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ij Mayor Hartsfield presided.
Prayer was offered by Rev. George Braden, Wesley United Methodist
Church.
Councilmen present: Borgmeyer, Brant, Crader, Gordon, Hequembourg',
Kliegel, Rackers, Robinson and Whitecotton.
Councilmen absent: None.
A quorum was declared present.
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Public '�'! The Public Hearing was held on the rezoning of 16.62 acres of lands
Hearing. :I owned by Vernon and Merle Bennett, from RS-2 (single family) to
"S" (special development) . This property is located on the north
side of North Ten Mile Drive, across from Resurrection Cemetery.
No one appeared for or against the rezoning.
The Consent Agenda wasthen presented:
Council The Council Minutes of Ob.tober. 1st . were approved.
Minutes, I;
The following Minutes of the Electrical Board were presented:
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Electrical Board 11
Electri c al Minutes Board October 4, 1979
Minutes
The Jefferson City tlectrical Board met at 1:00 p.m. , in the offic
of Planning and Code Enforcement, 911 East Miller Street, on Oct.
it 4 1979, with the following members present: Martin Bunch, John
Sullivan, Bob Stokes and David Steinman. Mr. Thomas Benton was
unable to attend this meeting.
The Board graded the following examinations :
George J. Sheahan - Contractor'n Examination
408 Elm Tree Drive
ji Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 Grade - 78%
Victor Schaefferkoetter - Contractor's Examination
Lake Carmel Estates, Lot #27
Eugene, Missouri 65032 Grade - 57%
1i The Board then discussed the adoption of the use of grounded
switches where non-metallic bones are used. It was the decision
I[ of the Board the use of grounded switches will go into effect on
March 1, 1980. The Board instructed Mr. Steinman to submit a il
letter to all Electrical Contractor's and Electrical Retail Shops,
notifying them of this change and the effective date.
There ,being'ino flarther businesev,at !,this 'tilue the meeting,jedlourned.11
Respectfully submitted
David W. Steinman
Electrical Inspector.
Payment Payment #13, in the amount of $129,789.00 on the Whitecotton
Whitecotton I Building was approved. With this amount we have paid $1,360,000
Building. leaving roughly a balance of $400,000.00. The original completed
date was September 10th. Colonel Patton stated the present date
is December 10th. - there is the question of whether or not the
penalty clause should be imposed.
Councilman Rackers moved that the above items be approved. Motion
seconded by Councilman Hequembourg and passed.
Public The following• minutes of the Public Safety Committee were presente4i.
Safety I Minutes
Public Safety Committee
Committee The Public Safety Committee met at 7:30 p.m. on September 19, 1979,1
Report. in the Council Chambers .
The first business was the reconsideration of a transfer of taxi-
I cab franchise from Mrs . Rosie Henderson to Mr. Delbert and Virgil
Regular Council Meeting, October 15, 1979
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(I i Wells.
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Mr. Thomas Landwehr of the Yellow Cab Company appeared and asked
several questions regarding the franchise and the following state-
ments were made by Mr. Wells:
1. The Veteran's Cab would at present operate during safety
daylight hours of 6 am to 6 pm. ': Committee
2. Under the present franchise agreement there is no '! Report.
limit on the number of cabs operated by Veteran's
Cab.
3. Veteran's Cab Service will not operate at the
Jefferson City Airport unless called.
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Mr. Landwehr asked for denial of the transfer.
II After further discussion, motion was made by Kliegel, seconded
by Gordon, for approval of transfer. Motion carried. Certification
i is to be transferred by City Attorney and listed with City Clerk. ;f
Additional business included approval of new and renewal taxi-cab
operators' permits . E;
Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously.
John L. Hequembourg
j Chairman
lCouncilman Hequembourg moved that these minutes be approved.
Motion seconded by Councilman Kliegel and passed.
Bill No. 75 , introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled: Bill No. 75 .
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing Contract -
the Mayor and Clark of the City to execute it contract with Reintjes Reintjes -
Waterproffing Company, it corporation of Missouri, for cleaning, Parking
patching and coining of exinting City t'ctrking Garage." Garage.
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed
to members of the Council.
Bill No. 76, introduced by Councilman Hequembourg, entitled: ; Bill No. 76.
"An Ordinance of the City of .Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amending Rezoning
And modifying the zoning ma of the City of Jefferson, by amending : 3000 North
Chapter 36 of the Code of the City of Jefferson by rezoning pro- ; Ten Mile ter.
� perty located on the north side of north ten miie drive in the
3000 block, from RS-2 (single familyy , to "S" (special development) «
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to
members of the Council. !;
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Bill No. 74, introduced by Councilman Kliegel, entitled: li.11 No. 74.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, accepting and Accepting
approving the plat of Valleybrooke Subdivision, a subdivision of Plat of
the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as herein described." Vall.eybrooke
Bill No. 74 was read the third time by title and placed on finalSubdivision.
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9341: 1;
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyyer, Brant, Crader, Gordon, i
Hequembourg, Kliegel, Rackers, Robinson j
and Whitecotton. j
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilmen absent: None.
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Bill No. 52, introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled: Bill No. 52.
An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending Chapter ; Amending
2 of the "The Code of the City of Jefferson, Missouri", relating Planning &
fto the Planning and Zoning Commission, by repealing Section 2-197 ;, Zoning
and enacting a new Section 2-197, relating to the same subject, in 11 Ordinance
lieu thereof." �!
1 Bill No. 52 passed at the previous meeting by a vote of 5 to 2,�
las Ordinance No. 9340, was vetoed by Mayor Pro tem Rackers, .and the ��
Following veto message was presented: I
O THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON:
At the Council meeting of October 1, 19791 Bill # 529 sponsored by 1+
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Re ular Council Meetin ,,_October 15., 1979
{ Councilman Crader was called up for third and final reading. It
i1 passed by a 5 to 2 vote. ;I
' Briefly, this Bill reduced the Planning and Zoning membership from
113 to 12, and substituted the "Director of Planning of the City of
Jefferson or his designated respresentative in lieu of the present's
"City Engineer or similar City Official". �
As acting Mayor in the absence of Mayor George Hartsfield, and
according to Section 2-83 of the current City code of laws, I am �
,, vetoingg this Bill ' for the following reasons:
I� (1) Our present zoning ordinance Section 2-197 quotes
1 verbatum from the State Statute Section 89.320
"City Engineer or similar City Official". I see �1
no valid reason or advantage in changing this
representative.
(2) In my opinion, the Director of Planning would be
placed in an uncomfortable position and possibly be
exposed to undue pressures due to interpreting and
administering the Planning & Zoning ordinance on
a daily basis, making recommendations to the I
Planning and Zoning Commission, and then voting
on his own recommendations. In short, it would be
"Judge Judge and Jury situation, and
(3) I feel the total Planning and Zoning Membership should i)
remain at thirteen 'instead of twelve to facilitate
obtaining a quorem, as seven out of thAtteen is easier toil
! obtain than seven out of twelve. II
I would recommend hhatrour present fAnnmigg and Zoning Ordinance 11
be amended, eliminating one of the two Council Representatives, as j
only one is presently appointed: However, rather -that reducing the
total membership, I feel an additional lay person should be appoint d
lin lieu of the second Councilman, thereby retaining thirteen membe so
11 wish to strongly emphasize that my veto is not based in anyway I
!ion personalities, as I have the highest regard for all the Planning !
ilDepartment Personnel. I simply see no need or advantage in making
the changes as proposed in Bill # 52.
1 Respectfully submitted,
Ed. H. Rackers, Jr.
Mayor Pro Tem, Act:n.g as Mayor
in absence of Mayor Hartsfield. '
The matter was discussed and Mayor Hartsfield then asked that the
Bill again be presented - Shall the Bill pass , the objections of the
Mayor thereto notwithstanding.
On the following Roll Call Vote, the veto was sustained: I
Councilmen voting Yes: Brant, Crader, Gordon.
(Councilmen voting No: Borgmeyer, Hequembourg, Kliegel, Robinson
and Whitecotton.
:Councilman voting Present: Rackers.
City City Treasurer Ed. Cole presented his monthly report and explained
Treasurer's Ithe same to the Council.
Report. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
yor Hartsfield passed out resume of Robert F. Rennick, who has
ppointment Selected as Fire Chief, from the three names submitted to him by
Fire Chief the Public Safety Committee. He can go to work on November 19,1979,
& i nd his . salary would be $22,000.00 for the first year. .4et to-r, //
ssistants . I yor Hartsfield presented the question for confirmation of Mr.
ennick as Fire Chief and he was confirmed by a majority vote.
yor Hartsfield then presented the name of Donald Thompson as
ssistant Fire Chief for inspection and Faced Kelsey as. Assistant
17ire Chief for-training. Motion made by Councilman Hequembourg that
here appointments be approved'. . Motion, seconded by Counci,lmar# .Brant
nd passed.
ppointment. Mayor Hartsfield then brought .up for approval the appointment as
Sewer Sewer Commissioner of Tom Jones. At present he is an employee of
Commissioner. the Department of Natural Resources, in the Clean Water Division,
Regular. Council Meeting, October 15, 1979
has an Engineering degree and desires to accept this position. He Sewer
will start December 1, 1979, at a salary of $21,500.00 for the first Commiss-
'�year. He will also receive a $75.00 per month expense account until "
the end of this budget year.
Mayor Hartsfield presented the question of confirming Tom Jones as
Sewer Caammissioner and he was confirmed.
Mayor Hartsfield then presented a request from Mr. Graham for the ; Appointments
apppointments of Barbara Schaffer as Police Court Clerk at the salary, Police
i $800.00 per month, and Mary Ann McGrail as Deputy Police Court Court.
! Clerk at her present salary, but would receive the regular salary
treatment which we grant on November 1st.
Motion made by Councilman Hequembourg that these appointments
i be approved. Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton and carried.;
The Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a dinner on Monday, November ' Council
�i5th. , as a salute to the manufacturing industry in the area - they Meeting
Icould not get accomodations on any other date. Mayor Hartsfield Date
stated he was asking consent to moving the Council meeting from Change.
1that date to the next day - Tuesday, November 6th. - so if anyone !
Ewishes to attend the dinner, they will be free to do so. i
Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the change in dates be made and
!motion approved.
'Mayor Hartsfield introduced Mike Prenger, who probably will be
Second Ward Ward Councilman after November 6th,
iiThe question of e arkin i meters on holidayys was discussed, since ('Parking
ff! there were problems which arose on Columbus Day - the State and Meters
1lCounty and everybody but the City had a holiday on that day but it iHolidays .
was not a City holiday. Mr. Hartley stated the matter was to be
!, discussed at the next Parking Authority meeting.
The Von Hoffman Press Company informed the Clay last week they had 'Von
decided not to utilize the bond issue funding to build their Hoffman
building. The building will be built with their own funds , Press .
4i Mayor Hartsfield said he would like to bring to the attention of Park
, the Council - and the public - that the Park Board, with the board.
,I assistance of Bill Wisch, an engineer, has provided most of the
, labor in the repairs at Memorial Pool - it was estimated the cost
iwould be about $80,000. , and this way it has only amounted to
about $35,000.
(Mayor Hartsfield stated he had received written response to the Prison
Resolution passed by the Council, regarding the prison situation System.
around Jefferson City, and was well pleased with the results of
the efforts of the Committee.
y F.A Grant of $20,000 for � I.P.A.
Mayor Hartsfield announced that the I,
2980 has been approved. This will be administered through the ii Grant
State. - - _ - - ?; Approved.
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'Ma or Hartsfield passed out the proposed budgets and asked that theBud ets .
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Councilmen look it over and when the meetings are held they can ,
present their questions. i
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Mayor Hartsfield stated that since the Public Works Committee had !, Animal
;approved the draft for the Animal Control Advisory Commission, we !' Control
swill need an Ordinance to this effect and members of the Commission a Advisory
tican then be appointed.
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ouncllman Whitecotton referred to letter received from the Housing
uthority, stating they had sold the last of the parking lots east
f Broadway to the Parking Authority. The Housing Authority pur- !'
phased these lots for over two million dollars and sold them to the '
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Lots. Parking Authority for less than five hundred thousand dollars.
Since that time, this money has been made up from meters and
parking lot fees.
Housing Councilman Whitecotton made the motion that the City Attorney
Authority. prepare the proper Resolution, showing our appreciation to the
Housing Authority for this cooperation. Motion seconded by
Councilman Rackers and passed.
Police City Attorney Graham discussed before the Council the matter of
Court. people who have received tickets to appear before the Court, do not
appear nor do they call any excuse. As of November 1st. , people who
sign ticket promising to appear in Court and do not appear or make
other arrangements will be subject to arrest. They are giving
advance notice and hopefully will have publicity on the matter.
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Adjournment. Motion made and carried that the meeting adjourn.
The Council then went into Executive Session.