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Regular Council Meeting, October 1, 1979,
F1, Mayor Protem Rackers presided.
'! Prayer was offered by Rev. Robert Baur, Central United Church of
Christ.
ilCouncilmen present: Borgmeyer, Brant, Crader, Gordon,He quembourgii
Kliegel and Whitecotton.
, Councilman absent: Robinson absent with leave.
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ftotem:Rackera p;re a anted,tho,4*no eA4,,Aga a L Ma Y'6r nd and requested
1; approval of the Council Minutes oFthe meeting of September 17th. , i
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ii1979. These Minutes were corrected by deleting Bill No. 73 which
had notbtmnintroduced. Approval was also asked for the foliowing:
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Finance Committee.
Finance
The Finance Committee met immediately following the Council
Committee
! Meeting on Monday, September 17, 1979. All members present and
Report, " Councilman Brant presiding.
Councilman Brant read request from Mike Bates for supplemental,;
;; appropriations to the following categories in the Central Maintenan a
116arage Account #007:
#205 - Gasoline, Diesel and Lubes $401000
311 - Utilities 200
N 54 - Repairs, Motor Vehicles 20f
5 000
555 - Tires and Tubes 2_.000
�62 70
After some explanation Councilman Whitecotton move'd that the reques
I' be allowed. Councilman Gordon seconded the motion and it passed.
Mr. Jim Hartley made a request for transfer of funds from
I, Category 101 to 103. There is no additional money needed, it is
' Just to transfer the funds to the place they are needed.
Councilman Whitecotton moved that we allow the transfer of
ii, $1,775 .00 from Category 101 to Category 103. Motion seconded by il
!' Councilman Rackers and passed.
Councilman Brant read request from Colonel Patton for transfer;'
liof $720.00, for metal shelving units, from Category 211 (Miscell-
,taneous supplies) to Category 651 (office equipment) . These units
I! can be purchased from Surplus Property for use in the storage area
1of the new Police Station.
Motion made by Councilman Hequembourg that such transfer be
'` approved. Motion -seconded by Councilman Rackers and carried.
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Respectfully submitted,
Isl Thomas Brant, D.P.M.
Chairman
Airport Connission Meeting.
Airport i'The meeting of the Jefferson City Memorial Airport Commission was
Commission icalled to order by ,Chairman John B. Randol h at 12: 30 p.m. Commissic
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Minutes members present were Councilman Kliegel, Dr. Miller and John Bryan.
;Others present were Erle A.
Taylor, Airport Manager and Commission
!Secretary, Mr. Bill Ward, Mr. Clark Wehmeyer, Bob Watson, KLIK
Aadio, Roger Dick, News Tribune, Ron Medin, KWOS Radio and Linda
.'Little.
!After a brief discussion Dr. Miller made the motion to accept the
;minutes of the previous meeting. John Bryan made the second and the
;mot ion carried unanimously.
!:Mr. Randolph stated that for the record he had appeared bdfore the
,City,City Council Committee of the Whole and asked that they reverse
;;their decision and recommend they pay the expenses for Mr. Erle
iTaylor to attend the AOCI meeting in Hawaii but not approve the
II.expenses for Mr. Munzell. The Committee did reverse their decision
Land voted by a vote of 6-2 to pay travel expenses for Mr. Taylor
! to attend the meeting.
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'!Dr. Miller stated that he $eft it was the duty of the Airport
iCormnission members to become acquainted with the industry of
transportation and aviation and that it was important for them to
meet with these people in order better understand the industry.
Councilman Kliegel said he felt the vote would have gone differently
;the first time if the Council had had access to an agenda of the
44 meeting to better know what was to be discussed at the meeting of !!
jlthe AO01; and he felt that it was the one worn "Hawaii" which had
libeen objected to.
!?After discussion of the Financial Report for the month of September,;
jCouncilman Kliegel made the motion to approve the Financial State-
ment; seconded by Dr. Miller and unanimously carried.
IMr. Randolph told the Commission that one item not on the agenda
;,was the Airport Master plan. He stated the Master Plan was ready
t;to go to the printer. After printing, two copies would be returned Airport
to the FAA for complete approval then we send a copy to the City Commission
Council for the Mayor' s signature. If no changes are made by the Minutes
IYAA they release it and we will then be able to collect the
11$126,000.00 owed us by the FAA.
r. Randolph reported on a conversation he had with Mr. Munzell prior
Ito Mfr. Munzell being called out of town. Mr. Randolph said Mr.
nzell had asked if he felt it necessary for him to attend the
OCI meeting in his place. Mr. Randolph told him he felt it was very.
1mportant to the future of the Airport and said that Mr. Munzell then
olunteered to o ahead and attend and to pay his own way. Mr.
ndolph told the Commission that it is nice to have a very public
{ pirited citizen serving as Vice Chairman of the Commission, and
that he would entertain a motion authorizing Mr. Munzell to attend
the AOCI Annual Meeting as the official Alternate Delegate re-
resenting Jefferson City. Dr. Miller made the motion; seconded by
oh n Bryan and unanimously carried.
Miller told the Commission that a letter should be written to
Munzell giving him authorization to attend the meeting on our
ehalf. This met with agreement.
Randolph then thanked the members of the Budget and Finance
ommittee who met with Mr. Taylor, Mr. Wattenbarger and himself on
eptember 11, 1979. He brought the attention of the Commission to a
etter received from Mr. Bill Ferguson, Chairman of the Budget and
inance Committee. In the letter Mr. Ferguson recommends that the
omission approve the budget in its entirety for 1979-1980.
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Randolph pointed out that we have a number of new categories
dded to our budget for the new fiscal year. He told the Commission
hat Mr. Wattenbarger had attended our meeting and because an active if
articipant with the Budget and Finance Committee following his is
eco=endations. Mr. Taylor explained that we have two major pur- E,
hases budgeted for the new fiscal year: 1) a four-wheel drive pick- !
p truck to replace the old jeep which the airport had had for 16
ears and has no idea how old it was when purchased second hand. The ;:
eep is rusted out and inoperable -- after trying to get parts for E
t we priced a rebuilt motor and they wanted $500.00 for it with us ;
oing the work. Mr. Taylor said with the shape the ,jeep is in, it isil
elt what it would not be worth the $500.00 investment. The jeep is J;
sed extensively during the winter, and spring and fall because of
he snow, ice and mud. We feel the purchase of a four-wheel drive
ick-up truek.vill. be more useful than a jeep; 2) a pole barn with
our doors which we plan to use to house the airport equipment during
he bad weather. It is hard on the equipment to leave it out during
nclement weather; shortening the life expentancy of the equipment. {;
e total estimated budget is $1,253, 166.95 with the estimated revenge
Bing $1,143,132.00 *for a difference of $110,034.95. Mr. Randolph
plained to the Commission that due to a change in the bookkeeping '
rocedures $1,000,000.00 had been budgeted for the runway extension
penditure however, we will only spend $200,000.00 with the FAA �.
ying $806,000.00. Mr. Randolph also explained that the FAA still
o es us $120,000.00 from the last runway overlay project. !
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Regular Council Meetin , October 1� 1979
Councilman Kliegel told the Commission he felt we should ask for a l
$learnedyfromoAirport tFundsiwKichnareeinvestedrbyshim alongnwithsthe j
, other City funds . The Commission was in full agreement with Council,
; man Kliegel's suggestion. !
Airport
Commission :, John Bryan made the motion to accept the Airport Budget as presenter
Minutes. in its entirety for the Fiscal Year of 1979-1980. The motion was f=
, seconded by Dr. Miller and unanimously carried.
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fMr. Randolph introduced Mr. Clark Wehmeyer. Mr. Wehmeyer told the
!, Commission he felt the Johnson grass was getting completely out of
Ijhand and felt we should get the matter straightened out. He said
1we were renting property to a farmer whom he felt didn't give a car4
;; and as soon as the Johnson grass had taken over the fields the !!
; farmer wouldn't renew his contract. Mr. Wehmeyer also complained
!( about the mulberry bushes which he says are on the inside of the
fence line and which create a problem for his wife hanging out the l
;wash. Mr. Randolph told Mr. Wehmeyer that the airport had just takeA
;: delivery on a new supply of Bromenol #3 and as soon as Mr. Boessen i
?had harvested his crops we would spray the fields again. Mr. Taylor "
;'reminded Mr. Wehmeyer that when our airport maintenance men had cut ;l
'!down all the mulberry trees along the fence row used for a break ,�
.:against drifting on the tower road and sprayed all the Johnson grass!,
; that he had come to the office to tell Mr. Taylor and he was very
`satisfied. Mr. Wehmeyer said this was not the case anymore. Mr.
;Randolph assured Mr. Wehmeyer that we would continue to spray the
!ijohnson grass as often as possible in an effort to sterilize the
"fields.
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(There being no further business John Bryan made the motion to adjoun
the meeting at 1: 10 p.m.
dlRespectfully submitted
,,/s/ Erle Taylor, Secretary.
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' Public Works & Planning Committee.
�1A meeting of the Public Works and Planning Committee was hald on j
,;Thursday, September 27, 1979, at 7: 30 p.m. , at Dulle Towers . Those i
;;present were: Chairman Richard Cruder, Edward Kliegel, Ed. Rackers
;and Vincent Borgmeyer. Others present were Tom Benton Director of
iKenning & Code Enforcement; Mike Bates, Director of �41ic Works;.
jjJohn Bryan, Asst. Director of Public Works and Marc Thornsberry,
.Project Coordinator.
;The items of business were as follows:
sit. WheelchairRarn s� -
r. Hen Jurd appeared before the Committee to represent the
:Disabled of Jefferson City. He requested the City to proceed with th'
IlWheelchair Ramps in the downtown area. Mr. Jurd stated donations of
money and time had been received from many of the businesses and ;
private citizens . He stressed the fact that this project had been
�{ under consideration for some time and was requesting the Committee
,, to proceed with this in the immediate future. Mr. Jack Riner Mr. II
fl Benton Smith and Mrs . Sue Norfleet, President of the Zonta Ciub '!
also appeared. Mrs. Norfleet stated that the Club had funds avallab e
if needed for this project.
Mr. Bates stated that it would be more feasible for the Department
of Public Works undertake this project with personnel and equipment;?
l( from the Department; trying to coordinate the work with private 11
lindividudls- would be extremely difficult. Present plans are for the;
; ramps to be located at Madison & Capitol; NAAtOQA and High Street;
Monroe and High Street and Jefferson and High Street.
Councilman Borgmeyer moved the City proceed with the Wheelchair
: ramps at the locations designated and to accept the donations and
1pledges already received from the Community.
Motion seconded by Mr. Kliegel and passed.
2. Animal Control Advisory, Commission
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IMr. Tom Benton, Director of Planning & Code Enforcement, presented i±
!la proposal from the Heart of Mo. Humane Society for the creation ofj
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a Animal Control Advisory Commission. Members of the Committee were`,
given a Draft Copy of the proposal.
Mr. Robert Simonds stated the Commission would have no power but
`1would work in confection with the City. The Commission would con-
tsist of nine (9) members; four (4) from the Humane Society; three
1 (3) from the general public; one (l) veterinarian and one (1) Council
( member and the Director of Planning & Code Enforcement.
Mr. Rackers objected to the Commission being composed of four (4)
members of the Humane Society and su Bgested the Commission be re-
, duced to seven (7) members with two of the seven (7) being from;:
lithe Humane Society. Public
i, Works and
, Mr. Rackers moved that the Commission remain at nine members with Planning
;! three (3) being from the Humane Society and four (4) from the -'Committee
; general public. Mr. Rackers , also, moved that the Mayor appoint Minutes
lithe Commission Members , with the approval of the Council.
! The amendments were acceptable to the Humane Society Board. Motion
passed.
liMr. Rackers moved that the Committee approve the Animal Control
' Advisory Commission Draft with the amendments to the draft con-
sisting of the changes of number of Humane Society Members reduced
Ito three (3) and Mayor and Council approval for appointment to the
Commission.
Motion seconded by Mr. Kliegel and passed.
! 3. EPA Seminar
fl Mr. Benton requested approval of the Committee for Mr. Melvin Goday
to attend a EPA• Seminar. in Kansas City at the ,cost of $163.50, which
is a budgeted item.
On motion of Mr. . Rackers , seconded by Mr. Kliegel, approval was
, for Mr. Godsy to attend the Seminar. Motion passed. j
, given
4. Animal Control Workshop
Mr. Benton requested authorization for the Animal Control Officers
to attend a workshop in Jefferson City at a cost of $14.00.
�,Mr. Kliegel moved the request be granted. Motion seconded by Mr.
iRackers and passed. y
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15. Bus Shelters
�Mr. John Bryan, Asst. Director of Public Works, presented a Bid froO
the Columbia Equipment Co. of Jamaica New York, for three (3) It
Shelter Kits for Buses for $6,518.00. Only one bid was received. Tho,
! Shelters would be located at the transfer point of Jefferson and
! High Streets and two local Hospitals. Since Jefferson City has t:�re4
i :;ospitals, Mr. Bryan suggested the City purchase the forth kit with !;
remaining Federal Transit Funds . Estimated total cost would be �?
approximately $8,500.00.
IMr. Rackers moved the purchase for four (4) bus shelter kits to be
located at the three local hospitals and the transfer point. Motion
seconded by Mr. Kliegel and passed.
6. Thompson Street Improvement
Mr. Marc Thornsberry of the Department of Public Works recommended
to the Committee that the City proceed with the lowering of the i_
grade on Southwest Blvd. by four (4) feet to eliminate the traffic l
(`hazard at Thompson Street and Southwest Blvd. The feasibility of
�Ithe realignment of Thompson Street had been researched but Mr. It
iThornsberry favored the Southwest Blvd. project to be in the best
(!interest of the residents involved and the traffic flow. Cost of
!the project is estimated at :,6.1,000.00
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1Kr. Borgmeyer moved the Committee accept the recommendations of the
!Department of Public Works and approve the Southwest Blvd. project.
Motion seconded by Mr. Kliegel and approved.
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ji7. A petition was received from the residents of Virginin Street
11for curb and guttering.
�'Mr. Rackers moved the petition be put on the list for improvement.
;:Motion seconded by Mr. Kliegel and passed.
S. Mr. Bates requested the Committee to approve vacating the
::right-of-way on Englewood Dr. to Mr. Ernie Englebrecht . This was
�;to be approved when the Ellis Blvd. project was completed.
Public �'Mr. Rackers moved the vacating of right-of-way be approved.
Works i;Motion seconded by Mr. Borgmeyer and passed.
and
Planning,0. Mr. Bates requested apgoval to attend the APWA meeting in
Report. ;:o
Sedalia, Mo. , at a cost f 250.00, which is in the budget .
i'Mr. Rackers moved the request be granted. Motion seconded by
'Mr. Kliegel and passed,
i10. Mr. Bates requested the approval of the Committee to send two
i' (2) Mechanics from the Central Garage to a maintenance school in
1;Illinois , for the Air-conditioning and Heating units in the new
:,City Buses. A supplemental appropriation of $550, would be needed. ,
Mr. Kliegel moved the Mechanics attend the school and the
,.supplemental appropriation be approved. Mr. Rackers seconded the
; motion and motion passed.
The Committee then went into Executive Session to discuss property
,,'acquisition and personnel.
Respectfully submitted, Isl Richard Crader
Chairman,
Payment
Police '!Request approval of Payment No. 12, in the amount of $108,324.00,
Station, to Prost Builders , on the new Police Station Facility.
Planning` Bequest for rezoning received from Burton Ductike Construction
and 'Compnny, for property located north of Ware Avenue, from RS :3
Zoning (single family) to RA (multiple fonitly) , together with check in
Commission the amount of $50.00. Refer to Planning and Zoning Commission.
Planning Request for rezoning received from Ronald J. Prenger, for property
and ' located at the northwest corner of 111.ghway 50 went and Rainbow
Zoning Drive , from R-1 to C-4 District , t ogether with check fn the amount
Commission of $50.00. Refer to Planning and Zoning Commission.
Resignation Resignation of Wm. Joe Kirchner from the Fire Department,
Fire Dept. effective October 1, 1.979.
Approval. : Councilman Whitecotton moved that the Consent Agenda be approved,
,'.Motion seconded by Councilman Hequembourg and passed.
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Cable TV :!Report was received from T.C.I.Cablevision, Inc. , the monthly
Report.11report as requested. All Councilmen had received copy.
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Bill 741' Bill No. 74, introduced by Councilman Kliegel, entitled:
Accepting !; "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri,, accepting .and
Plat of ;! approving the plat of Valleybrooke Subdivision, a Subdivision of
Valleybrookel; the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as herein described."
Subdivision.11 Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed
to members of the Council.
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Bill 66.I1Bill No. 66, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
Rezoning 1; "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing,
, amending and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by
#mending Chapter 36 of the Code of the City of Jefferson, by
rrezoning property located at 1215 West Miller Street, from M-2
;; (heavy industrial) , to RA (multiple dwelling) ."
Bill No, 66 was read the third time by title and placed on
'Ifinal passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance 9337!1
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;Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Crader, Gordon, I
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Hequembourg, Kliegel and Whitecotton.
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. Councilmen voting Nay: None, I
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,! Councilman absent: Robinson, absent with leave.
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Regular Council Meeting, October. 1, 1979. _. ...,.�..... .�__� ��
I';Bill No. 68, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code ;;
11o£ the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Sections 2-167, 2-168,
1 2-170, Sections 19-3, 19-4, 19-5, 19-6, 19-7, 19-8, 19-9, 19-10,
:19-11, 19-12, SectionslO-1, 10-2, 10-3, 10-4, and re-enacting the
rfollowing sections of the Jefferson City Code in lieu thereof.
Bill No. 68 was read the third time by title and placed on final;
1passa I gg e and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance 9338: Bill 68.
,Councilmen voting Aye: Brant, Crader, Gordon, Kliegel and Planning
Whitecotton. Department.
;;Councilmen voting Nay: Borgmeyer and Hequembourg.
<<Councilmen absent: Robinson, absent with leave.
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1IBill No. 70, introduced by Councilman Rackers , entitled: Bill 70.
if"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code Special
lof the City of Jefferson 1978, by repealing Section 2-18 relating Council
+to special meetings of tie Council, and enacting a new Section 2-18 Meeting
.!in lieu thereof." Notice.
! Councilman Borgmeyer moved to amend the Bill by changing the
words "four hours" to "twelve hours". Motion seconded by
=Councilman Crader and was defeated by then takIls vote: of 4 to 3.
Bill No. 70 was read the third time by title and placed on final
(passage and was defeated by the Following vote:
,I,Councilmen voting Aye: None
Councilmen voting Nay: Borgmeyer, Brant, Crader, Gordon,
Hequembourg, Kliegel and Whitecotton.
Councilman absent: Robinson, absent with leave.
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Bill No. 71, introduced by Councilman Rackers , entitled: Bill 71.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by amending City
Ordinance No. 9296, relating to Section 2-30, City Committees , by Committees .
(�adding a new aragraph (c) to said Ordinance relating to same. "
Bi11 No. �l was read the third time by title and placed on
final passage and was defeated by the following vote:
Councilmen voting Aye: Brant , Gordon, Hequembourg, Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: Borgmeyer, Crader and Kliegel.
Councilmen absent: Robinson, absent with leave.
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Till No. 72, introduced by Councilmen Crader and Gordon, entitled:
An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri., vacating and
;'discontinuing as public right-of-way a part of Miller Street and
gHarrison Street right-of-way and also being adjacent to the Bill 72.
i1northerly line of Inlot No. 664, reserving to the City an easement Vacating
in the right-of-way vacated for sanitary sewer, surface water pportion of
;drainage and public utility purposes and authorizing and directing 1Niller and
}jthe Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute all instruments required Harrison
'Ito confirm in the abutting property owners and right of reversion . Streets.
in the vacated area."
II Bill No. 72 was read the third time by title and placed on
INo.final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance
9339:
lCouncilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Crader, Gordon, Hequem-
bourg, Kliegel and Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: None. i
,Councilman absent: Robinson, absent with leave.
jBill No. 52, introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled: �IBill 52.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amendinf Amending
'Chapter 2 of "The Code of the City of Jefferson, Missouri ', !Planning and
relating to the Planning and Zoning Commission, by repealing ;;Zoning
Section 2-197 and enacting a new Section 2-197 relating to the ;`Ordinance.
same subject in lieu thereof." i
Bill No. 52 was read the third time by title and placed on
final passage and was passed by the following vote as No. 9340: is
Councilmen voting Aye: Brant, Crader, Gordon, Kliegel and
Whitecotton. I
'Councilmen voting Nay: Borgmeyer and Hequembourg.
lU ouncilman absent: Robinson, -absent with leave. �+
�Mayor Pro tem Rackers read the following letter from Mayor �?
Hartsfield: (
I submit for your confirmation, to fill the position of City I!
Planner, the name of D. R. Preston. Mr. Preston's starting salary
will be $18,500.00, and is available to begin work on October 8, 1979.
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Re ulax Council Meetin October 1 , 1979.
It is my understanding that Mr. Benton has reviewed the credentials ;
of this applicant with the members of the Public Works and Planningi,
Kam al
BRIM Committee. To me, he is well qualified from both an education
a well as an experience basis .
We are fortunate to be able to attract an accomplished
professional to fill the position of City Planner, and I
respectfully request your approval.
Appointment , Very truly yours, Isl George Hartsfield,
City Mayor.
Planner,
Councilman Brant moved that the appointment be confirmed. Motion
seconded by Councilman Gordon and passed.
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IThe following Resolution was introduced:
RESOLUTION APPROVING, ACCEPTING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AGREEMENT FOR SMALL CITIES
DISCRETIONARY FUNDING - 2ND YEAR.
WHEREAS, the City of Jefferson, Missouri, (herein called the
1111Apolicant/Granteelf) proposes to enter into a Grant Agreement,
including HUD-7082, Funding Approval and Ace tance Provisions
!attached hereto (herein called the reement'#� with the United
States of America (herein called the Government") . .
Resolution BE IT RESOLVED BY THE APPLICANT/GRANTEE as follows:
Housing ISection 1. The Agreement in substantially the form of contract
Authority. 1hereto attached and marked "Exhibit A" is hereby approved and
Accepted both as to form and substance and the (Chief Executive
lOfficer or authorized official) is hereby authorized and directed
execute said Agreement in three copies on behalf of the
Ito
Applicant/Grantee and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed
to impress and attest the official seal of the Applicant/Grantee on ',
leach such counterpart and to forward two executed counterparts, to
i1the Government together with such other documents evidencing the
;,approval and authorizing this execution thereof as may be required
,;by the Government .
�iSection 2, Whenever the following termij , or any of them, are used
in this Resolution, the same, unless the context shall indicate
,lanother or different meaning or intent, shall be construed, and are !
intended to have meaning as follows :
2 MThe term "Resolution" shall mean this Resolution.
All other terms used in this Resolution and which are
Itfined in the Grant Agreement shall have the respective meanings
I i ascribed thereto in the Grant Agreement.
(Section 3. This Resolution shall take effect immediately.
1Date: 10/1/79
/s/ George Hartsfield
SEAL President of the Council
EST: Date: 10/5/79
Libby Tihen,
I City Clerk
,!Councilman Whitecottion moved that theResolution be adopted. Motion
,11seconded by Councilman and passed.
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Resolution The following Resolution was introduced:
LigStreet hts. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council, City of Jefferson, I
ssouri, that the Missouri Power and Light Company install street ij
lights in accordance with recommendations presented to the City
Council by the Missouri Power and Light Company and adopted by said
City Council on October 1, 1979.
1. Install one 6800 lumen, mercury vapor light on the existing
pole on the east side of Schellridge Road, just north of
341 Schellridge Road.
2. Install one 6800 lumen light with metal pole between
518 and 522 Holiday Drive.
13. Install one 6800 lumen light with metal pole between
600 and 604 Holiday Drive.
,October 1, 1979 /s/ Edwin H. Backers, Jr. ,
pproved. Mayor Pro tem
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Councilman Gordan moved that the Resolution be s►dopted. Motion
seconded by Councilman Whitecotton and passed.
Councilman Gordon discussed the matter of citizens of his Ward '
having some notification thru the news media when there are
,escapees from the Prison Farm who ma be coming into the area. Esca ed
After general discussion with the Chief of Police and other Convicts -
Councilmen, Councilman Gordon made the motion that once it has been Notification,
determined that convicts have escaped, that the News Media be
notified by the Police Department - since the Police Department
should have been notified by the Prison Officials. Motion
seconded by Councilman Hequembourg and passed,
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Mayor Pro tem Rackers stated he had given the Councilmen a book Retirement
from the Missouri Municipal League, regarding the Lagers System, Systems,
which should answer some of their questions. As soonas Mr. Larry
Haake has secured information regarding the comparison between the
Firemen's Pension Fund and Lagers, there will be further meetings
of the Committee-of-the-Whole on the matter. This pamphlet should
reviewed prior to that time.
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There being no further business, meeting adjourned, on motion of Adjournment.
Councilman Kliegel.