HomeMy Public PortalAbout19791119 Rp_gylar Council Mooting, November 19, 1979...-... _ . __. ... ..._. �_.._
NMayorfHartsfi.eld presided.
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,!Prayer was offered by Rev. Gary Baker, Capital Christian Church.
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Michael Wm. Prenger, the newly elected Councilman from the Second
Ward, was sworn in by Municipal Judge Richard Nacy, and assumed his
seat on the Council.
Councilmen present : Borgmeyer, Crader, Gordon, Hequembourg, Kliegel
Prenger, Rackers, Robinson and Whitecotton.
Councilmen absent : Brant absent with leave.
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'A picture of Councilman Harvey Hager was presented to the Mayor and
City Council by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Hager; the picture will be
1!In hung in the Council Chamber.
turn, the Mayor presented Mrs. Hager with a key to the City.
IMrs. Hager responded with thanks to the Mayor and Council for their
sconsideration and kindnesses.
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I�Robert F. Rennick, the newly- - ^
appointed Fire( Chief was sworn in by
(Municipal Judge Richard-
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The following Consent Agenda was then presented: ;Consent
The Council Minutes of November 6th were approved as received. ;Agenda
Payment No. 14, in the amount of $63 , 324. 00, on the Whitecotton
�lbuilding was presented.
IThe following Minutes of the Public Works and Planning Committee
were presented:
"'Meeting of Public Works and Planning Committee held Tuesday, Novem-
ber 13, 1979, at 7: 30 o' clock P. M. , in the Council Chambers, with
Councilman Crader presiding. Also present were Councilmen Rackers, ''
Borgmoyer and Kliegel ; Councilman Gordon absent. Others prosant
word Mike Bates, Tom Bonton , ?,tare 111hornsborry , Larry Bates , John
13ryan and Charlot.; Lansford.
The INDIAN HILLS SI,WISR DISTRICT wtt:i the first matter discussed .
�btilcc± ButoH and Marc Thornsborry explainod the situation . Phase 1
11111t4 boor► sttirtod and contrac;tod for In I:hc- amount of $240, 000. 00. ;t
The extonHlon, which could be addod, woti.ld cost approximately 4} Public Works
$52,000. 00. There are 25 taxpayers-: in ?:his part , at $1 ,200. 00 euch4! and Planning
would be $30, 000. 00, leaving a balance of approximately $22,000. 00 Committee
to be paid by the City. The $52, 000. 00 is based on the priceii used Minutes
in the original contract , and the $1 ,200. 00 is the amount the other ;
,taxpayers:: are paying. The question is shall. this extension be
(rebid or should a Change Order be issued. The contractor has agreed
to use the same prices forthe extension as were used in the orif*inal
contract .
Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the figure of $1 , 200. 00 be used to
these taxpayers, the same as the originals. Motion seconded by
Councilman Rackers and passed.
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The matter of Change Order or rebidding should be discussed with thq'
City Attorney, and if he agrees a Change Order could be issued.
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The matter of SWEEPING STREETS DOWNTOWN AND IN THE SOUTHSIDE AREA
was then discussed. Mr. Larry Bates stated that at the present
time the signs are posted downtown of No Parking from 3 : 00 to 5:00 d
A.M. , seven days a week. lie was requesting that the times be
changed from 2: 00 to 6:00 A.M. for no parking Tuesdays and Fridays.
And also add Jefferson Street in the 200 and 300 blocks. In the
Southside there is Dunklin Street , 100 East and 100 West , Jefferson ?i
and Madison Streets in the 600 and 700 blocks, they could be postedj'
for 2:00 to 5: 30 A. M. , two days a week. This is because there have ;;
been requests for sweeping in the Southside, but parked cars are
the problem in that area.
Councilman Kliegel moved - seconded by Councilman Rackers - that th '
Committee go on record as approving the change and that the Uptown q!
Businessmen' s Association and the Southside Businessmen' s Assoeia- }
tion both be contacted about the matter, and if they approve, then j4
the Ordinance could be changed. Motion passed.
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Regular Council Meeting , November 19, 1979.
iiMike Bates requested that the matter of the Contract with flonowell
1!for the sewer plant be held over until the new Sewer Commissioner
iicomes in.
(Councilman-to-be) brought up
Mr. Mike Bates and Mr. Mike Prenger
:,the subject of the sight problem on Broadway Street on the knoll
Just past Atchison Street , in the neighborhood around Knaebel ' s
Public Works ;�Market. There is parking only on the west side of Broadway. Wouldi�
and PlanningJt help any to reduce the speed to twenty miles per hour, or just 1!
Committeewhat could be done to help the situation? The matter has been
Minutes ;i
�discussed in the past and was before the Council, even the proba-
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bility of widening Broadway Street.
Jt was suggested that Mr. Mike Bates do some survey work and check A
into the matter again, just what is involved, and then report back
to the Committee.
The matter of the cost of curb and guttering streets is now $5. 00
per foot and it was suggested that be raised to $7. 50 or some higher.:;
price than $5. 00. There are petitions on file now which call for
'the price of $5 ,00, If this is changed on those streets the
petitions would have to be taken back fornew signatures.
:Councilman Rackers moved that we honor all current petitions at the
:rate of $5. 00 per front foot , and any petitions received prior to
,,,July 1st of next year, then increase the rate to $7. 50 per foot .
j,Motion seconded by Councilman Kliegel and passed.
'The Resolution regarding agreement with Local #45 was discussed, buV
;since copies had not previously been made available there was no
11final action taken.
'Councilman Borgmeyer moved Chat Section 1.0 be stricken . Motion
11 seconded by Councilman Kliegul. and paii-sed.
1IThe matter will be 1)(13d Over Until the noxt mootlnV too that. It can
',be studled further,
hMr. Churlos j.,,tntirord , Suporvit.or of Community Sanitation , otatod ho
fhad two or Hiroo 111(ju.111oli about Tatoo Parl,01114, and they t1hould
:;either be rogulatod or proh1hitod.
;tAftor tome di"euuHfon , CouticiJinun Hackorti moved that tho City Attor-l!
'noy bo Itititructod to propeller un Ordinance prohibiting the Tattoo
:'Parlorn. Motion socondod by Coll lic-1,I lilan Ulogol and pluillod.
:The Animal Control Ordinance was brought tip but no action taken , It
.war, JuHt mentioned that "it was not. forgotten" .
Public Works iMr. Denton and Mr. Lansftiirif also di� sed Ordinances regulating
and P lanni ng .,,grocery stores, swimming pools-i and vending machines, to lot us
Committee maintain control without being considered with Federal or State
Minutes ,;Agencies. In the Capital City it is more probable these officials
,will bo around. No action taken.
,!There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
,Repsectfully submitted,
/a/Richard "Dick" Crader,--Chairman,
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JiThe following Minutes of the Parking and Traffic Authority were
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presented:
,11'The Parking and Traffic Authority met at 8: 00 A.M. Thursday Novem-
Parking And41ber 8, 1979, with Robert Schulte, Thomas Whitecotton, James Thomas,
Traffic !Pat Klein, Phil Freeman, Norma Miller, John Bryan , Ray Bledsoe,
Authority James Whaley, and James Hartley.
Minutes
11. On a motion by Miller, Seconded by Klein, recommend to the Coun-;
1,-cil that Lindhart Construction Company be assessed $33,000. for his
11share of the cost of repairing the Top deck less any expenses
i lincurred to date on repairs which would have to be documented and
,sent to the City Attorney to be verified.
Regular Council Meeting, November 19, 1.979.
f Ri,6' total c__-0,6 t aP e p'a':t'r rq' to th 0' d c I c will b(.) X66, 000. $
but 3 000.
,If the cost would be for a rubberized overlay which would be an mom
ladditionto the structural deck for protection .
12. On a motion by Whaley , Seconded by Freeman , denied a request for
la Stop sign on Monroe at Woodlawn - Bledsoe reported 12 accidents
in 5 years at the intersection.
13. The Authority held over a request to issue permits to residents Parking and
!to allow them to park in front of their homes without penalty in a Traffic
restricted on street area until Hartley and Bryan could study a Authority
report on residential parking in the District of Columbia, Washing- Minutes
ton D.C.
!4. On a motion by Bryan , Seconded by Whaley , recommend the elimina-",
.tion of the two hour parking restriction on the south side of the
j500 block of West Main St . from Walnut St . to the railroad tracks.
1Z. On a motion by Whaley, Seconded by Miller, amend the No Parking
!,from 7: 30 A. M. to 8: 30 A. M. and 4 : 30 P. M. to 5: 30 P. M. on 200
!,;Jefferson St. on the east side in front of the Jefferson Building
;and 100 E. Capitol along side of the Jefferson Building to read No
'Parking from 7: 30 A. M. to 8 : 00 A. M. Mrs. Miller had made the re-
Auest because so many people doing business in the Revenue Depart-
pent were receiving tickets after 8 :00 A. M.
'6. On a motion by Whaley , Seconded by Bryan , recommend to the
,Council that they reconsider its amendment to Bill No. 82 which
iremoved parking on the east side only of Southwest Blvd. This would'
allow turn lanes to remain at the Thompson St, intersection with
outhwest Blvd. Whitecotton went on record as not voting.
7 On a motion by Whaley, Seconded by Klein , make Jackson St . two-
ay from Stadium to Union permanent . 1,31minate, Stop signs on
1!Russell (Stadium) tit Monroe St . 'rhe request,_, were made by Council-
ilinan Rackers.
!18. The Authority reaffirmed it previous decision to remove City
I 'rom it Clty parki.np, lot oil :300 Monroe St . to allow the
,employeos 1 11 w t
111ot to be ontirely mote red it het ltlon by City employevs to retain
h-he parking warn subm I t,tod.
1. . Tho Authorlty approved it layout f'or improvements of parking lot
'113 111 the :300 block of X. 11101 St . on the tai tee of the old Masonic Parking and
�1'omp lo property, 111io cost was estimktod at $13 , 007. 00 by the Irra f f ic
)ubl Ic
Works Dopartitiont . Authority
110. On u motion by Blodsoo, Seconded by Whaley , recontimend the speed; Minutes
,limit on fit. B frorn E'llis Blvd. to the City limitu be 50 miles per
lour.
.111 . On a motion by Bledsoe, Seconded by Klein, recommend it loading i;
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�zono on Jay Drive at the Senior High School. Tile High School had
made the request because of all. the trucks servicing Vending machined
within the school .
12. Robert Schulte announced his resignation effective January 1 ,
1980; due to a move of residence he will no longer be a City
esident . Schulte has been on the Commission since it was esta- I;
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shed iii 1969.
I/s/Robert C. Schulte, ii
,Chairman, Parking and Traffic Authority. "
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,; Consent
Councilman Whitecotton moved that the Consent Agenda be approved. Agenda
otion seconded by Councilman Gordon and passed. ' Approved
r. Ed Cole, City TreagiiiEiT-5r3ggfiiga-Eig-i5port and discussed some!,'
f the figures thereon. City
Councilman Borgmeyer inquired as to when we would advertise and take� Treasurer' s
Report
)ids for investments, etc. , and Mr. Wattenbarger replied that it wasi.
.o be started sixty days from the date of the Budget.
bouncilman Whitecotton moved the report be accepted, Motion seconde4
by Councilman Gordon and passed.
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Regular Council. Meeting,, November 19, 1979.
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Cexti.fic�fat.iof�!Mayar Ilfa. rtsficald r.ead the f"ertifleation from the Coi�nty Clerk,
Vato i:showing that Michael Win. Prengrer received 596 votes in the
Second ''November 6th, 1979, Election, for Councilman of the Second Ward.
Ward _____________________
Annual Report1he Annual. Report from the City Collector Lon Stone was presented. }
City ''Councilman Rackers moved such report be accepted. Motion seconded
Collectorby Councilman Hequembourg and passed.
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Resignation ;
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Regular Council Meeting , November 19, 1979,
iiCouncilmen voting Aye : Borgreyer, Crader, Gordon , f1equembourg, Bi11 79
KJ.xngel , Prenger, Rackers , Robinson and 0 Roadways
�i Whitecotton. Shopping
lCouncilmen voting Nay : None. ; Center
�ICouncilman absent : - Brant`-absent with leave. Area
Bill No. 80, introduced-by Councilman Crader, entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending Chapter 2.'
�(of 'The Code of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , ' relating to the
11Planning and Zoning Commission by repealing Section 2-197, and Bill 80
`+enacting a new Section 2-197, relating to the same subject , in lieu planning &
'thereof. Zoning
�jBill No. 80 was read the third time by title and placed on final. Commission
ljpassage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9347 : ::
IlCouncilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Crader, Gordon, liequembourg,
= Kliegel , Prenger, Rackers, Robinson and
Whitecotton. i
;Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilman absent : Brant ,
absent leave.
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Bill No. 81. , introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled: ;Bill 81
it Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri. , vacating and ::Discontinuing
discontinuing as a public right-of-way a portion of Englewood Drive : Public
reserving to the City an easement in the right-of-way vacated for ;; Right-of-Way
' sanitary sewer, surface water drainage, and public utility purposes,IPortion of
land authorizing and directing the Mayor and Clerk of the City to :! Englewood
execute all instruments required to confirm in the abut tirig properw,
owners their right of reversion in the vacated area.
!Bill No. 81 was read tho third time by title and placed on final
passage and was passed by the following vote its Ordinance No. 9348 :
Councilmen voting Aye : 11orgincyor, Crudes, Gordon , 11equeinbourg ,
K1 io gel , Prongor, Hackers, Rob1 ns�on and
Whi 1:tscot.toit.
Councilmen voting Nay : None.
Counel l tntin itl�f;vIl t. : ---Brant , -�tl�sen t h leave.
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Bill. No. 132 , introd"COd by Cotilii-.11inen Kllul�ol. and llorf,moyor
oil tI tIod:
I "Aix Ordinance of the City of Jof for"oll , MISUmurl , [tine ndlnt, tho Codo l Bill. 82
of file City tai' ,Joffcrrstan , 1978, by adding it roadway to Soct.lon 23- ' AinondinF,
i 79, Parking Prottibited At All '1`irnt�ri at l7osljrnatod Loeittion". " Parki.nt; &
I Traffic
Bill No. 82 was read this third t1ino by title and placed oil final.
pasFiagt: and was passed by tale following vote its Ordinance No. 0349 :
Councilmen voting Aye : I3arginoyer, Crader, Gordon, 11equernbourg ,
K1 i egol , Prenger , Rackers , Robinson and
Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay : Nana.
Councilman absent : Brant , absent with leave.
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Bill No. 83, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending the Code 'Bill 83
of the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Section 23-121 Parking �Meters
Meters to be free upon certain legal holidays, and enacting a new !ITo Be
Section 23-121 , Parking Meters to be free upon legal holidays. " ;Free on
Councilman Rackers made the motion that the words "legal holidays" }',Sundays
-be stricken in the title of the Bill, and the word "Sundays" be
inserted. Also in Section 1 , the words "legal holidays" be stricken
and the word "Sundays" be inserted. Also in Section 1, the words
"all City, State and Federal Holidays. " be stricken and the word ,l
"Sundays" be inserted. The motion was seconded by Councilman
,Borgmeyer and passed. I
Bill No. 83, as amended, was then read the third time by title and
placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as
Ordinance No. 9350: +7
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Crader, Gordon, Iiequernbourg,
Kliegel, Prenger, Rackers, Robinson and
Whitecotton.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilman absent : Brant, absentwithleave.
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Regular Council Meeting, November 19, 1979.
Bill 84 P1.13, No. 84 , introduced by Councilman Brant , entitled:-, Code
Busine :''An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the
Licens e jbf the City of Jefferson , 1978, by repealing Section 22-10 thereof
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Yeari,a l nd substituting a new Section 22-10, relating to the same subject. ";!
Bill No. 84 was read the third time by title and placed on final
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ipassage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9351:
'Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Crader, Gordon, Hequembourg,
Kliegel , Prenger, Rackers, Robinson and
Whitecotton.
;,Councilmen voting Nay: None.
[Councilman absent : Brant , absent with leave.
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'IBi 11 No. 85, introduced by Councilman Brant , entitled:
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Bill 85 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code
Licensel'of the City of Jefferson , 1978, Section 22-6 (b) , by repealing the
"second paragraph thereof and enacting a new paragraph in lieu
thereof relating to the same subject. "
Ibill No. 85 was read the third time by title and placed on final
iipassage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9352 : '1
Councilmen voting Aye : Borgmeyer, Crader, Gordon, Hequembourg !I
it Kliegel , Prenger, Rackers, Robinson an
Whitecotton. it
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,!Councilmen voting Nay : None.
„Councilman absent : Brant, absent with leave.
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Bill 86t!Bill No. 86, introduced by Councilman Crader, entitled:
Animall!"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending and
Control6evising the Code of the City of Jefferson , 1978, by adding Sectiond
Advisoryj�6-50 through 6-56, relating to Animal Control Advisory Commission,
Commission 3o Chapter 6. 11
k:There was some discussion about portions of the Ordinance and
iparticularly Section 6-55 C. , whereby the Commission would regulate
;!rather than advise.
'With the permission of the Sponsor, Councilman Cruder, the Bill was ii
.placod on the Informal Calendar so that it could be considered
further and the proper language inserted,
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�,'Bill No. 87, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton , entitled:
Bill 87 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri , amending tho. Code
Litter,iof the City of Jefferson, 1978, by repealing Section 33-22 of said
Ordinance"Code, and Ordinance No. 9081 , and enacting a now Section 33-22 in
lieu thereof. "
',;General discussion had on theDill and Mr. Tell Neff , who had
::assisted in drafting the Ordinance was present and answered ques-
,,tions.
ilCouncilman Gordon objected to the language in paragraph (d) whereby ,!
llcertain employees of the City could issue tickets, he would amend 11
lithe bill to read Police Officers and perhaps some officials of the 11
!Parking Authority who were enforcing the Ordinance.
!::Councilman Rackers referred to that portion of paragraph (a) regard
Bing mowing grass between the sidewalk and street - if there is no I
Isidewalk, would the grass have to be cut?
,;mayor Hartsfield suggested that the Bill be placed on the Informal
i1calendar and at the next meeting of the Public Works and Planning Mr. Crader would also invite the Committee from the ij
liEnvironmental Quality Commission which is interested in the Bill. i1
Also, if any other member of the Council, not a member of the Publid,
,,Works Committee, could attend.
IThe following Resolution-Tig-husaaz6r--------
Resolution 1111 E S 0 L U T 1 0 N' ij
Sales Tax
Capital WHEREAS, the City has imposed a one ( 1%) per cent City
ImprovementslSales Tax on all taxable sales for General Revenue purposes by
lOrdinance No. 8251 dated March 18, 1970, and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Jefferson,
I!Missouri, intends to spend at least four hundred fifty thousand
1; ($450,000.00) dollars per year on Capital Improvements,
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F214 Regular Council Meeting, November 19, 1979.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Jefferson , byr
and through the City Council intends to spend at least four hundred �l
fifty thousand ($450,000- 00) dollars per year out of the City Sales 11
Tax for Capital Improvements in each budget year.
lApproved Nov. 19, 1979 Date 11-20-79
resolution
/s/President of the Council /s/Mayor gales Tax
Attest ;Capital
/s/City Clerk" ilmprovement
Councilman Gordon moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion
seconded by Councilman Hequembourg and carried.
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The matter of a raise of $75.00 per month for Assistant Street Salary of
Commissioner, Charles Redel , was discussed. It was brought out thatlAssistant
he does not receive overtime pay and for that reason a Foreman work-; Street
king under him may make more money than he does. !' Commissioner
;Councilman Whitecotton moved that such increase be allowed. Motion
Iseconded by Councilman Rackers and passed.
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Mayor Hartsfield announced that Jim Hartley was willing to accept 'l! Purchasing
additional duties and has been working with the Finance Director in Routine
setting up a purchasing routine!___________________---- ------------ -----
The matter of salaries was then discussed, a; they previously
discussed in Executive Session. The Mayor presented the following
list of suggested increases:
NAME OLD SALARY PROPOSED SALARY
Roy Hogg $1,234. 37 $1,400. 00
Fred Kelsey 1, 175. 74 1,300. 00
Peggy Bryson 735. 00 800. 00
Donald Thompson 1 ,574. 64 1 ,471. 00
Lawrence Patton 1 , 891. 00 2 , 100. 00
Mike Bates 2 ,000. 00 2, 150. 00
Tom Benton 1,817. 64 2,050. 00
Jim Hartley 1 ,458. 33 1 ,560. 00 ; alary
Erle Taylor 1 ,272. 35 1, 362. 00 Increases
Libby Tihen 1 ,225. 00 1, 315. 00
Jim Weber 1, 357. 98 1,541. 67
!Charles Lansford 1, 187. 50 1, 375. 00
;Myron Sullens 4. 99 per hr. 6. 25 per hr.
I;Carletta Wilbers 845. 00 1, 000. 00
lCindy Rozier 646. 01 725. 00
�ob Gangwish 1,051. 92 1,251. 92
Ed Bondurant 4. 16 per hr. 4. 26 per hr.
(+7. 0%)
William Bemboom 4. 84 per hr. 5. 20 per hr.
1 (+7. 0%)
Gary Tripp 5. 19 per hr. 5. 39 per hr.
(+7. 0%)
lCouncilman Crader made the motion that Mr. Benton 's salary be
increased an extra $100. 00, over the amount shown on the list , since'
he had assumed the extra duties of the Health Department, I
Councilman Whitecotton suggested that Colonel Patton' s salary be i
increased $50.00 per month, over the amount shown on the list.
After further discussion, Mayor Hartsfield presented the motion
that Chief Patton receive a $50.00 per month increase to $2, 150, an
that the Director of Planning and Code Enforcement Mr. Benton
receive a $100. 00 per month increase to $2, 150. , with the under-
lstanding that when the Wage and Salary Program is presented by the
Consultants, and if adopted by the Council, even though one or more
�of these individuals may be considered for a raise, that these
figures also be considered. Motion carried by a vote of five to
four. Councilmen voting against the increase were Borgmeyer,
'Hequembourg, Prenger, and Rackers.
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__Regular Council Meeting,November 19,, 1979,
Mayor Hartsfield presented the :following Letter which had been sent
to the County Court today: ,
("Dear Judge Schleer: �
In an effort to improve communications between Cole County and
ithe City of Jefferson, I am suggesting the following:
( 1) Monthly meetings should be held between the
Court, the Mayor and the leadership of the
City Council. After a few meetings the {
frequency could be reduced. 1
(2) Meetings should be in the evenings and the
City-Countyf meeting place should alternate between City
Meetings Hall and the Courthouse.
f; (3) Both bodies should contribute to developing
an agenda of areas of possible increased ,
cooperation and/or understanding. The City
requests to place the following items on the
agenda:
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(a) Ellis Boulevard Sheds
(b) Property Tax Assessment
(c) County-City Sewer Project
(d) Polling places, voter registration
and election costs. (
Please advise if you feel this arrangement will be satisf actory.�l1
lIf so, please suggest some dates, as well as topics of particular
interest to the Court.
Very truly yours, /s/ George Hartsfield, MAYOR"
Mayor stated they had been successful in dealing with the County in )
collection of taxes, etc. , and also they were working with them
regarding the Corrections Department problems. lie hopes that with
' the monthly meetings a good relationship can can be established and
! remaining problems worked out .
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Next !Mayor also announced hewould be out oftown for the next Council �
Councillmeeting and is asking President Pro tom Rackors to preside at the
Meoting1meeting December 3rd. �S
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Resolutionl;Mayor Hartsfield announced that there evidently is a move afoot to }
Opposing Jmove the State License Fee Office, now located in the Jefferson
Moving ofMBuil.ding, first :floor, to where he did not know. He felt we should
State Fee go on record as opposing this move.
Office. iCouncilman Gordon moved that the City Attorney draft a Resolution
'showing our opposition to this move. Motion seconded by Councilman
Hequembourg and passed.
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Mayor Hartsfield presented the following list of Committees, which
Council rearrangement was necessitated by the new Council Member:
Committees PUBLIC WORKS and PLANNING PUBLIC SAFETY
Richard "Dick" Crader, Chairman John Hequembourg, Chairman
,Darrell Gordon, Vice Chairman Thomas Whitecotton, Vice-Chrmn.
Mike Prenger Edward Kliegel
Vincent Borgmeyer Edward Rackers
!Edward Kliegel F.E. "Buck" Robinson
, Mayor also announced that Mike Prenger would be Council Representa-
Councilitive on the Parking and Traffic Authority, replacing Councilman
Representa-fiWhitecotton, who had taken over temporarily since the death of
tives, Councilman Hager.
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IlA1so Mike Prener would be Council Reresentative on the Housin
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lAuthority, replacing Councilman Borgmeyer.
AppointmentsilMayor Hartsfield nominated-for-appointment Rev. Harvel Sanders to
to the Library Board, replacing Pat Lynch, who has left the City.
CommissionslCouncilman Robinson moved the appointment be approved. Motion
Iseconded by Councilman Hequembourg and carried.
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Mayor Hartstield nominated for reappointment F. Joe DeLong as a
Member of the Housing Authority. Councilman Hequembourg moved the
appointment be approved. Motion seconded by Councilman Whitecotton
and carried.
Mayor Hartsfield nominated for appointment Mrs. Royal Garner to Appointments
the Airport Commission, replacing Dr. Ted Wilson. Councilman to
Gordon moved the appointment be approved. Motion seconded by Commissions
Councilman Whitecotton and carried.
Mayor Hartsfield nominated for appointment Roger Weis to the
Environmental Quality Commission, replacing Mark Sullivan. Council
man Hequembourg moved the appointment be approved. Motion seconded
by Councilman Whitecotton and carried.
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Mayor Hartsfield asked Mike Bates what was being done about Thomp- rhompson
son Street and Mr. Bates replied they are working with the Utility Street
Companies and will, get the work done as soon as possible, with the
help of weather conditions.
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Councilman Gordon stated he had inquiry from Richard McCullough of
Capital Supply about charges of the Environmental Sanitation Compan
which had recently increased. Environmental
Councilman Borgmeyer stated he had many complaints about the garbage ,,anitdtion
bags, which seemed as if they were thinner than they should be and ompany
would not hold up.
The matters were turned over to Tom Benton and he stated they had
previously had reports about these bad bags and the Company had
said that if anyone had such bags and would return them to their
office they would be replaced with better ones.
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There being no further business meeting adjourned. Adjournment
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