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HomeMy Public PortalAbout06/05/1978 334. . . _ gegular Council. Meeting, June 5, _197$,_ .._..._..._....._ . ._ ...... .._......_. -.__._ . ... Mayor Hyder presided. �+ .Prayer was offered by Mayor Hyder. Councilmen present: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton and Wildhaber. .!Councilmen absent: None. A quorum was .declared present. IThe minutes of the meeting of May 15th were approved as received . - - - - - - - - - - 1A Public Hearing was held on the rezoning of property located on ; Public ,the west side of Southridge Drive, at the extreme north end behind ;, Hearing j!the Phillips 66 Service Station, from RS-2 (single family) to C-2 (general commercial) . j Gilbert N. Bultman, who made the request, appeared . There 'iwas no opposition. - - - - - - - - - - i!A Public Hearing was held on the rezoning of part of Lot No. 11 of Public „Swifts and Thompson Subdivision, which is 1115 Southwest Boulevard, Hearing !' from RS-2 (single family) to RA (multiple dwelling) , 11 There was no opposition. f - - - - -, - - - - - The following bids were received for the construction of the new ';Opening ` Police Station facilities : of 1; - Htg. & Grand ;Bids , Base Bid Plumbing Vent , Electrical Total ��Bennish ; Construction $10062,664 112,890 2630490 137,000 11787,436 !; ;i 1Prost ,lBuilders,Inc. 1,027,000 1170000 270,000 140,000 1 ,788,000 ; Robert R. 1Wright ,Inc, 1,1241-300 96,000 247,000 128,000 10791,000' E !The bids were referred toM the yPolice Cotimiittee . 1Don Gerling, representing St . Peter's Parish, asked that the parking meter Ordinance in the 200 block of Broadway Street be repealed. The two-hour meters do not help as the State t:mployees park and feed the meters . , A lot of money has been spent on the repair of 200 block the grounds, steps and sidewalk in front of the Church and the Broadway - linstallation of the meters would detract from the beauty of the 2-hour ! Church itself, It is suggested two-hour parking signs be erected Parking ; and then patrol the vicinity; it would help the parishoners and the Meters . ! tourists. Father Gormley Pastor of St . Peter's Church was I� present, together with a large group of pari.shoners . Councilman Hager stated that if meters were installed they would have to be placed one to one and one-half yards back from the curbing. Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the Council hold up any further action and refer the matter back to the Parking Authority, who could meet with Father Gormley or members of the Parish Council' and other interested parties . Motion seconded by Councilman Hager 6 and passed. - - - - - - - - - - !j Wanda Lawson appeared, representing the neighborhood of Debra and ;;Thompson, Thompson Streets ; they would like something done about the inter- "Debra and section of Southwest Boulevard and Thompson Street - either shaved ; Southwest off or re-routed. She mentioned the many accidents which had ;'Blvd. 1occured there - she herself had had one with personal in�een uries and completely demolished her car. The property damage has great. 1 Thompson Street is the only entrance and exit for DebraStreet . Mike Bates, Public Works Director, discussed the matter and said it involved the cost of moving utilities and several of the residents homes would be affected if the street were lowered. He also stated they had considered, after the cost estimates have been'; determined, that perhaps they could do the work on the weekends when it would not be so much trouble to re-route the traffic. The matter is under consideration. - - - - - - - - - - i !! 335. Regular Council Meeting, June S, 1978. ESM Mr. ,Tim Garvin of the Central. Missouri Junk Company appeared with Compaanyi regard to the complaint of Environmental Sanitation Company. Contract'+ Mr. Fred Nichols of the Environmental Sanitation Management, Inc. , also appeared and requested a definition of the word "recyclable" in conjunction with their present contract . - - - - - - - - - - i. Resignation; A letter of resignation was received from Brad English, Police Police ;; Department, j! Dept. Councilman Whitecotton moved that such resignation be accepted. Motion passed. ) - - - - _ - - - - - f; Resignation"A letter of resignation was received from Patrick H. Cayce, Fire !R Fire ' Department. Dept. Councilman Borgmeyer moved that such resignation be accepted. !j Motion passed, +' - - - - - - - - - - 3i Resignation ;A letter of resignation was received from Douglas Hays , Department Planning &; of Planning and Code Enforcement. Code !, Councilman Borgmeyer moved that such resignation be accepted. EnforcementIMotion passed, - Planning A request was received from Arthur H. Busch and Theodore E. Busch, j and Zoning for rezoning approximately eight acres , a part of the Southeast t Commission. l;Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and a part of the Southwest ,'Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 12 , Township 44 N, ;Range 12W. The request was referred to the Planning, and Zoning ;Commission. j1- Mo.Power :Councilman Wildhaber presented a petition for a street light to be and Lightinstalled in an appropriate location between 221 and 241 Frederick �I Company. i,Lane. The request was referred to the Missouri Power & Light Company." - - - - - - - - - - I Planning .The Final Plat of Latndwehr Hills Subdivision, Section 10, was Zoning ' presented to the Council . d Cormilssion ; The Plat was referred-to the Planning and Zoning Commission . Planning ;The Final Plans for Hoffman Subdivision were pretiente:d to the & loni.ng,�Council. Commissbr. The Plans were referred to the Planning and Zoning Cormnienion. - - - The Winter Dent Insurance Company presented rates for coverage for Insurance 'the Police for consideration. Rates- '.These were referred to the Police Coinani.ttee for their j Police. consideration as promptly as possible . :Mayor Hyder presented the following letter from the Missouri Department of Conservation: � :PROGRAMS - Urban Forestry June 1, 1978. Missouri. Cost Sharing Dept. of f Conservation 'Dear Mayor Hyder: }� ,,Thank you for your letter asking about the urban forestry cost- l� ;;sharing program. I am aware of the planting and beautification y� ',project that you are carrying out in the downtown business district �l That type of project, as well as others , could qualify for 1� ;cost-sharing. �i The funds for urban forestry projects are going to be distri- :ibuted from the U.S.Forest Service to the state forestry agencies . ,`Some of the funds will be used by my Forestry Division, and the remaining portion will be available to communities to carry out j (their programs . The program provides for technical assistance in planning, +insect and disease management, planting, maintenance and care, i�development of forest land, and utilization. The objective is to if ',improve the beauty and livability of the urban environment. The 11attached summary gives more details on the types of technical j ;assistance that will be funded through the program. Since receiving your letter, Mr. Mike Bates, your Director of ;Public Works , called our office about this program. He talked with Pames Rocca, Special Programs Forester, who explained the urban !forestry funding program. We appreciate your interest and urge your to work toward taking advantage of this program. �j 336. QuP4 1-M-ge0mg Jqnq.__5.o-19 M. We look forward to working with you. gem Sincerely - /a/ Jerry J. Presley, State Forester. - - - - - - - - - - Councilman Gordon, Chairman of the Street Committee, presented the following report: The Street Committee met Thursday evening, May 25, 1978, 7:30 P.M. 9 in the City Council Chambers . Those present were Chairman Gordon Councilmen Robinson, Hager and Borgmeyer. Councilman Brant was absent with excused leave. Street Commissioner Bates , Director o Planning and Code Enforcement Benton and Public Works Director Bates were also present. Also in attendance were Councilmen Whitecotton, Wildhaber and Hartsfield; Mrs , Betty Jo DeLong, Environmental Quality Commission, iStreet and Allen Pollack, Housing Authority. IlCommittee .11) Don Jones and Jerry Meyer of J . M. & S. Realty, located at ;Report. 415 Madison, requested permission to construct a drive which would 11 ,enter from the east-west alley adjacent to their property, and exit !! onto Madison Street . The request was denied as the Committee felt it would present a hazardous condition due to lack of sight distance; 2) Councilman Whitecotton appeared before the Committee along with, ,Mrs. B. J . DeLong representing the Environmental Quality Commission I to request the Committee designate the Department of Public Works ass the City agency responsible for the maintenance and care of the plantings on Madison Street and State Street, along with those on Grant Street and Ellis Boulevard. (see attached letter) Dick Caplinger, President of the Downtown Business Association, also appeared to support the request. lie further proposed to the Committee that the Downtown Business Association was prepared to purchase lighting similar to that used by Central Trust Bank for thOl downtown trees for the Christmas Season should the Committee be i willing to commit Street Department employees and equipment to the il task of decorating the trees . After considerable discussion and a motion by Councilman Borgmeyer the Committee agreed the two requests;i should be separated with the following action being taken. 1; (a) The Committee generally agreed the investment made for the( beautification projects of Jefferson City was worth maintaining and '; requested the Department of Public Works prepare an estimate as to what costs will be involved in the hiring of a nurseryman and equipping him tomaintain the plantings in the downtown area, as well, as those now being cared for by the Parking Authority and the II Airport, and to present this report at the next Committee meeting. (b) The Committee denied the request of the Downtown Business Association for the Street Department to install the Christmas decorations which they had proposed to purchase. 3) The Committee had previously reviewed the Department of Public Works request to purchase the residence located at 900 East Miller Street, and at this time went on record as favoring the purchase. he Committee further requested the Housing Authority proceed with the purchase to increase parking facilities in the area. 4) The Committee reviewed two (2) requests to vacate portions of Gordon Street. The following action was taken: (a) It approved the request to vacate that portion of Gordon Street between East Elm and Rex M. Whitton Expressway. (b) Held over the request to vacate that portion of Gordon Street between East Dunklin and East Elm Street, 5) The Committee approved the petition of Sue Drive residents for sanitary sewers and requested the Department of Public Works roceed with plans when possible. The Committee approved the addition of the following streets i to the overlay program: Ihler Road from Sue Drive to Gardenview Dogwood from Tower Drive to Edgewood Buehrle Drive from Satinwood to Lynnwood. The Committee also requested the Department of Public Works prepare a list of those streets remaining on the program, with an estimate of costs to determine a method of funding, at the next Committee meeting. 7) The Department of Public Works presented a proposal in which the City would participate in the amount of $3800 for the construe- ' tion of Magnolia Street off of Nelson Drive. The Director of PublicIl Works indicated there had been City maintenance on a cost sharing basis and that the Department had been trying to reach a voluntary agreement among the property owners to eliminate future maintenance I problems . After considerable discussion it was moved to hold over e request with the Department of Public Works to approach the 337. Regular Council Meeting, June 5, 1978., property owner of the corner lot at Nelson and Magnolia with a request to participate in the cost of construction. The amount of frontage is to be based on the difference of footage of the front p -And side lot dimensions . i The Department of Public Works reported preliminary estimates lfor utility relocation for the Southwest Boulevard and Thompson Street intersection improvement had been received and the costs !'should not exceed $15,000. Based on this theDepartment is to ;!proceed with detailed plans and a cost estimate as quickly as :.possible for the improvement. V The Committee referred the Billboard Ordinance to the .:Environmental Quality Commission and requested they review the ,,Ordinance and make recommendations . ,10) The Polk-Taylor drainage problem was referred to the Departmen of Public Works. The Department will meet with area residents in Street the near future ..to determine an acceptable solution and an estimate Committeelof costs to the residents . Report . ,; Respectfully submitted, Isl Darrel Gordon, Chairman. :,,Councilman Gordon moved the filing of the report . Motion seconded liby Councilman Borgmeyer. Councilman Hartsfield moved that Paragraph 2 (b) be eliminated 1from, the report. Motion carried by a 6 to 4 vote. Motion then placed that the report be adopted, as amended. 1,Motion carried by a 6 to 4 vote. Madisoni:Councilman Brant referred to the condition of Madison Street, in i Street.',front of the Freeman Mortuary, and Mr. Mike Bates discussed the tter with him, explaining that it was being looked into. - - - - - - - - - - ayor Hyder presented the following communication from the Housing Authority: May 31, 1978. ;'Dear Mayor Ryder: 'The Housing Authority of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , intends !'to enter into a contract with the City of Jefferson, Missouri, on or after June 10, 1978 , for the purchase of disposition parcel CB-12. The City will develop this parcel into a public parking lot. ' [!I have colored the parcel in red on the enclosed Land Disposition 1ap. The purchase price of $11 ,612 .04 has been approved P)y our Board of Commissionerij . Housing Sincerely, /8/ Jim Jordan, Authority; Real. Estate Manager. 1 ;'Councilman Hager moved that we purchase this parcel of land for the ;price of $11 ,612.04, as set out. Motion passed. - - - - - - - - - - . Mayor Hyder presented the following communication from the Housing I� Authority: ! Dear Mayor Hyder: June 2, 1978. 1 IlThe Housing Authority of the City of Jefferson ito enter into cotrat with te xchange Nati Missouri, intends onal Bnn orl Housing Oune 12, 1978,a for n the c purchase h of E disposition parcel a B-k 8 o in r afte Authority, Program Project MO.R-45. This parcel is colored red on the ienclosed Land Disposition Map. The Bank will develop this parcel for parking. N If there are any questions, please advise. Sincerely, Isl Jim Jordan, Real Estate Manager. It was suggested that this matter be held over and that inquiry be ,, made of the Housing Authority as to the price of this parcel of 11 land. , Councilman Hager presented the following report of the Health iCommittee: II The Council's Health Committee met Wednesday, May 30th, 7:30 P.M. V in the Council Chambers . Present were .Councilmen Borgmeyer, , Hartsfield, Wildhaber, Rackers, and Hager. Also resent was Health ! Commissioner Chester McKinney. The purpose of the meeting was to 1 discuss contract with the Environmental Sanitation Management, Inc. 1 Representing the Company were Fred Nichols and assistants John Meyer and Bob Morgan. 338. -.Rqgular._.Co.unc_i.l-_.M_eet._in .g June 5, 1978.. Mr. Nichols requested a definition of "recyclable materials" with a (; modification of the present contract. He accused Central Missouri iJunk Company of picking up refuse in violation of our contract and the City Ordinance in relation to that contract. Mr. Nichols said I the original intent was that if the trash was separated into materials, meaning paper, and trash at the pickup site the paper would be left for ,Central Missouri Junk Company, but that :; now the Company is taking away customers from Environmental Sanita- i� tion for trash as well as recyclable materials. He also claims that his Company ends up picking up the left over refuse at the Junk Company after the Junk Company has sorted the recyclable materials from the trash, and the garbage ends up in his landfill, and minus another customer. In Item 8 of the Contract which now reads : "Contractor will also collect from all commercial establishments within the City all ;: garbage or trash except materials which are recyclable, and shall 'Health charge, etc. etc." . ;Committee Mr. Rackers made a motion, with a second by Mr. Wildhaber, ;Report. ? that a revision of Item 8 in the Contract read as follows : "Contractor shall have the sole and exclusive right to collect, transport and dispose of all garbage and trash as defined in Ordinance No. 8320, from commercial estabfish- ments within the City, except paper materials which are separated from the garbage and trash at the commercial establishments which shall become recycled or reclaimed after being collected and transported by others . Paper materials which can be recycled, but are mixed with garbage ji and/or trash shall be considered garbage or trash as defined in Ordinance No. 8320, Contractor shall charge, etc. etc. , Motion passed and is iecommended to the Council for approval. Mr. Nichols also informed the Committee that trash clean-up was the largest in quantity etexerienced since its inception. He estimated the cost at $13,000.00. Councilman Rackers made a brief report on the Animal Shelter now under consideration, and a full report will soon be presented to the Council. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M. Respectful y submitted , /s/ Harve Hager, CKairman. Councilman Hager moved that this report be filed. Motion seconded by Councilman Borgmeyer and carried. Councilman Rackers , Chairman of-the Special 911 Committee, presented the following report: On May 23rd, the Committee visited both Columbia and Mexico and observed the operations at those two installations . Also present were Dick Wiles and Gene Trinkler of Capital City Telephone Company,;; Chief Willmeno Colonel Patton, Sgt . Luck and Sheriff Basinger. Based on our oLservations and ensuing discussions , the Committee "Special submits the following recommendations: !1911 1) That a 911 System for Jefferson City be established at the '!Committee new Police Headquarters . ;!Report. 2) That the System initially include the Jefferson City Police and Fire Departments , the Cole County Sheriff's Department, the three local Hospitals and ambulance services . 3) That the System initially include the 634, 635, 636, 893 and 751 exchanges , with the capability of adding additional exchanges at a later date. 4) That incoming calls be screened as to emergency nature, with the caller then connected to the proper Department. Non-emergency type calls will be handled by informing the caller of the proper ar number to call. 5) That the System include the following features - "hold and trace "forced disconnect", and recording capability. 6) That the switchboard consoles for the new Police Headquarters be sized properly to'handle a centralized switchboard for all City offices and possibly City-County combined. The Committee requested the Capital City Telephone Company to check on availability of equipment and to prepare cost estimates on the basis as outlined above with 8 incoming emergency lines, and!'t 2 direct lines leading to the Main Fire Station, the Sheriff's Offices and the Hospitals . 1 it 339. Regular Council Meeting, June 5, 1978. ' Upon the Completion of the cost estimates , the Committee will then 11make further recommendation to the City Council rand/or Finance Committee for their consideration, Respectfully submitted, /s/ Ed. Raekers , j! i Chairman. ;, Councilman Rackers moved that this report be filed. Motion seconded;; 4by Councilman Whitecotton and passed. 1! ' Councilman Wildhaber, Chairman of the Finance Committee, presented Rithe following supplemental report from the Committee: Finance ;_ Committee'! Mr. Hartley of the Parking Authority has been given permission to 11 Report., purchase a three-wheel Cushman vehicle from Fox Vehicles for the ;; price of $3,583.00, if the figure is still current - otherwise we I! : will have to rebid. Also to purchase two General Electric radios from Columbia ; Electronics for $690.50 each $1 ,381.00, purchased from a previousi bid. These would replace stolen radios for which insurance : payment has been made. I ; Councilman Wildhaber moved that the report be filed. Motion ; carried. 1 Furniture; Councilman Whitecotton, Chairman of the Furniture and Fixtures and !; Committee, presented the following report: I Fixtures!! Committee` Mr. Hartley of the Parking Authority appeared before the Committee Report.iand presented two bids for a cash register. The lowest bid of 11 $1,525.75 from the Monroe Calculator Company was accepted . I ,; Councilman Whitecotton moved that the report be filed. Motion carried. ! Councilman Whitecotton, Chairman of the Special Tax Study Committeel the following report: ,; The Special "Tax Study Committee met with all members present ; also � Mr. Scott of the Missouri Power and Light Company, t Special. . Councilman Hartsfield made a supplemental report on gross Tax receipts and utility taxes and that report generated questions j Study ? answered by Mr. Scott. 1I CommitteeI i Report .:JCouncilman Whitecotton moved that the report be filed. Motion passed, ; Councilman Whitecotton, Chairman of the Police Committee, presented !; the following report: ,! The Police Department Committee met at 7:30 a.m. , Tuesday, May 30th,{ ; 1978, at Police Headquarters, with all members present with the Police !fexception of Dr. Brant, being absent with leave, Colonel Patton Departmentiwas also present. Committee's On motion of Mr. Wildhaber, seconded by Mr. Hartsfield, the Report. ;:, Committee approved the payment of the Architectural fee of li !1 $49,733.00 to the firm of Jablonski and Associates , as provided by Ij 1IOrdinance 8957 of April 4, 1977. ! !I The application of Joel Stephenson of Jefferson City for a , Taxicab Operator's Permit was approved on motion of Mr.Hartsfield, , seconded y Mr. Wildhaber. At the re q uest . of the Committee, Col. Patton contacted i ' Mrs . JoAnn Pringer, the daughter of Mrs . Katherine Chapman, owner of the small parcel of land across the alley from the City propertyli , at the rear of the Police Station, and was informed that the 1 ( property could be leased by the City at $100.00 per month, The '! offer was rejected. Mrs. Pringer called back later and stated that ;Mrs . Chapman was now asking $25,000.00 for the property. On motion of Mr. Wildhaber, seconded by Mr. Hartsfield, the Committee approved a second offer of $8,000.00 for the property and iif rejected the City to proceed with acquisition of the property ' through condemnation. , On motion of Mr. Wildhaber, seconded by Miss McDowell, the ! Committee approved the calling for a Special Council meeting on 1Wednesday, June 7th, 1978, for the purpose of the approval ' of the ; bids on the construction of the Police building and passage of .the Ordinance letting the contract. I i 340. Meeting ,.-.June. The advertising for bids on the demolition of the building on Sam the Schmutzler property on McCarty Street east of the Police ,; Station was approved on motion of Mr. Hartsfield and seconded by Miss McDowell. There being no further business the Committee adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Isl Thomas E. Whitecotton, Chairman. li Councilman Whitecotton moved that the report be filed. Motion carried. is - - - - - - - - - - Mr. Richards of the Exchange National Bank, Mr. Bob Herman, and Mr. Bob Kaiser appeared before the Council with regard to the Christmas decorations which the Downtown Businessmen wish to use. "Christmas ;'Decorations . The lights are being purchased by them, they only wish help in 1: stringing them in the trees ; they hope to do it during the early part of December and remove them the earl part of January, or " maybe leave them up for another month.early only help they want is in the stringing them and removing them. If the City does not do the installation they cannot be used. Councilman Brant stated he had asked Mike Bates to install one ! of the trees as used in previous years , and there in one on a pole nt of Tolsons Drug Store. 1� in fro ' i Councilman Wildhaber made the motion that the City stay with the old lights and trees , the ones the City owns , and install them. '; Councilman Robinson seconded the motion. Councilman Hartsfield objected. When the Mayor put the motion to a vote there were five 1 for and five opposed. The Mayor declined to cast the deciding vote,! he said he would want to know more about the facts before casting the deciding vote. - - - - - - - - - - Councilman Borgmeyer, Chairman of the Special Computer Study Committee, presented the following report: 1i A meeting of the Computer Study Committee was held in the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M. , May 22nd, with the following members present:�!' Councilmen Borgmeyer, Hartsfield, Whitecotton, Wildhaber. Also present were Presiding Judge Schleer and County Clerk Stanley C. Diemler. Mr. Whitecotton made a motion the City lease Computor service from the County. Second b Hartsfield. Motion passed unanimously. ;' Mr. Wildhaber moved that the Chairman of the Committee contact !; iCity Clerk and forward all our information that we now use on ,Special Computer to the County Clerk Stanley Diemler, so he can give us an ilComputor estimate cost based on bids they have received, as lst face. 1!Study Second by Whitecotton. Motion passed unanimously, ;;Committee Mr. Hartsfield moved that the Computer Committee be a standing 'dReport. Committee to work with the Count to add other section of City I! go on Computor• Second by Wildhaber. Motion passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted, /a/ Vincent F. Borgmeyer, it Chairman. Mayor Hyder stated that he has since met with the County Clerk and Representative ,of the N.C.R. The County, made an agreement with the N.C.R. to produce their tax statements. The County has agreed to reproduce and send out all City real estate and personal tax statements, in conjunction with their own, for a total cost of $3,600.00. Councilman Wildhaber moved that we contract with the County for the City real estate and personal tax statements to be made and ; mailed for a sum not to exceed $3,600.00. Motion seconded by ii Councilman Gordon and passed unanimously. - - - - - - - - - - The minutes of the Electrical Board were presented to the Council as follows: The Jefferson City Electrical Board met at 1:00 p.m. , on May 18, 1978, in the office of Planning and Code Enforcement, 911 East is Miller Street. The following members were present: Vincent Borgmeyer, Martin Bunch , Bob Stokes and John Sullivan. Also present was David Scott, Electrical Inspector. The Board reviewed and graded the following examinations : Mike Beasley - Electrical Contractor's Exam 2128 A Louis Drive, Jefferson City, Mo. Grade - 90% 341. ..Regular Council Meeting, June 5, 1978. _. Mon Jose3h G. Rowles Journeyman Electrician's Exam !� Box 162 , Tipton# Mo. 65081 Grade - 72% i ,The next item of business was discussion of Christmas lights the ,downtown merchants are interested in displaying in the trees along 'High Street. It was decided by the Board to take no action on this 'matter as Mr. Borgmeyer stated the City Council will be discussing i !the matter and will make a decision as to whether or not the 1i lights will be allowed. !� The Board also discussed the examination given to apprentice it ;electricians who have attended schooling provided by the I.B.E.W. local. It was decided this examination meets or exceeds the 'examination given by the City of Jefferson and therefore upon Minutes receipt of a permanent copy of each examination and the normal of the $40.00 examination fee and a $10.00 license fee, the City Electrical Electrical Inspector will issue Journeyman Electrician's license to all iI Board. . apprentices whose name appears on the attached list. It was agreed` the said apprentices will be allowed sixty (60) days to purchase 'said license. The Board discussed the Assured Equipment Grounding Conductor ;:Program. This would allow electrical contractors the option of not ; ;installing ground fault protection on construction site temporary ,,power supplies . The program submitted by Howerton Electric meets ijthe requirements of the National Electrical Code. The program is '` on file with the Electrical Inspector and check lists are on the jobi1 'sites for inspection of the Electrical Inspector and OSHA. { It was brought to the attention of the Board by Mr. Stokes ,,some of tho-electric furnaces being installed in the City are not ;being shipped from the factory with the internal wiring conforming tto the National Electrical Code. The Board decided to notify the `;Heating Contractors and Supply houses stating the specific viola- i, tions and that all new furnaces installed must meet the require- R` menu of the 1978 National Electrical Code . f There being no further business at this time, the meeting !adjourned. Respectfully submitted, /s/ David L„ Scott, Electrical Inspector. Councilman B orgmeycr moved that the minutes be filed. The following minutes of the lioard of Adjustment were presented to the Council: ,The Board of Adjustment of ,Jefferson City met in a Special Meeting 'in the Council Chambers of City ►call on Tuesday evening, May 16 , 1978, at 7:00 p.m. The following members were present: Harold ;;Busch, Tim rrevert , Gideon Mouser, Rick Morris and Gordon Persinger.il Minutes ,Also present were Thomas H. Benton, Director of Planning, Kevin of the;:Roods , Planner, and Carletta Wilbers , Secretary. Board ;; The first consideration of the meeting was the election of a Of ?permanent Chairman for the Board. Mr. Houser nominated Mr. Rick ±� Adjustmenti,Morris . This was seconded by Mr. Busch. There being no further . ,,nominations, Mr. Houser moved nominations cease. All Board members `voted in the affirmative and the motion passed. Mr. Morris then ;,Chaired the remainder of the meeting. The Minutes of the previous meeting were reviewed and the ; following correction is to be recorded: Mr. Dick Groner resides at 1301 East High Street, not his 1: ;mother, as stated in the Minutes of the previous meeting. The following items of business were transacted: ; 1 . The request of Mrs . Sally J. Schroeder for a conditional use ` permit to operate a Day Care facility from her home at 315 Manila `1Street was considered. After being sworn in, Mrs . Schroeder ' presented testimony regarding the type of Day Care center she wihedl; "to operate and for the need of a helper as she will be caring for handicapped children. ; Questions followed from the Board members with regard to , parking spaces to be provided and whether Mrs . Schroeder understood ;) , a home occupational use permit would not allow her to employ a !! helpper. Mrs . Schroeder stated she would be able to supply one �( parking space and she would accept a�home occupational use permit. � Mr. Houser requested Mr. Benton s recommendation on the request.," � Mr. Benton stated a Day Care center is not a conditional use permit ; !;within the RD district but he did feel the intent was allowed under�l ; the definition of "private school". He suggested recommending �! 342. Iapproval of a home occupational use permit until such time as a legal opinion could be obtained from the City ttorney or until such time as the Zoning Ordinance has been changed to include Day ;Care Centers as a conditional use in the RD district. Mr. Benton then read a notification submitted to his office from Mr. Grover Burks , 1413 West McCarty Street, who stated that het' Idid not ose the request but stated that he is the owner of a doggy� which will bark if annoyed by the children and would not dispose of the dog if it became a nuisance. There being no further questions from the Board, the Chair 0 entertained a motion on this request. Mr. Frevert made a motion to approve this request , as recommended by Mr. Benton, which was a home occupational use permit. The motion was seconded by Mr. Persinger. Chairman Morris ask for the Board to stipulate the hours; to be maintained by the Day Care facility. Mr . Houser moved the hours be from 7:00 a.m. , until 6:00 p.m. This motion was seconded by Mr. Persinger. All members voted affirmative to the above motions. Minutes 2. The request of Mr. Cletus Kolb, for a rear yard variance on !,, of the pro erty located at 500 Brooks Street, was then considered. Mr. '; Board of Kolb stated Henry and Mary Bonnot were present to speak in favor of ' Adjustment. his request. Mr. Kolb and Mr. & Mrs . Bonnot were then sworn in. Mr. Kolb then presented a letter to the Chair to be read later at ii the meeting. Mr. Kolb presented testimony regarding the type of store he wished to construct and stated it would be similar to a 711 Store. Mr. Kolb stated his former business used the property 11 for gas storage tanks up to the rear property line. He also statedil the adjoining property owner, Dave Stockman, owner of Stockman Feed,11 had no objections to building up to the rear property line. j; The Board ask questions regarding the number of parking spaces !; to be provided, the location of mechanical equipment such as air conditioners, etc. , and the location of the gas tank for the self- service pump to be located in front of the proposed building. Mr. Kolb stated Mr. Benton had informed him ton (10) parking agaces are required but more were to be rovided . With regard to the mechanical equipment , Mr. Kolb said ge did not know where the designers intend to place the equipment but there is twenty-five (25) feet on the south side of the building which could be used or the roof of the building. The location of the storage tank for they', gasoline pump would be underground. d Chairman Morris then read the letter submitted to the Board from Mr. David Bryan, who stated he was in favor of this request. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bonnot also stated they were in favor of the request which would improve the neighborhood. There being no further discussion the Chair requested a moticni on the request . Mr. Busch moved to allow the rear yard variance. This motion was seconded by Mr. Frevert and unanimously approved. 3. The request of Mr. William E. Asel, for a side yard variance of five (51) feet on Lot # 16 Crestmere Court , was en considered. Mr. Asel and Mr. Jack W. Hoey, 818 Crestmere Court were sworn in. Mr. Asel then gave testimony regarding his request to the ii Board to allow the variance as at the time the property was pur- chased it was permissible to build up to five feet of the property line. Questions were then ut to Mr. Asel as to the size of the home !, to be built on this lot which has a sixty-five (651) foot frontage, 11 the distances between the existing homes on this block and various ways to place the home on the lot so that the maximum distance could be given between the proposed home and the home of Mr. Hoey who objected to the request. It was suggested to Mr. Asel by Mr. Persinger that a compromise; might be reached if the Board restricted the location of the house si by maintaining a ten (101) foot side yard setback from Mr. Hoey's residence and a five (51) foot setback from the house at 812 Crestmere Court, now being occupied by Mr. Asel. Mr. Asel stated that he could not accept such a compromise as he felt that it would :' jeopardize the sale of the lot to the person in question. Mr. Jack W. Hoey, 818 Crestmere Court, then spoke in opposition of this request. Mr. Hoey stated when he built his home he met the ;! required set-backs and in his opinion, Mr. Asel should do the same. % The Board was informed by Mr. Hoey that the house located at 812 Crestmere Court has been sold by Mr. Asel and asked the Board if the buyers had been notified of this request. Mr. Asel stated the persons who bought his present home at 812 Crestmere Court, were aware of his request. tl 343. ._ _ .._._._ ......_. ._.._. Regular Council Meeting, June 5, 1978._ After all questions had been answered to the satisfaction of 1.lthe Board, the Chair entertained a motion on this request . Mr. Houser made a motion to deny this request which was seconded by Mr. Frevert . All members of the Board voted in the affirmative. y 1Notion carried unanimously. fI � 4 . The Board then considered the request of Mr. Joseph Weaver for `; variance in the side yard set-backs from the required ten (10') !'feet to five (51) feet on lots in Weaver's Subdivision. Mr. Weaver' s (original request was for a variance on Lot # 7 of Christopher Place. 'IHowever, as he is the owner of four (4) lots and needed a variance ''for each of them the Board considered variances for Lots 3, 71 8 ,land 14, ofWoaveris Subdivision. Questions from the Board members followed with regard to the !size of house to be built and the location of the creek behind ;;Lots 7 and 8. Minutes After all questions had been answered, Mr. Persinger moved to of theigrant a five (5 ) foot side yard variance on Lots 7 and 8, but to Board .,deny a variance on Lots 3 and 14. This motion was seconded by of i,Mr. Houser. All members voted in the affirmative. Motion carried Adjustment,i unanimously. Mr. Benton then distributed forms for the Board members to ;review. The forms are examples of an application to be submitted i1 to the Board when a request is to be considered in lieu of the E, present letters of application. Also presented to the Board was a ,iset of guidelines for the Board to review on procedures for future �F meetings . Mr. Benton ask the members to review these forms and ,note any comments and/or additions . The above will be discussed at i1the next monthly meeting. 4 Mr. Benton stated his office had received a petition from ;;property owners on Roseridge Circle which opposed the request of ';Mrs . Kay Ketcherside, for a home occupational use permit to operate ,{ tea Beauty Shop from propertyy located at 1048 Roseridge Circle. This I petition was not received by his office until after the Board had kl ;made their decision to approve this request and the meeting had ad,j ourned. It was agreed by all Board members to begin future Board imeetings at 8: 15 a.m. , instead of the present 9:00 a.m. Also '!future meetings will be held in the Council Chambers of the City :''Hall Building, There being no further business at this time, the meeting �ad,j ourned. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Thomas 11. Benton 'I Director of Planning i ;Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the minutes be filed. Motion ,passed. !,The following report of the Airport Commission meeting was ipresented to the Council: Airportl Commission: The meeting of the Airport Commission was held at 12:30 p.m. , Minutes . ;;Tuesday, May 30, 1978, at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport. i; Members present were: Chairman Hendren, Randolpph, Munzell , q'Borgmeyer, Ott , Whitecotton, Dr. Miller, Bates , Wildhaber, Rackers jiand Hartsfield. Also present were Terry Rackers and Bill Ward, ';Jefferson City Flying Service, Roger Verslues, Consultant, Scott f ;'Elton, KWOS and Doc Chaves, KOMU-TV. The minutes of the April 25, 1978, meeting were presented. j (,There being no objections or corrections , Mr. Hartsfield made a a� Emotion for approval. The motion was seconded by Mr. Munzell and !;unanimously adopted. The financial report for May, 1978, was presented. Mr. 11,Randolph made a motion to accept the report. Motion was seconded ,,by Mr. Hartsfield and unanimously adopted. The bids for carpet in the Airport Conference Room and the } tower cab were presented. The low bidder was Rackers and Baelesse, ;1 ;?Inc . After discussion Dr. Miller made a motion to accept the bid, ! : The motion was seconded by Mr. Munzell and unanimously adopted. Roger Verslues gave a report on the Master Plan. The FAA has !;notified us that the traffic at Jefferson City Memorial Airport wile 'not ,justify a 1500 foot extension of runway 12-30 . Also because of� ithe addition of the new localizer, MALS, RIELS and ILS system, j additional property would have to be purchased. After discussion the Commission sent the project to the Buildings and Grounds i� ljlCommittee and suggested that Mr. Taylor meet with Mayor Hyder. �I j 344. _ ReSular Council Meeting, June 5 1978. Mr. Taylor made a report of Mr. Randolph and his participation in the 50th Anniversary Conference of the American Association of MM Airport Executives in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Randolph was Chairman , of the Conference Committee honoring all the past-presidents . 11 Mr. Taylor was past-president in 1974. Mr. Hartsfield presented a letter sent to him by Clyde Lear of ,! Missouri Network, Inc. The text of the letter was that Jefferson City give their support to the Columbia Regional Airport and that we assist them in getting better air service. After discussion the Commission directed Mr. Taylor to begin discussions with Air Midwest and Air Illinois to provide improved service to Jefferson City and ell to ask Mayor Hyder to appear before the City Council and ask for their support. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be filed. - - - - - - - - - - Councilwoman McDowell read a letter from Central Missouri 1�issouri Professional Services , Inc. , regarding street lights in Landwehr 'Power and Hills Subdivision, Sections 7, 8 and 9. tight The matter was referred to the Missouri Power and Light ,Company. Company. - - - - - - - - - - Bill No. 8 - Contract for construction of new Police Station is !I now in blank and will be considered at a Special Council Meeting q on June 7th. - - - - - - - - - - Bill No. 9, introduced by Councilmen McDowell. Borgmeyer and f!Bill No. 9. Hartsfield, entitled: ;;4Rezoning "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, ;11115 amending and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by iSouthwest : amending Ordinance 8508, by rezoning property located at Part of '!Blvd. Lot #11 of Swifts and Thompson Subdivision, which is 1115 Southwest !, Boulevard, from RS-2 (single family) to RA (multiple dwelling) ." il Read first and second time by title and Councilman Hartsfield ' requested that the rules be suspended and the Bill be read the third!! time by title and placed on final passage. Councilman Borgmeyer objected. Ordered distributed to members of the .Council. - - - - - - .. - - - ' Bill No. 10, introduced by Councilmen McDowell and Borgmeyer, entitled: ling Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amend- *;Bill 10. ling and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by ; Rezoning. amending Ordinance 8508, by rezoning property ocated on the west side of Southridge Drive at the extreme north end behind the Phillips 66 Service Station, in the City of Jefferson, from RS-2 (single family) to C-2 (general commercial) ." Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. - - - - - - - - - - Bill No. 11 , introduced by Councilmen Borgmeyer and McDowell (Bill 11. entitled: 1,!Contract- "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing the I'Scheperle Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a contract with Roy A. JConst.Co. Scheperle Const. Co. , Inc. , Jefferson City, Missouri." Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council . ij Bill No. 12, introduced by Councilmen Rackers and Brant, entitled- J!Bill 12. "An Ordinance of the City of i6fferson, Missouri, authorizing the Cantract- Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a contract with J.C. !:J. C. Industries, Inc. , Jefferson City, Missouri." !Industries . Read first and second time by title and on motion of Council- man Brant the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9119: Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield . McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton and Wildhaber. Councilmen voting Nay: None Councilmen absent: None. - - - - - - - - - - - 345. Regular Council Meeting, June 5, 1978. +I Bill No. 13 , introduced by Councilmen Gordon and Hartsfield, tfentitled: !; "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and ;; directing the Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a written ; iagreement with the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company." 1 .I Read first and second time by title and on motion of , 1, Councilman Gordon the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed j Bill 13.1, by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9120: Agreementi' Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield with ;' McDowell, Rackers, Robinson, Whitecotton Mo.Pac.!i and Wildhaber. Railroad .i, Councilmen voting Nay: None Councilmen absent: None . !' Bill 14.; Bill No. 14, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, Prohibiting: entitled: P Parking "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Coder of the City of Jefferson, by prohibiting parking in the East-West !� 1.Talley in the 700 block between East High and East McCarty Streets .11i1 Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed Ito members of the Council. - - - - _ - - - - - Bill 15. IBill No. 15, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, i Regulation ientitled: yj Parking i "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code' Meters. ,tof the City of Jefferson, by relieving the Street Commissioner of the res onsibilit for the regulation, maintenance and operation 1! of parking meters." �! 1� Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. i - Bill 16 . jBill No. 16, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, Prohibitingentitled: Parking.,; "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Coded ,. of the City of Jefferson, by prohibiting parking on the west half iof Carter Street at Swifts Highway, for a period of 65 feet." ,l Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed I� ;, to members of the Council . ! r Bill 17j Bill No. 17, introduced by Councilmen finger and Whitecotton, Prohibiting! entitled: Parking.;! "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , amending the Code . of the City of Jefferson, by prohibiting parking on the east half ,, of Monroe Street, between Woodlawn Avenue and Russell Street, and Ii , allowing parking on the west half thereof."; Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed ;4 ,!Ito members of the Council. � - - - - - - - Bill 18.;iBill No. 18, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, Two-hour lentitled: Parking. !; "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code, 11 of the City of Jefferson, by establishing two hour parking on the 'jnorth side of the 900 block of East High Street. " r { Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. i� - - - - - - - - - - IS Bill 19.1, Bill No. 19, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, l Two-hour ! entitled: , Parking. ;; "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code,! y` of the City of Jefferson, by establishing two-hour parking on West 1 McCarty Street at Bolivar Street ."i Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed } to members of the Council. it - Bill 20i Bill No. 20, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, + Prohibiting entitled: Parking, "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code!, ! of the City of Jefferson, by prohibiting parking on the west half ! of Lafayette Street at Dunklin Street, south for a period of 170 feet." j Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed !i I to members of the Council. !I - - - - - - - - - - +I €r I i 346, Regular Council Meeting, June..5, 1978. _ ... _._.__.. Bill No. 21, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, ;Bill 21. entitled: "Prohibit-am 1 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the Code , ing of the City of Jefferson, by prohibiting parking on the south half Parking. of High Street at Ash Street, west for a period of 65 feet." Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. - - Bill No. 22, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, 'Bill 22. entitled: ';Speed on "An Ordinance of the City. of Jefferson, Missouri, amending the CodeCountry of the City of Jefferson, by regulating the speed on Country Club ,Club ` Drive, between South Ten Mile Drive and North Ten Mile. Drive, at Drive. ( thirty miles per hour." ! Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed Ito members of the Council. ! Bill No. 23, introduced by Councilmen Hager, Rackers , Borgmeyer, -Bill 23. Wildhaber and Hartsfield, entitled: :Amending An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing Section ,Garbage 8 of the contract authorized by Ordinance No. 8915 relating to a .Contract. contract between the City and Environmental Sanitation Management, Inc. , and substituting in lieu thereof a new Section 8 of the Contract." Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. Councilman Brant requested that all interested parties be notified of this Bill on the Agenda for the next Council. meeting so that the matter can be thoroughly discussed. - - ( Bill No. 24, introduced by Councilmen Brant and Rackers , entitled: 'Bill 24. r "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and Agreement- directing the Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a written Phillips lagreement with Phillips Pipe Line Company." Pipe Line Read first and second time by title and on motion of Company. Councilman Rackers the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9121: '+ Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers Robinson Whitecotton and Wildhaber. ' Councilmen voting Nay: None Councilmen absent: None. - - - - - - - - Bil1 No. 4, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled: 'Bill 4. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, vacating and Vacating discontinuing as a public alley, a portion of the alley located in :;Alley. Deeg Subdivision, reserving to the City an easement in the right-of-way vacated for sanitary sewer, surface water drainage and.,, public utility purposes , and authorizing and directing the Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute all instruments required to confirm in the abutting property owners their right -of reversion in the vacated area." Bill No. 4 was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance i No. 9122: Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield, McDowell, .Rackers , Robinson, f Whitecotton and Wildhaber. I Councilmen voting Nay: None `! Councilmen absent: None.- - - - - - - - l ' Bill No. 5, introduced by Councilmen Borgmeyer and McDowell, Bill 5. entitled: <;Rezoning. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amending and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by amending Ordinance 8508, by rezoning property located south of Missouri Boulevard and east of the Dad's Service Station, in the City of Jefferson, from RS-1 (single family) to C-4 (planned ` commercial) ." Bill No. 5 was read the third time by title and placed on final assage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 913: j � �I 347. _.._.._.Regular_Council Meering,. .June 5, 1978,.._._._.._--.._...____...__.___._� Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton and Wildhaber. ' Councilmen voting Nay: None Councilmen absent: - w None. - Bill 6. ! Bill No. 6, introduced by Councilmen Borgmeyer and McDowell, Rezoning. entitled: "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amending and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by amending Ordinance 8508, by rezoning property located south of U.S.Route 50 and just east of Wildwood Drive, in the City of Jefferson, from RS-2 (single family) and RA (multiple dwelling) to C-4 (planned commercial) and RA (multiple dwelling) . " Bill No. 6 was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9124: Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers, Robinson, Whitecotton and Wildhaber. Councilmen voting Nay: None 4 Councilmen absent: None. Bill 7. ,! Bill No. 7, introduced-by Councilmen-McDowell and Borgmeyer, Accepting entitled: Plat "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, accepting and Neutzler's approving the plat of Neutzler's Early American Subdivision, Early Section One, a Subdivision of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, American as herein described." Subdvsn. Bill No. 7 was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 9125: Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton and Wildhaber. Councilmen voting Nay: None Councilmen absent: None. l, The following Resolution�was'introduced: BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council, City of Jefferson, 4 Missouri, that the Capital City Water Company make the following installation: I. Install a Fire Hydrant at the corner of Water Street and Resolution1 Polk Street. Fire ' Adopted: 6/5/78 /s/ Robert L. Hyder Hydrant.1� President of the Council. �1Councilman Hager-. _ moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion passed. p _ - - - _ - - - _ - The following Resolution was introduced: Resolution Street BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council City of Jefferson, Lights. ) Missouri, that the Missouri Power and Light Company make the following installations in accordance with recommendations presentecl to the City Council by the Missouri Power & Light Company and adopted by said City Council on June 5, 1978. 11. Install one 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on pole on the east property line of 31015 Tower Drive. f2. Install one 6800 Lumen, Mercury Vapor light on pole on the northwest corner of Shawn Drive & Schumate Chapel Road. 3. Install 6800 Lumen, Mercury Vapor lights with metal poles at the following locations : One light between 511 & 515 Shawn Drive One light between 523 & 527 Shawn Drive One light between 605 & 609 Shawn Drive. Adopted: 6/5/78 /s/ Robert L. Hyder, President of the Council. Councilman Borgmeyer moved that theResolurion be adopted. Motion passed. i 348. Regular Council Maeting"une 5 8,_ Mayor Hyder referred to letter and copy of Resolution received IlLabor from the Labor Group. General discussion had about the matter. and !;Union the Mayor stated that according to law we should meet and confer `Meeting with Representatives of the Union. He suggested to Councilman Borgmeyer that he set up a date for the meeting. - Councilwoman McDowell brought up the matter of Cable Television ;,Cable and just what is the position of the Council on the purchase ofT the Company. After general discussion Councilwoman McDowell made the motion that a hearing be held on the matter. No second to the motion. Councilman Wildhaber referred to the Parking and Traffic ;Parking and Commission the matter of parking on East Elm Street, between Clark ',Traffic Avenue and Vetter Lane, possibly resioving parking on' one side of `;Commission. the street. - - - - - - - - . - Councilman Brant referred to the Parking and Traffic Commission a ;!Parking and letter from Thomas D. Pawley about a problem with busses parking Traffic on the corner of Lafayette and Franklin Streets. ;(Commission. i Councilman Gordon moved the hiring of Bryan Welch, Centertown, j1dring - Missouri, now an employee of the County, to be employed by the !.Street Street Department, with pay at the rate of $3.51 per hour. Motion ';Department. passed. _ - - _ - - _ jjEmployee. Councilman Gordon brought up the matter of the crossover' at Schellridge Road - in time it will be eliminated but he wondered �Schellridge if there was something that could be done at this time. Mayor Road Hyder suggested to Mr. Mike Bates that he call Mr. Lahmeyer of the Crossover. Highway Department about the matter. - Councilman Hager moved the Council adjourn, under the rules. �Ad,journment. Motion passed. - - - _ - - _ z