following vote:
Members voting aye: Bates, Dudenhoeffer, England, Evans
Houser, Jackson, Munzell & Noblin
Members voting nay: Caplinger & Borgmeyer
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, 5. The fifth item of business was the request from Vernon and Merl
s!Bennett, to rezone a tract of land containing 16. 62 acres from
1IRS-2 (single family) to C-1 (neighborhood commercial) . This pro -
+lperty is located on the north side of North Ten Mile Drive across
ofrom the Resurrection Cemetery property.
Planning &{ Vernon Bennett, Gary Smith of Dexter, Missouri, the proposed buyer
Zoning Band developer and Ray Bruemmet, made the presentation. It was
Commission,lstated the intentions were to develop this property with a Nursing
Minutes tHome and other related facilities. Mr. Benton informed the
!applicants that a Nursing Home could be approved as a conditional
j�use in the present RS-2 (single family) area but could not be
;approved as a legitimate use in a C-1 designation. Mr. Tom Smith
+!spoke in favor of this request.
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On a motion by Mr. Caplinger with a second by Mrs. Munzell , the
� req,ueet was denied unanimously. 11 ON
6. The next item of business was a request from Mr. & Mrs. Harold
iTindle, 2002 East McCarty Street , for a site plan approval in a
C-4 (planned commercial) district to construct a Day Care Center toll
Cara for fifty (50) children.
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�' Mr. & Mrs. Tindle gave a brief history of their Day Care Center
ifrom the time they were licensed in 1974 on Indian Meadow Drive to
the present. A petition with six (6) signatures of property owners :;
opposing this request was presented and Mrs. Henry Rackers, Frank
Landwehr and Paul Rich spoke in opposition to this request. The
primary objection and concern was the traffic that would be
11generated by caring; for fifty ( 50) additional children. '
Mr. Jackson stated that he did not feel that a Day Care Center was
an eligible use in a C--4 district as defined in ordinance #8508.
He further stated that approval of the Kinder Care Facility in
j� another C-4 district does not bind the Commission to further Planning; &
lapprovals of Day Care Centers in C-4 zones. Mrs. Munzell movedthat;;Zoning
the request be denied as it has been denied on two (2) previous Commission
occasions and the request has not been changed. This motion was . Minutes
seconded by Mr. Jackson and passed by the following vote :
Members voting aye: Dates, Dudenhoeffer, Evans, Houser,;r
Jackson and Munzell
Members voting nay: Caplinger and England
Member abstaining: Margarot Nobl.in
7. The last item of business was consideration of revisions to the ;
Zoning; Ordinance to allow professional officer; in a residential
area. Mr. Benton rcv) ewed the proposal submitted to the Commission
members by mail. After considerable discussion it was rnovod by
Mr. Caplinger with a second by h1r. Jackson , thin the proposal be
referred back to the Planning; Department; for des4rnat ion of artori.ai
I streetfr and that consideration be VIvon to include- owilership provi- �'
sions in the proposed amondmont . The motion wits unrrn1mouloy
approved.
The meeting; adjourned on tt motion by hir, Caplinger with it socond by ;:
Mrs. Noblin, i
i} Respectfully submitted, /s/Charlos W. Jackson , Secretary"
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Councilman Brant referred to the Minutes of Parking and Traffic
Authority and inquired as to the matter of Nelson Drive. HQ was
told the Authority reaffirmed its previous recommendation to ,I
install a stop sign at Nelson Drive entering East Elm Street . !
Councilman Brant requested that the record show his objection and �z
vote against such Stop Sign. '!
Councilman Rackers moved that the Consent Agenda be approved. {
Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton and carried.
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R E S O L U T I O N ;(
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God to summon to his immortall
legions our fellow Councilman , Harvey Hager; and
WHEREAS, Harvey Hager was a member of the City Council for
twenty (20) years , and served the City with honor p
and distinction during; all of this time; and
WHEREAS, Harvey Hager was highly respected by all who knew
him, and was a person of great ability and devotion;
and
WHEREAS, His knowledge and experience in government was a
constant source for information and assistance to t
others; and
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Regular Council Mooting, Augun.t 20, 1979.
WHEREAS, His devotion and love for his family was known
throughout this community, and constantly served
as a major portion of his dedicated thinking; and
' WHEREAS, The passing of Councilman Harvey Hager is a loss,
not only to his family but to all who knew him.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the City Council of the I�
City of Jefferson, Missouri , acting for themselves IC
and for all citizens of the City, express profound
regret at the passing of Councilman Hager, and pay !�
tribute to his long service to the City; and
fBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a picture of Harvey Hager be
1 displayed in an appropriate place in the Council
Chambers; and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a copy of this Resolution be �{
Resolution spread upon the Official Minutes of the City
Harvey Hager Council , and that a copy be sent to Councilman
Hager' s Family as a small gesture of this
Council ' s admiration and its respect for his r4
years of dedication to Jefferson City and the
community. i
Dated at Jefferson City, Missouri, this 20th
day of August, 1979. III
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/s/George Hartsfield
Mayor and
President of the Council
/a/Libby Tihen
City Clerk
Councilman Whitecotton introduced the above Resolution which was
read by the Clark.
Councilman Whitecotton moved that the Resolution be adopted and
signed by the Mayor. Motion necondod by Councilman Borgmoyer and I
passed rananimausly-__-----_..__._..__-____
At the suggestion of City Attorney Graham, Councilman Whitecotton I
Council moved that tho seat of the Councilman from the Second Ward be 1
Vacancy declared vacant. Motion seconded by Councilman Rackors and passed.
and jThe City Attorney also advises that until. he sc� • is filled, base
Ma,�ority�� Y Y t at d, d
Vote ,+on language in the State Statute, Ordinances will require five (5)
�ivotas to pass.
ilThe Public Hearing on the levying, of property tax raters and
Public lalloeation of Revenue Sharing Funds for the coming year has been
Bearing 4postponed until the next meeting, since figures were not yet
available for the publication of such notice.
The following bid was received for additional-wiring at the
Health Department :
Bids- Ott 's Electric Company, $750.00
Health Councilman Robinson moved that this bid be rejected, with the idea
Department of seeking further bids, if necessary readvertise. Motion seconded
Wiring `�by Councilman Kliegel and passed.
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Bids for de-icing salt were requested at thismeeting.
"No Bid" replies were received from:
Morton Salt Division, Chicago, Illinois
Bids- III American Salt Company, Kansas City, Missouri
De-icing ''I Domtar Industries, Inc. , Schiller Park, Illinois
Salt r Cargill Salt Division , Minneapolis, Minnesota
Diamond Crystal Salt Company, St . Clair, Michigan.
The Independent Salt Company of Kanopolis, Kansas, advised they may
be able to supply some salt on individual order basis, at a cost
of $30. 50 per bulk ton.
Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the bid be referred to the
Committee on Public Works and Planning for discussion at the
Thursday night meeting. Motion seconded by Councilman Crader
and passed.
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Regular Council Meeting, Auisust 20, 1970.
j he following bids were received for Photographic Equipment for the r
i olice Department :
t� VWR Scientific Inc. , St. Louis, Mo.
Enlarger ---------------$2, 042 97
Exposure Meter --------- 573. 75
Easel ------------------ 237. 10
Easel ------------------ 27. 15
' W. Schiller & Co. , St . Louis, Mo.
Enlarger ---------------$1 ,689. 00 Bids -
Exposure Meter --------- 549. 00 Police
j� Easel ------------------ 189. 00 Department
4 Easel ------------------ 23. 00 Photo
I;Councilman H g equembour moved that we accept the low bid - that of Equipment
Schiller & Company. Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton
Nand passed.
The following bid-was-received-for-the demolition and removal of the Bid -
;lexisting Police Station, excluding the old Jail. : Demolition
of Existing
il Prost Builders, Inc. $12, 800. 00. police
lCouncilman Nequemborirg moved that the bid be referred to the Station
Committee on Public Safety, with power to dispose of the bid.
Councilman Brant offered a substitute motion - that the bid be
ireferred to the Committee on Public Safety, to report back to the
Council. Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton and passed.
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fTom Benton , Director ofPlanning and
Code Enforcement reported on Bid -
bids for roofing of the upper roof at City Hall building , and Ile-roofing
roofing of the 'Terminal Building at Memorial Airport , which were City Nall
received at previous Council meeting. Mr. Benton sugg estod we and
accept the bids of U. D.E. Corporation. Airport
Councilman Iloquembourr. moved that we accept the kids from U. D.I;, Tormi.nnl
Corporation - City Hall. Building - $3 , 500. 00; 'Tormi.na.l Btti lding -
$5, 96:. 00; Roof 111sulrttion - . J;', Hoard foot.
Motion socondodbyCouncilman Crador rind ut
pi4t;od.
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Bids wore r ocol vod for the c.loan liar;, pats h i nt; and c oat J nil of 13idra --
1 exiHting City Parking Garago, from Parking
Wostorn Watorproofinr; Co. -- Inc. , St . Lou Iii, Ito. Gart%Vo
Rointjos Wrttorproofing Co. , KanNas City , Mo.
Missouri Potroloum Product .,; Co. , St. Loulti , MO.
l�Councilman Brant moved that the bid" bo roforrod to tho Parking and
';Traffic Authority. Motion seconded by Councilman Robinson and
! earri.ed.
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A delegation , headed by Wanda Larson , rosi.dents of Thompson and 1'
Deborah Stroets, appoared regarding the intersection of Thompson ghompson
and Southwest Boulevard. They request that Southwest Boulevard be Otreet
shaved down a couple of feet to they can see over the crest of the
hill as they pull out of Thompson Street. Also that the people
� coming from the south can see over the crest of the hill.
Discussion had, including Mike Bates, regarding the matter. fie
stated the $15, 000. 00 is still available in the budget for this
! work. The Missouri Power and Light Company and the Capital City f1
Nater Company are also involved. ;}
!Mayor Hartsfield stated the matter would be listed under unfinished ;;
1,business until resolved.
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( Mayor Hartsfield submitted the invoice for Payment #11 , in the �##ll Payment
11amount of $111 , 330. 00, • on the Whitecotton Building. This will makelVhitecotton
total amount paid of $1 , 122 ,000, and the estimated cost is ;Auilding
,,$1 , 750,000.00.
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liCouncilman Rackers moved that the bill be allowed. Motion seconded '.
by Councilman fiequembourg and passed.
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jimr. Mike Bates requested approval to employ Kenneth W. Martin as Bu,
Driver, at the rate of $4 . 03 rrer hour.
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RM ;Councilman Hequembourg moved approval. Councilman Kliegel seconded !`
';the motion and it carried.
mployment i�
Bds DriverslItir. Bates then requested approval of Earl. W. Patterson , as Bus :1
,Driver, at the rate of $4 . 03 per hour. This employment is contin- {j
gent upon the continuing of the Mall run.
l,Councilman Hequembourg moved approval. Councilman Crader seconded j
,the motion and it carried. _
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tyrt ;Mr. Ed Cole presented his report as City Treasurer. Mr. Darrell
Treasurer , attenbarger followed with further reports about investments.
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Resignation The resignation of Kevin Roods from Planning and Code Enforcement �!
Kevin Roods ;was received. Councilman Rackers moved such resignation be accepted}i
;,Motion seconded by Councilman Borgmeyer and passed.
!iThe resignation of �ttmes� Lca`cF.e, "�ewer Commissioner, as of
Resignation !September 30, 1979, was received. Councilman Hequembourg moved the
James Locke ;;acceptance of such resignation. Motion seconded by Council-man
dCrader and passed.
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!!Bill No. 56, introduced by Councilman Kliegel, entitled : i
Bill 56 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri, authorizing the
Contract 3layor and Clerk of the City to execute a. Contract with R. F. Verslues!;
Verslues !�and Associates, Inc. " j!
at Airport ,Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
ajmembers of the Council.
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j lBill No. 57, introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled:
Bill 57 ,"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing the ;f
Contract {;Mayer and Clerk of the City to execute it Contract with United H. R.D.!
Indian ,, lone�rul Contractors, Inc. , Jc�f fcarson City, >tiiysauri . 11
j
wcr ;head first and second time toy title) and on request of Councilmen ;!
Pro,�ect Robint;on rc n d Crader the, rule*c, were suspended and they Bill was road 1t
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t'ho third t1me: by title and ptacod on final. passage and was passed j
11by the following vote, its Ordinance No. 9319 :
jCouncil.me7n voting, Aye : 13eart;moyor, Cruder, 11o(j tembourg , Kliegel , i
Ra,ckorri, Rob tneion and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay : Nona.
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Bill 58 SIBil.1. No. 58, Introducead try-Councilman~ ~
Crader, entitled:
Removingii"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , bilasouri. , amending the Code
Saizool �,of thr, City of Jefferson , 1978, by repealing the School. Crosswalk
Crosswalk 1across Missouri Boulevard, east and within ton :feat of the Fast Curt!
l�of Ohio Street , in Section 23-154 . "
4Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
members of the Council.
Bill No. 59, introduced by Councilman 1orgmeyer, entitled:
Bill 59 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the
Cbde of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by adding a new Section 23-93 !'
(a) , regarding parking at Housing Authority property. "
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
. members of the Council.
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Bill 60 Bill No. 60, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled:
Cooperation "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, re-enacting a }
Agreement ;Icooperation agreement with the Housing Authority of the City of �!
With ;Jefferson, Missouri. "
Housing ;Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
Authority;1members of the Council.
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Bill 6111BIll No. 61 ,-introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
Special�i"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, calling for a
Election ISpecial Election to fill an unexpired term of Councilman, Ward 2,
iin the City of Jefferson, Missouri. "
�� Read first and second time by title and on request of Councilman fIl'
lHequembourg and Robinson, the rules were suspended and the Bill was !;
A �' read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was
Page 146,
Regular Council Meeting, August 20, 1979.
assed by the following vote as Ordinance: 9320: {
Councilmen voting Aye : Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, IIequembourg, ' Bill 61
{; Kliegel , Rackers, Robinson and Special
Whitecotton. Election
Councilmen voting Nay : None.
�IBill No. 52 , introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled:
"'An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending Chapter 2
�lof 'The Code of the City of Jefferson , Missouri ' , relating to the Bill 52
Planning and Zoning Commission. by repealing Section 2-197 and , Planning &
+ienacting; a new Section 2-197 relating to the same subject in lieu Zoning
;
thereof. " Commission
-Councilman Crader requested that this -Bill be returned to the
11Informal Calendar.
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i,{Bill No. 53, Introduced by CouncilmanRackers, entitled:
An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri, accepting and Bill 53
approving the Plat of Gr. eenberry Terrace , a subdivision of. the City Approving
fl
!!,of Jefferson , Missouri , as herein described. " Plat of
Pill No. 53 was read the third time by title and placed on final Terraberry
rtpassage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9321 :
Councilmen voting Aye : Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, IIequembourg,
Kliegel , Rackers, Robinson and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
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Bill No. 54 , introduced byCounci_lman Brant and Rackers, entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , levying a tax on Bill 54
j�the gross receipts of persons, firms or corporations engaire-.d in the Gross
business of selling natural gas, manufactured gas , electricity , or Receipts
;both gas and electricity, or furnishing; telephone service, or Tax
I� tolecommunications sorvices to the public for the pri.vileg;e of
11conductinif such busi.noss in the City of Jef f.er.son , Missouri , and
� using and occupying; the streots and public wuyr, of said City wi th
J� distributl on facili tios , and repou'l_ ngr Ord3 nonce No. 930:3 , and
j;enacting to new Ordinance in Uou thorcor. "
IjBill No. 54 was road this third t.i.mo by tit10 and placed on r.i,nal.
1passafro and wary passod by tine l'ollowi.ng;' votes as Ordinance No. 9322:
;Councilmen voting; Aye: Brunt , Crudor, Hccguembourg;, Kliegel , i
hackers, Robinson and Whitecotton .
'Councilmen voting Nay : Borgmeyer.
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jBill No. 55 , introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled:
i "An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute a written Bill 55
agreement between the City of Jefferson and the State. Ii:ig*hway �Ag;resement
! Commission of Missouri , providing for the installation of railroad Railroad
crossing advance warning; devices. " Crossing
Bill No. 55 was read the third time by title and placed on final Devices
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9323 :
Councilmen voting; Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Crader, IIequembourg,
Kliegel , Rackers, Robinson and Whitecotton. ;
!Councilmen voting Nay: None. ff
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.lBi)ll No. 35, introduced�by-
Councilman-
Hager, ~entitled:
'1"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code �Bill 35
�lof the City of Jefferson, 1978, by adding a new roadway to Parking;
(Section 23-79, relating to parking prohibited at all. times at on Mesa
!designated locations. " Drive
The Bill had been returned to the Parking and Traffic Authority and ,
, they voted to leave the parking; as is at the present time. Council--=
iman Whitecotton asked that the Bill be taken from the Informal
11Calendar and withdrawn.
�1Bill No. 40, introduced`B`-C 65n3iSman-FVKiite35tt5n,-enMled:
11 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Codelfbill 40
it the City of Jefferson, 1978, by adding; a roadway to Section 23- ;Stop or
44 designated stop intersections, subsection (b) , other specified 'Nelson
i; intersections. " At Elm
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Regular Council Meeting, August 20, 1979.
Kifi 40 auneilmarl Wh.itec'4oi-ion, frrslccd that the bliA. , 6o br6u_F,,rht from the
Stop on ir,
m
,, nforal Calendar - it was read the third time by -title and placed
Nelson Iron final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance
at Elm No. 9324:
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Councilmen voting Aye : Borgmeyer, Crader, Hequembourg , Rackers ,
Robinson , and Whitecotton.
itCouncilmen voting Nay : Brant and Kliegel .
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Bill 43ipill No. 43 , introduced-by-Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
I'll 'I
Parking , An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code i
Prohibited of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by adding a roadway to Section 23-79i:i
Bolivarliparking prohibited at all times at designated locations. "
Street
touncilman Whitecotton requested that the Bill. be returned to the
';Informal Calendar.
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Bill 44 "Bill No. 44 , introduced by Councilman Whitecotton , entitled:
Speed "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code
Limit bf the City of Jefferson , 1978, by adding a roadway to Section 23-51,:
Ellis (e) Speed Limits - forty miles per flour. "
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.,B 1,vd.
:The Bill. was reconsidered by the Parking and Traffic Authority but
'did not receive approval. Councilman Whitecotton requested that thei
!Bill be withdrawn.
bill No. 45, introdue3d-by-055RElTFnRR-Wfiltecotton , entitled :
Bill 45 !,t!"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code
Removal of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing paragraph (d) of
of is
. ection 23-103 relating to removal of motor vehicles generally , and
Motor 'enacting a new paragraph (d) in lieu thereof. "
vehicles
'ill be brought from the
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Generally :Councilman Whitecotton asked that the 13
!Informal Calendar - it wa.9 read the third time by title and placed 11
,.oil final pas.s-aj-,.,o and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance
No, 9325 :
Xouncilm(!n voting Ay(,-: Borgurieyer , K•iuit , Kliogul , Rackerri ,
Ilobin.son and Whitecotton.
;`Counc.11mon vot, itfffr Nity : Cruder and lfoqucmbourg,
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bill. No. 47 , intl"i)(hicod by (3outic- 11man Whit.ocot ton , (intAtlod: li
. "Ali O •dinanvo of (Aiv Cit-Y of -Iofl'o t Hon , hIlmoifri , ifronding the Cady,
1311l 47 of, 01c, ("Ity ()f' jol'I'or.-ion , 1978 , by ropoalinjr, Soction 1. 3_1280
I,eou fit :nonroi-iorvod and any other ordliffancei, or pitrl,s; of ord 1 lilt llc(,,t
Pa rk I n1r, lin conflit-A horowith and o!na(-L] nj-r it now -Soction 23-1138, llollrorliorvod
G a r a
"pit I-It 1.11tr
tit (lity 1)jtj,j(jnj,r (;111*1
Whitecotton asked that tho 13111 be brought f'rom tho
14111rol-11110 Calendar - it was then read the third tfino by tJ,tl.(- and
i1placod on fintil pasttiage and waS pjjSf-,e(j by (:11e f'()*1I0Wjnfr Vote as is
60rdinance No. 9326 ;
lCounc-11mon voting Aye : Burgrrioyer, Brant , Crader, IlcquctnbourK
Kliegel , Hackers , Robinson and Whitecotton.
voting Nay : None
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Committee .lMayor Hartsfield appointed the following Committee to burn ballots
to Burn ! and other papers: Councilman Borgmeyer, Chairman ; Councilmen'
IlKliegel, Robinson, Brant , and Crader. Also Chief Patton, Darrell
1,Wattenbarger and City Clerk Libby Tihen.
Council 11mayor Hartsfield Rackers to take the placell
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Appointment !'of Harvey Hager on the Public Works and Planning Committee, and
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Councilman Whitecotton to take the place of Harvey Hager as a !I
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"!Council Representative to the Parking and Traffic Authority.
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Property ;!Mayor Hartsfield announced that contract had been signed for the
Purchase1purchase of property-at-414-Adams-Street , for the sum of $36, 000.
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,,Mayor Hartsfield stated the Housing Authority had been meeting with Ii
I
Federal
i11 a representative group from the General Services Administration
Building Ahey are interested in a lease arrangement for a Federal building i i
IiJefferson City, to consolidate all their offices. Mr. Herron and
1myself concur that the most preferred site is the parking lot at the"
corner of Adams and McCarty Streets. There is enough space there
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Regular Council. Neet i ngr , August 20, 1979.
11for building and parking. The City owns the land, the land would bey
iltax-free, the building would be built by a group of investors
?according to specifications, and leased for a twenty-year period. 'Tederal
Ot the end of the twenty-year period, the building; would revert to Building
the City.
''Allen Pollock of the Housing Authority was present and stated at
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this time they were merely interested In knowing= whether or not the
; City would like a Federal_-Building Buildin -in-the-area.
jlMayor Hartsfield advised that there would be a recertification Recertifica-
;lelection of Local #45 held on August 30th. I will remind the tion Election
,;Department Heads it is a matter between the State Office of Media- Local #45
,;tion and employees , not for us to be involved.
!;Mayor Hartsfield stated the Cleric of the Police Court will retire Police
;gas of January 1st , 1.980. Court Clerk
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fMayor suggested the Department of Code Enforcement and City Health Consolidation
;;Department be combined. Ile is asking the City Attorney to revise of Two
;;Ordinances accordingly and bring them up to date at the same time. Departments
if ______________________________
' The following Resolution for Street Lights was introduced:
R E S 0 L U T I O N
! BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council , City of Jefferson ,
!Missouri , that the Missouri Power and Light Company Install street
lights in accordance with recommendations presented to the City Resolution
Council by the Missouri Dower and Light Company and adopted by said .Street Lights
City Council on August 20, 1979.
1. Install. 6800 lumen light with metal- pole at the
Northwest corner of Woodcliff. and Northeast Drive.
2. Install 6800 lumen 1.1g,ht with mot:al. pale betwoon
2104 and 2108 Clara. Dr1 vex,
3. Install (.3800 lumen 111,01t. wtth metal polcz between
2120 and 21.34 Clara Drive.,.
4. Install 6800 lumen lJvhL with metal polo tit the
Northeast writer of C:i uric Dr 1 ve and liti t.tell I.ano.
5. Install. 6800 lumen , morc:ttry vapor stroet light
on the polo botwcwn 61:3 and 615 Nelson Drive.
Approved August 20 , 1979 /s/mayor
i Councilman Robinson moved the Re solutl.on be adopted. Councilman
i Whitecotton seconded the motion and it passed.
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The following; Resolution was introduced
A I111"I'SOL.UTION l
WIIEREAS, the City of Jefferson desires to participate in the ;,Resolution
Cooperative Procurement Program with the State of Missouri , by and :'Cooperative
through the Office of Administration, Division of Contracting and Procurement
Procurement , Agreement
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Jefferson , 'with State
` Missouri , be, and the same is hereby authorized to participate in
� a Cooperative Procurement Program with the State of Missouri , by
and through the Office of Administration , Division of Contracting;
and Procurement , as provided under Sections 67. 330 through 67. 390
RSMo 1978.
ICE IT FURTIIER RESOLVED, that the Director of Finance is hereby
(+ designated as the City' s representative for the administration of
I� the Cooperative Procurement Program and that the Director of Financdi
is hereby directed to purchase such supplies, equipment , materials , .'
�� and commodities as may be authorized through the Cooperative I1
l Procurement Program as he deems appropriate.
! Adopted this 20th day of August , 1979.
/s/Mayor Hartsfield
/s/Libby Tihen, City Clerk
f Mr. Wattenbarger explained the Resolution and stated it could
a
amount to quite a saving; on some purchases.
Councilman Whitecotton moved the Resolution be adopted. Councilman;
Rackers seconded the motion-and-it-carried`------
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Regular Council. Meeting, August 20L 1979
AM The following Resolution was introduced:
dem
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, recent escapees from Missouri Department of i
lCorrection facilities have subjected residents of Jefferson City to ��
brutal assaults and have caused citizens to fear for their safety, (t
and {I
WHEREAS, in recent years, two prison guards have been
murdered and other guards violently attacked, and
WHEREAS, the elected officials of Jefferson City desire to
formally express their concern for the security of their citizens
to those persons responsible for the administration of the Missouri
Department of Corrections; i
Resolution NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Jefferson , 3
Corrections Missouri adopts the following statement :
Department ( 1) Residents of Jefferson City will not be satisfied with
Policies la "fast shuffle" of top personnel from one facility to another.
IThi.s is mere form, without an accompanying change in substantive
policies.
( 2) The policy of assigning inmates convicted of sex crime
to minimum security installations should be abolished.
(3) Informed citizens understand the need for rehabilita-
tion of inmates. However, the Cole County Sheriff and Jefferson
City Chief of Police should be given an always current list of
inmates on work release, furlough, or other similar programs. The
list should include:
a) Name of inmates.
b) Location of job, etc.
c) Time of departure/return to facility.
d) I)ay/dates outside .facility. i
o) Correction personnel in charge of inmates.
f) Rout:r. of transport:at:ion.
(4 ) Profvs,sional psyeho log,i,,,tts and/or psychiatrints should (�
assist in screening lninutess assigned to minimum security fucilit.i.06 ,��
+work release and furlough programs.
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( 5) The people or Jof forson City recognize that correction f'
policies have boon arrogated by sovc�ral. factors. We call upon the i
Governor and General Assembly to appropriate funds noces nary to �
improve staff and facilities; to afford the Department of Corrections!?.
a better opportunity to administer their institutions within the
realm of improved public security.
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(6) The Council of the City of Jefferson requests that all
local and state agencies involved with law enforcement in the
greater Joffers3on City area form a representative ad hoc committee
to foster communications.
(7) A copy of this statement should be forwarded to the
Governor of Missouri, all members of the General Assembly, Director
,of the Department of Social Services and Director of the Division of
Corrections.
Adopted this 20th day of August , 1979.
APPROVED:
/s/George Hartsfield, Mayor
Attest :
�/s/Libby Tihen, City Clerk
Councilman Whitecotton moved the Resolution be adopted. Councilman
Prader seconded the motion and it carried.
RESOLUTION
Resolution WHEREAS, Community Development funds have been allocated to
Condemnation the Southside Community Development Project, and
Proceedings WHEREAS, Wears Creek has for many years created a flood
hazard within the area, the City and the U. S. Corps of Engineers
►have been cooperating in efforts to control the flooding problems
created by Wears Creek, and
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WHEREAS, it is necessary to acquire certain properties ii :�'.
adjacent to Wears Creek as part of the Wears Creek flood control
program, including the following described land of Leo F. Hackman,
Tula B . Hackman and Mary Francis Davis d/b/a Central Dairy, to wit :
The northerly part of Inlot No. 811 , in the City
of Jefferson, Missouri, more particularly described
as follows:
-Beginning at the northwest corner of said Inlot; ljResolution
thence southerly along the westerly line thereof , 41 ;Condemnation
feet 4-1/2 inches; thence easterly parallel with the Vroceedings
north line of said Inlot , 104 feet 4-1/2 inches, to
the easterly line thereof; thence northerly along the
easterly line, 41 feet 4-1/2 inches, to the northeast
corner of said Inlot; thence westerly along the northerly
line of said Inlot , 104 feet 4-1/2 inches, to the point
of beginning.
WHEREAS, the area including the above-described land has i!
been designated for public parking as part of the Southside
Community Development Project, and
WHEREAS, efforts to acquire said property have been
unsuccessful.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the property herein-
above described be condemned, as allowed by law, for the purpose
of flood control of Wears Creek within the City.
Adopted this 20th day of August, 1979.
/s/Mayor George Hartsfield,
ATTEST: President of the Council.
/a/Libby Tihen
City Clerk
Councilman Rackers moved the Resolution be adopted. Councilman
Whitecotton seconded the motion and it carried.
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Mayor 11artsfield roforred-to-tho-Overlay-Program which had been
Overlay
Idis cussed in the Finance, Committee - the total amount roquomtod was
Program
;
$165, 000.00, 1
lCouncilman Iloquembourg moved we approve an additional appropriation ,i
(bf $100, 000 for this project . Motion seconded by Councilman
Kliegel and passed.
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Mayor Hartsfield stated if there was no objection the next Council 'iNext
meeting would be hold on Tuesday, September 4th, on account of :Council
ILabor Day Holiday. There was no objection. 'Meeting
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Councilman Brant no parking be
allowed on the south side of the 400 block of Oberman Place, from ',Parking &
8:00 A.M. to 4 :00 P.M. , on certain days. :Traffic
The petition was referred to the Parking and Traffic Authority. )Authority
Councilman Jorgmeyer Adjournment
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