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Council Meeting, February. 2Q., _ 1:978,
', Mayor Pro tem Borgmeyer presided.
'., Prayer was offered by Mayor Pro tem Borgmeyer.
'! Councilmen present: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield
McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton and
Wildhaber.
; Councilmen absent : None.
A quorum was declared present . N
', The Minutes of the meeting of February 6th were approved as received+
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A Public Hearing was held on the rezoning of property owned by ;;Public
Mr. and Mrs . No Frank, in Callaway County, from RU (rural) to M-1 lHearing.
(light industrial) . This property is located north of U.S. 54 and
Nest of the Westinghouse Plant and extends to the bluffs .
There was no opposition.
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i; The following communication was received from Mayor Hyder: Euthanair
February 15, 1978. Equipment.
TO: Members of the City Council
I have called the Euthanair Company and was advised that they
do have a large and a medium chamber equipment for killing animals . '
;. There is a two inch differential in the sizes of the chambers and
II believe that Mr. McKinney has these sizes and the respective
1( prices . The lady stated that her son was thinking about continuing!:
the manufacture of the equipment, but that nothing had been
definitely decided about that or whether he would manufacture parts
The pressure gauge and the large gasket were mentioned as parts
( that might need replacement . I am heartily in favor of some metho&
11by which we can avoid the possibility of serious injury to any Of
!! our personnel in administering the present needle method into the
;' heart by which we now dispose of these animals .
1i Dr. Fuchs advised me that he believedthe proposed method would !
11be the safest and best means to be used by the City.
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It is possible that I will not be present at & Council
meeting Monday night and in view of the above, would recommend that
the Council acquire this improved equipment as soon as possible for',
11the reasons stated.
Sincerely yours , Isl Robert L. Hyder,
Mayor.
IlCouncilman Hager stated that he would like to discuss this matter
, with the Health Committee-report . -report .
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The following was received from the Capital City Telephone Company: 1
In accordance with Section 5b(2) of Ordinance 8508, Capital
City Telephone Company is seeking the approval of the City ouncil
to construct a microwave tower at the east end of our exchange !Telephone
building located at 3621 Country Club Drive. ! Company.
This tower will carry local telephone traffic between the 893
Exchange and other Jefferson City area exchanges . It will also
I carry long distance traffic between Greater Jefferson City and A
'iCalifornia, Missouri. This tower will be a 120 ' self-supporting
structure. A drawing is attached for your review. Every prudent
effort will be made to construct a tower which is asthetically
acceptable.
It is our understanding that this matter should be presented
directly to the Council rather than to the Board of Adjustment or
the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Very truly yours , Isl Max Melton,
Chief Engineer.
Councilman Brant moved that the Council advertise for a public
hearing at the next Council Meeting. Motion passed.
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Councilman Gordon, Chairman of the Street Committee, presented
the following report:
The Street Committee met at 7:45 P.M. , Monday, February 20, 19781
with the following members present : Chairman Gordon, Councilmen
JBorgmeyer, Hager, Robinson and Brant . Also present were Street ;I
Commissioner Bates, Sewer Commissioner Locke, Director of Planning ;;
and Code Enforcement Tom Benton, and Director of Public Works
' Mike Bates .
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The order of business was as follows :
The Street Commissioner appeared before the Committee to 4�
request approval to employ Paul R. Coleman as Maintenanceman 1i
in the Street Division at a salary of $3.51 per hour. To be
effective within 30 days with a 6 month probationary period.
2) Sewer Commissioner Locke appeared before the Committee to
request approval to employ Carl D. Monteer as Maintemancemanll !:
in the Sanitary Division at a salary of $4. 25 per hour, to be
effective March 6, 1978, with a probationary period of
6 months .
The Sewer Commissioner also requested $250 .00 for expenses to
the Missouri Water Pollution Control Association meeting in
Springfield, Missouri, March 26, 27 and 28, 1978. The meeting;
to be attended by the Sewer Commissioner.
3) The Director of Public Works appeared before the Committee to I;
Street request approval to employ Randall Koestner as a Technician I j
Committee , in the Engineering Division at a salary of $740.00 per month. ,
Report . To be effective April , 1978, with a 6 month probationary
period .
4) Tom Benton, Director of Planning and Code Enforcement appeared ;
before the Committee to request the use of C-12 funds in the
budget of Planning and Code Enforcement to reimburse those !
members of the Planning and zoning Committee who would be able,
to attend a "Planning Commission Short Course" to be presented�i
Thursday, March 30th, in Columbia, Missouri. The cost is
$30.00 per person and a preliminary check indicated six (6) 1i
members would possibly attend.
Respectfully submitted, /s/ Darrel Gordon, !?
Chairman.
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Councilman Gordon moved that the report be filed. Motion passed.
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Authority Councilman Ilartsfield presented a report from the Housing Authority
Report . to the Chair and requested that copies be sent to the Council i{
' Members .
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Councilman Borgmeyer, Chairman of the Accounts , Claims and
;Personnel Committee, presented the following report :
:The Accounts , Claims and Personnel Committee met at 7 : 30 p.m. ,
,.Thursday, February 16th in the Council Chamber, with the following
members present: Mr. Wildhaber, flartcifield, Hager, Brant and
' Chairman Borgmeyer.
The meeting was called to meet with Lon Stone , City Collector, ii
Firemen's Local Union No. 671 , and to discuss merit increases in
Accounts ,, various departments. i
Claims Mr. Stone, City Collector, appeared before the Committee
and requesting reinstatement of a full-time employee in his office to s
Personnel replace Marilyn Hamacher who was promoted to Deputy Collector when
Committee he became Collector. The Council had authorized monies for part
Report . ; time help, but it has been used and Ile needs another full-time
' person in his office.
After some discussion, Mr. Hartsfield moved that the Collectors;
, be authorized to hire a full-time Collector-Clerk in place of part- j
11time employee, with the salary range of $7144-$10,020. Motion was If
seconded by Mr. Hager. Motion passed unanimously.
Lonnie Brandt President, and Dennis Horn, Secretary-
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! Treasurer, of Loal 671, appeared before the Committee and !`
, submitted their plan for salaries and longevity.
Mr. Hager moved that the Committee refuse to enter into an i
;! agreement as far as a percentage increase in relation to revenue.
E� Motion was seconded by Mr. Wildhaber. Motion passed unanimously. !(
!; Considerable discussion was had on the longevity plan. Chief
IWillmeno objected to a 1% per year for all firemen, since he did
11not consider this a true longevity plan. ;�
Mr. Wildhaber moved that the Committee reject the proposal and:,
Ithat the Personnel Committee consider the possibility of longevity '!
Ipay for all City Employees before the next budget hearings. The
,, motion was seconded by Dr. Brant. The motion passed unanimously. '
j Mr. Borgmeyer thanked Mr. Brandt and Mr. Horn for giving j
figures to the Committee and he said that the Committee would try li
ito do something about longevity pay.
The Committee then studied the merit increases which had been '!
submitted by Department directors. ��
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1 Mr. Borgmeyer corrected the annual salary of Roman Borgmeyer, 1i _ .�..._ ...�
E�Transit Authority, from $10,167 to $9,270, and Earl Gay, Transit
`Authority, from $8,826 to $8,843.
Mr. Wildhaber moved that the Fire Chief be removed from the
!Ilist for merit increases . The motion was seconded by Mr. Hartsfield'
{The motion passed unanimously.
The individual departments were discussed and approved for the .
11total amount of increase. Dr. Brant noticed that some departments
11had figured the increase annually and some for the eight months
left in the fiscal year.
After some discussion, Mr. Hartsfield moved that the increases
, be refigured on a twelve month basis, with the March check retro-
active to November 1st. Motion was seconded by Mr. Hager. The
motion passed unanimously. Accounts,
!( Mr. Borgmeyer requested that the increases be refigured by I Claims and
, February 20th, at which time the Committee would have a short Personnel
. meeting before the Council meeting to approve the requests . Committee
Mr. Hager moved that the Committee adjourn. Motion passed. Report.
�{ Respectfully submitted,
!� /s/ Vincent F. Borgmeyer,
Chairman.
ii Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be adopted. Motion
ipassed.
Councilman Borgmeyer stated that the Accounts , Claims and
i` Personnel Committee had met before the Council Meeting to finalize
'` the recommendations . The name of Erle Taylor, Manager of the
' Airport, had been deleted for a merit increase. The Committee
! recommends that the Council approve the eight month plan instead
of the twelve month plan for merit increases .
Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be adopted . Motion
was seconded by Councilman Wildhaber. Motion passed unanimously.
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Councilman Hager, Chaira - f te Pbi - elth Committee, informed s now ready to discuss the Mayor's letter
concerning the Euthanair Equipment . He said that he had called the
downer and inquired as to why they were going out of business . He
was told that she had been in the business between thirty and
thirty-five years and was getting tired. lie asked about getting
( replacement parts and was told that it should not be n problem,
�isince the most important part is the gasket and it could be made
11locally. He said that the Health Department 's operation for
t' disposal of animals is dangerous, if a dog is missed and the shot
hits a human, it has the same effect on the human as the dog. The
� personnel in the Health Department are aware of the consequences
iand he is of the opinion that the Council does not value the life
of City employees more than the $5,000 cost of the machine. The
! machine is a two part unit. One part costs $4,695 and the puppy : Health
' attachment is $795 .00. ;Committee
Councilman Robinson asked Mr. McKinney if any effort had been Report.
imade to purchase anyother kind of machine. He said that he was not;'
objecting to the money, but thought research should be done to find'.
another machine as adequate and which has a future.
Mr. McKinney said that he had talked with the Humane Depart-
ment in St. Louis and they had informed him that there is a
' nitrogen chamber but they have problems putting the animals to
{ sleep, especially the new born. He was told that the nitrogen is
not as effective and humane as the high altitude chamber. The only;!
part problem would be the gasket. +i
Councilman Wildhaber inquired about the pump. Councilman '
! Rackers said that he had also talked to the manufacturers of the
Euthanair and was told that they used the Worthington Pump, which
is no problem to purchase.
Councilman Hager then moved that the City advertise for bids ,
with one to be mailed to the firm in California, Motion passed.
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! presented following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was i
presented to the Council:
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The Parking and Traffic Commission meeting was held February
9, 1978, 7:30 a.m. , at the Police Station, with all members present.`
Guests were Mr. Robert Girard and Mr. Joe Durham.
The Commission made the following requests :
1) Approved 2 hour parking in the north side of the 900 block
of East High Street.
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2) Approved 2 hour parking on the north side of East McCarty
for a distance of 75 feet west of the west curb of Bolivar
Street.
HA) Approved the removal of parking along the west curb of
Lafayette Street south of Dunklin Street for a distance
of 170 feet.
!114) Approved the removal of parking along the south curb of East
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it High Street west of Ash Street for a distance of 65 fee
�; 5) The Commission reviewed the wording of the Commercial Loading
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Zone signs on High Street. After some discussion it was
determined the signs would remain in their present form.
; Other business to come before the Commission:
,: l) Chairman Dill presented a letter from R. H. Lahmeyer,, District
Engineer, Missouri State Highway Department, indicating the
Parkin most recent traffic counts of the Southwest- Route C inter-
and section taken in December, 1977, met the warrants as required II
by the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The other
Commission j intersection in the area at this time did not meet the
Report. requirements and work on the sigrtalization of the Southwest-
Route C intersection will proceed when weather and work load
permits .
After additional discussion of the problems in the area
it was approved to have Chairman Dill request in writing
District Five's review of the possibility of creating a center;
turning lane from Route C east to the overpass during the ij
initial signal work.
2) Chairman Dill appointed a Committee to review proposals for a
Snow Ordinance and requested they present their findings and
recommendations to the Parking and Traffic Commission. The
following were appointed with the Committee to select its own
Chairman: Rael Amos Harvey Hager, Richard Duncan, Larry
Bates , Mike Bates and Ed Rackers.
3) The question of sight distance problems at the intersection o
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East Capitol and Jackson Street was brought to the attention
of the Commission with Capt . Duncan and Mike Bates being iy
appointed to review the intersection and make recommendations
I for possible improvements .
4) Mr. Bob Girard appeared before the Commission to request a
review of the Monroe-Union intersection and report to the
Commission at the next meeting. ji
The Commission held the following over until the next meeting:
1) The request to remove parking on the west side of Jefferson
north of the Expressway was held over with the Director of
Public Works to contact area businesses to determine
feasibility of parking in the rear of the businesses .
Respectfully submitted Isl Bill Dill,
Chairman.
Councilwoman McDowell questioned Item No. 5, inasmuch as the
wording of the "Loading Zone" signs is confusing,
Councilwoman McDowell moved that Item No. 5 be referred back
to the Parking and Traffic Commission. Motion passed.
Councilman Hager moved that the report be approved, with the I!
exception of Item No. 5. Motion passed.
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The following report of the Planning and Zoning Commission was
presented to the Council:
The Jefferson City Planning and Zoning Commission met on February
9, 1978, in the Council. Chambers of City Hall, with the following
members present: Vice Chairman Dick Caplinger, presiding; Mike
Bates, Charles Dudenhoeffer, Jr. , Seth Evans, Gale Hackman yl
Charles Jackson, Carolyn McDowell Obie Munzell, F.E."Buck?l
Robinson, and Fred Rost, Jr. Members absent were Fred Bode and
P. Pierre Dominique. Also present were Scott Cantine and Mark
Selvidge, representing Harland-Bartholomew and Associates, Bob
Simonds, Kevin Roods and Thomas H. Benton, Director of Planning.
The following items of business were transacted:
1. The first item of business was the consideration of the
preliminary plat of Oakleaf Subdivision, Louis Vetter made
the presentation on behalf of the developers, Schanzmeyer
Brothers . The lat proposes thirty-three (33) lots on a
twenty-four (24� acre tract of land.
Larry Steinmetz, 2108 Meadow Lake Drive and Dan Summers,
2018 Meadow Lake Drive spoke in opposition. Twenty-five
(25) residents of the neighborhood were also present. The
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primary complaint apparently was the proposed connector street ;;
(Oak Leaf Drive) between Meadow Lake Drive and Jefferson
Street. Mr. Bates and Mr. Benton both recommended that the
proposed street layout be accepted as submitted. Charles
Dudenhoeffer, Jr. , made the motion that the preliminary plat
of Oakleaf Subdivision be approved as submitted. A second
was received from Seth Evans and the motion was approved, with;
Miss McDowell casting the only negative vote.
2. The request of Schanzmeyer Brothers for approval of a large-
scale residential development allowing construction of four- 'I
3 1exes on all lots of Oakleaf Subdivision except Lots 9, 10,
2, 23, 25 and 26, was the next item of business . Louis
Vetter, Gilbert Schanzmeyer and Larry Brickey made the
presentation. Dan Summers , George Lammers, William Moody and
Jo Ann Steinmetz testified in opposition to the request. ;:'Planning
Considerable discussion ensued resulting in the following and
fi motion made by Fred Rost, Jr. , and seconded by CharlesJackson: :'Zoning
Approve Oakleaf Subdivision as a large-scale residential ::Commission
development allowing four-plexes to be constructed on all �'Report.
lots except Lots 9, 10, 22, 23 , 25 and 26. The building
on Lot # 2 must conform to all set-back requirements or be
changed to a duplex. Four (4'0") foot white pine trees
must be planted twenty (20 ') foot on centers at the rear
of Lots I through 8. Planting of trees will not be
necessary where existing trees exist . Planting and
location of trees will be controlled by the issuance of ii
building permits. is
The motion passed with Miss McDowell and Mrs. Munzell casting ii
negative votes . Charles Jackson made a motion that subdivisicrii
construction and development occur from Southridge Drive and
not from Meadow Lake Drive. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Dudenhoeffer and passed unanimously.
3. The next item of business was the consideration of the Final I.
Plat of Landwehr Hills Subdivision, Section 9. Louis Vetter
made the presentation. No one appeared in opposition. A
motion for approval was made by Mr. Rost and seconded by
Mr. Dudenhoeffer and passed unanimously.
! 4. The fourth item of business was the consideration of the Final:
Plat of Southwest Subdivision. Larry Brickey made the pre-
sentation on behalf of Major Brothers . No one appeared in
opposition. Mr. Benton stated that, although the lots meet
and exceed minimum dimensions and areas , construction will be
restricted because of the small lot size. Discussion d
and Seth Evans moved that approval of the plat be denied. The ;
motion was seconded by Charles Dudenhoeffer, Jr. and passed ;J
unanimously.
The Commission then intended to develop guidelines for the J
re-submittal of the plat but decided instead, by motion of
F.E."Buck" Robinson with a second by Charles Jackson, to
strike the previous motion and vote from the record. This
motion was approved with Mr. Evans casting the only negative
vote.
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Discussion then centered on acceptance of fifty (50'0")
foot right-of-way in lieu of the sixty (601) foot requirement
of the Subdivision Ordinance. Mr. Bates emphasized that the
street would still be the standard 32 foot width. Charles
Jackson moved that the Commission accept a fifty foot right-
of-way for Northeast Drive with a thirty-two foot street.
F.E."Buck"Robinson seconded and the motion passed by the
following vote:
Members voting Aye: Jackson Robinson, Dudenhoeffer
and Caplinger.
Members voting Nay: Evans , McDowell and Munzell
Members abstaining: Bates and Rost
Member absent: Hackman.
Charles Jackson then moved that the plat be re-submitted
showing that the number of lots have been reduced from
sixteen to fourteen thereby providing greater frontage for
the lots. The motion was seconded by Charles Dudenhoeffer. ,
Jr and passed unanimously.
5. The fifth item of business was consideration of the Final Platp
of Timber Hills Subdivision, Section 3. Bernard Groner
represented the developers . A motion to approve the final
plat was made by Fred Rost r. , and seconded by Obie Munzell.i!
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The motion passed unanimously.
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� 6. Consideration of the Final Plat of Linhardt Kiesling
Subdivision, Section 6, was the next item of business .
Bernard Groner made the presentation for the developers .
Charles Dudenhoeffer, Jr. , moved that the final plat be
approved subject to final review of the street and sewer
plans by the Department of Public Works . Carolyn McDowell
made the second and the motion passed unanimously.
7. Registration forms for a one day short course "How to be a 4
More Effective Planning Commissioner" sponsored by the
Missouri Planning Association, were distributed to the s
Commission members . Mr. Benton stated that he would request Is
the City Council to approve payment of the $30.00 registrationl�
i fee for any member wishing to attend. �!
! 8. Copies of the proposed Site Plan Ordinance were distributed {
Planning;! to Commission members with the request that they review the
and ;; proposal prior to the next meeting. �!
Zoning9. Scott Cantine of Harland-Bartholomew and Associates made the
Commission,' presentation on the Comprehensive Plan. Major emphasis was i
Report.: placed on the Land Use Plan. Major Streets Plan and a
Multiple Dwelling District Plan. General discussion ensued
and the meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted, /s/ Fred Rost, Jr. ,
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Secretary.
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;Councilman Wildhaher questioned Item No. 4. He said that a 60 '
,.right of way is needed for construction work and moved that the l
report be amended that the 50 ' right of way include 5 ' on each side !�
;'for a construction easement . Motion passed. �t
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,Councilwoman McDowell moved that the report be filed, as amended.
"Motion passed. ('
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iThe following report of the Parking Authority was presented to the F!
i Council: >>
The Parking Authority met at 7:30 a.m. , Thursday, February 16, 1978�j
'}with Robert Schulte, Vincent I3orgmeyer, James Thomas , Charles !'
Czarlinsky, Wilben Dill , .Jim Jordan, Roger Verslues , and James Il
:Hartley prevent . Mr. Robinson was in the Hospital . '!
1 , On n motion by B orgmeyer, seconded by Dill. , include in the
Parkin, Authority Ordinance a section that would prohibit
N rking on the first levels of the City Parking Garage
fore 9: 30 A.M.
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12. On a motion by Thomas and seconded by Dill, include in the
Parkini, Authority Ordinance a section that would make it �!
illega? to park in two parking spaces within the parking
.� garage. Signs would be posted through out the garage to I,
warn porkers .
. 3. On a motion by I3orgmeyer, seconded by Dill , approved the j
Parking! hiring of Desiree' Pointer for full time employment .
Authority; 4. The Authority recommended the sale of a section of Lot No. 5,
Minutes .', next to the Missouri Chamber of Commerce, to Vic Buescher. i
The property cannot be used for pparking and must be sold at
the price of purchase. It will be stipulated that if the
i� property would ever be needed by the Authority it could be
it re-purchased at the same price.
i5. The Authority referred its recommendation to eliminate mid
block loading zones on 100, 200 and 300 East High Street, to
the Parking and Traffic Commission.
16. On a motion by Czarlinsky and seconded by Thomas , the monthly 1
f rate on Lot No. 30 on 400 Broadway would be reduced from
$15.00 to $7.50. _
7 . Roger Verslues resented preliminary ost estimates for one
proposed parking facility. y '!
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The cost for construction of four levels on the Riley lot ,
would be $607,614.00 with 176 spaces provided.
The cost of 4 levels on the Jefferson Street Lot would be
1 . 7 million.
The coat of 5 levels would run $2,062,118.00 - 376 spaces .
Verslues emphasized that he is not in a position to I
determine if these costs on the Jefferson Street Lot are (�
realistic figures . Sub-surface drillings and preliminary ,I
j design would need to be made to determine a realistic cost 11
j along with the feasibility for construction. !f
Verslues will obtain more cost for the Jefferson Street ?�
Lot and report back in 4 weeks . After he makes his report a
meeting with the City Council would be held.
/s/ Robert C. Schulte, Chairman. l
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In Item No. 6, Councilwoman McDowell asked why rates were lowered.
Councilman Borgmeyer informed her that the spaces were not
,,renting at $15.00 per space, since others in that locality were
renting from $5.00 to $7 .50, so they decided to lower the rate and
ilchange them at a later date, when the complex is finished.
1iCouncilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be filed. Motion
';passed.
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The following Minutes of the Board of Adjustment were presented to
the Council:
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Adjustment was held in
the Council Chambers of the City Hall building, 240 East High
Street, Jefferson City, Missouri. The following members were
present: Chairman Harold Holliway, presiding; Members Busch,
lFrevert, Houser and Morris . Also present were Dr. Thomas R. Brant
iand Edwin H. Rackers, Councilmen for the Fifth Ward, Thomas H. IlBoard of
iBenton, Director of Planning, Kevin Roods , Planner, and Carletta iAdjustment
lWilbers , Secretary. :;!Minutes .
Mr. Holliway began the meeting by informing the Board members
'hand the gallery of the procedure which would be followed during the,,,
11meeting. All persons will be sworn in prior to giving testimony
liand both proponents and opponents will have equal time for their
presentation.
1. Due to the overwhelming interest the first item of business
was the request from Mr. George Mitchell for a conditional use4!!
permit to construct a Nursing Home on property lying behind
the existing homes fronting on Dixon Drive. Mr. George
Mitchell of Rocky Mount, Missouri, was the first witness sworn"
in. He turned the presentation over to Bill Blaydes, 6718
Kingsbury Drive, Dallas, Texas . Mr. Blaydes stated that the
property contains a total of seventeen (17) acres and the
proposed site for the 120 bed Nursing Home would be on a five
(5) acre tract of land as required by local ordinances . The
remaining twelve (12) acres would be developed as a single
family residential area. Mr. Blaydes then presented a
rendering of the building as well as the site plan showing the?;
location of the building, parking lots , entrances , landscaping*,
etc. , with respect to the property lines and surrounding
properties . He stated the facility would be operated by the
Gamma Road Community Care Center, Inc. , Mexico, Missouri. The:'
facility would employ ninety (90) employees , sixty-seven (67) j'
of these being full time.
The following persons spoke in opposition to this request:
Dr. Thomas R. Brant , Fifth Ward City Councilman, Mr. George 11
Robinson, 1401 Dixon Drive, Louis DeFoe, 1700 Greenberry Road,�i
Mrs . Anna Marie Ryan, 1804 Brookside Drive, and Mr. Jim Pasley!i
1719 Green Meadow Drive. Mr. Robinson acted as spokesman for 1
the property owners in the Dixon Drive area and presented the 1i
Board with petitions signed by property owners on thirteen
(13) streets in the general area with approximately 180
signatures . Mr. Robinson stated that the property owners felt!i
that a Nursing Home would detract from their residences and
would not be an asset to the neighborhood. He also stated ii
there are no sidewalks in this area of town and the shift
changes at the Nursing Home occurring at 3: 15 would only
compound the problem for small children who are on their way
home from Moreau Heights School.
Mr. Holliway then allowed ten minutes for rebuttal for thel,
proponents . Mr. Bill Reed, 9616 Northridge Drive, Fort Worth,11
Texas was sworn in and stated that there was a definite needi!
for tAis type of facility in Jefferson City.. He stressed that!!
it was important from their standpoint that the Nursing Home 11
be placed in a residential area to create a favorable atmos-
phere for the patients who would reside there. After the
appropriate rebuttal by the opponents, questions were
requested from the Board members. Mr. Morris directed a
question to Mr. Benton as to whether Nursing Homes could be
built only in residential areas . Mr. Benton informed him that!'
the Zoning Ordinance specifies that Nursing Homes are allowedl'
as a conditional use in all types of single family zoned area
as well as duplex and multiple dwelling areas . Mr. Houser
directed questions to Mr. Blaydes regarding the size of the 1�
property to be utilized for this project and was informed thatiil
the p
total would incorporate approximately 3.9 acres . The
tot square footage of the structure would be approximately
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33,000 square feet . The height of the building would be
between ten to eleven (10 ' -11 ') feet . Mr. Houser further
—Ill., questioned Mr. Blaydes as to the type of patients to be cared
for as well as cost and other factors concerning the operation
of the Nursing Home. Mr. Frevert then questioned Mr. Blaydes
regarding the area and the nature of the zoning for the
location of the site of their facility in Mexico, Missouri.
In response to a question from Mr. Frevert, Mr. Blaydes statedil
that a Nursing Home facility- of this magnitude could only be
operated with the full cooperation of the community and if
this request were denied because of strong opposition,, in his
opinion, the project would probably be cancelled for the
Jefferson City area.
Board After considerable discussion from both proponents and
of opponents, Mr. Holliway requested a motion from the Board.
Adjustment Mr. Morris moved that this item of business be held over for
Minutes.;:. further study. The motion was seconded by Mr. Frevert and
passed unanimously. This request has been scheduled for a
special meeting to be held by the Board of Adjustment at
9:00 a.m. , on February 28, 1978, in the Council Chambers of
City Hall.
2. The request of Dr. Richard J . Hyleck, 2004 West Main St. , was
considered. Dr. Hyleck requested a conditional use permit to
convert his residence, located at 2004 West Main Street, into
two (2) apartments, still maintaining his dentist office on
the ground floor. Appropriate discussion ensued and a- motion
was made by Mr. Busch with a second by Mr. Frevert to approve
this request, subject to the submittal of a site plan showing
the required number of parking spaces . Motion passed
unanimously. No one appeared in opposition to this request.
li3. The request from Mr. Harvey Hagner for a yard variance to
construct a home on property located at the southeast corner
of Union Street and Adams Street , was the next item of
is business . Mr. flagner was sworn in and requested the approval
of construction of a twenty-eight (28 ' ) foot wide home. Afterl
it consideration, a motion was made by Mr. Frevert , with a secondi
by Mr. Busch, to allow construction of a twenty-eight (28') 1
foot wide home which would be located seven (7 ' ) feet from
the east property line. The motion was approved unanimously.
No one appeared in opposition to this request .
The request of Mr. James Stegeman, was then considered.
Mr. Stegeman answered questions regarding his request to
convert a residence located at 409 West Miller Street into a
two (2) unit structure. There was no opposition to the
request. Mr. Houser stated that he was concerned about access ,
to the required parking which would be located behind the
building and requested Mr. Stegeman to provide an easement
I across the property located adjacent to this building as he
owner both properties . Mr. Stegeman agreed to provide the
necessary easement. A motion was then made by Mr. Houser and
the second by Mr . Frevert, to approve this request . The vote
was unanimous .
5. The request of Mr. Larry Rademan, Route #5, Jefferson City,
Missouri, was considered. After Mr. Rademan was sworn in, he
presented his request to construct an office building located
at 203 East Dunklin Street. Mr. Rademan was requesting the
approval of a rear yard set-back variance. After discussion,
a motion to approve the request for a three (3') foot rear
yard variance was made by Mr. Houser and seconded by Mr.
ll Busch. This approval is subject to the submittal of a site
plan showing the location of the building and the location of
all required parking spaces as well as the drive approaches
which would meet the approval of the Director of Code
Enforcement . The motion was approved unanimously with no
ii opposition appearing before the Board.
6. Mr. Robert Pratt, represented the Jefferson City Association
of Realtors in their request for a conditional use permit to
operate an office from the building located at 509 Mulberry
;Street. Mrs . Maureen Coy spoke in opposition to this request
on behalf of her mother-in-law, Mrs : Geneva Coy, who resides
at 318 rear West Miller Street. Mrs. Coy stated that her
mother-in-law was elderly and objected to the use of the
backyard as parking for the office. She stated that an
existing fence which used to be located between the two
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properties had been removed and further stated that she had j!
no objection to the construction of a new fence. It was the Ij
decision of the Board that Mr. Pratt submit a site plan showier
j the location of existing building, the location of the roposed
(f two (2) car parking lot and the location of the sign which !;
II! could not exceed thirt y-two (32 ') square feet . The site plan
should be submitted to office of Planning and Code
Enforcement, two (2) weeks prior to the next regularly
scheduled Board meeting. Mr. Houser then moved that this iteW
of business be held over for further study. The motion was i�
seconded by Mr. Busch and passed unanimously.
� 7. Mr. Thomas A. Vetter appeared before the Board representing
Mr. Paul Dietrich, in his request for a conditional use permit ]
to operate an office from the structure located at 110 Fulker- 1;
son Street. Mr. Lloyd E. Johnson, 108 Fulkerson Street, and !!Board of
j Mrs. Sharon Hammen, 106 Fulkerson Street, spoke in opposition ;;Adjustment
to this request . Their main concern centered on parking ,;Minutes .
f� problems within this block. This street is' a dead-end street
ending in someone's driveway and not serviced by a cul-de-sac .
Mrs . Hammen also complained of unusual hours being maintained
for an office operation. After considerable discussion, a
motion was made by Mr. Houser, with the second by Mr. Busch,
that this request be denied. The motion passed unanimously.
Representative Dietrich will be instructed to cease operation
of this office within thirty (30) days .
18. Mr. Robert L. Toebben, of 819 Crestmere Court, was resent to �I
request a variance to construct a thirty-eight (38'� foot widen
house at 1608 St . Mary 's Boulevard. Letters of approval were
presented from each adjoining neighbor. After due considers- s
( tion, a motion was made by Mr. Busch with a second by Mr.
Frevert to approve this request . The motion carried unani- !{
moualy.
There being no further business at this time, the meeting adjourned
Respectfully submitted, /s/ Thomas 11. Benton,
Director.
Councilman Rackers moved that the minutes be filed. Motion passed. i
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! Bill No. 137, introduced byCouncilmen Wildhaber and Robinson, Bill 137.
!` entitled: flat Of
+ "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, accepting,, and Timber
� approving the plat of Timber Bills Subdivision, Section Three, a 11111c; Subdv. ,
f subdivision of the City of Jefferson, Missouri., as hereinafter. ' Ser_tion
Three.
Read first and second time by title .and ordered distributed
to members of the Council.
Bill No. 138, introduced by Councilmen Borgmeyer and McDowell, bill 138.
entitled: ;Plat of
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, accepting; and Linhardt-
approving the plat of Linhardt-Kiesling Subdivision, Section Six, Kiesling Sub.
a subdivision of the City of Jefferson, Miss uri, as hereinafter ,Section 6.
described."
Read first and second time by title and motion of Council-
woman McDowell, the rules were suspended and t Bill was read the
third time by title and placed on final passage nd was passed by {
the following vote as Ordinance No. 9093:
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfieldjl
McDowell, Rackers, Robinson, Whitecotton it
and Wildhaber.
Councilmen voting Nay! None
Councilmen absent: None.
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Bill No. 139, introduced by Councilmen Wildhaber and Robinson, (Bill 139.
entitled: OPlat of
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, accepting and Landwehr
approving the plat of Landwehr Hills Subdivision, Section Nine, a ;Hills Sub. ,
subdivision of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as hereinafter ;Section 9.
described."
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed
Ito members of the Council.
Bill No. 140, intxoduced 'by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, {
` entitled:
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Bill f4 An Ordinance of the City o -Jef ersoni? Missouri, changing, i
Amending�Iamending and modifying the Zoning Map of the City of Jefferson, by
Zoning,iiatnending Ordinance 8508, by rezoning property located in Callaway
Map. :':County, in the City of Jefferson, from RU (rural) to M-1 (light
industrial)
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed if
!to members of the Council.
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{B111 No. 141, introduced by Councilmen Brant and Rackers , entitled:
An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and I
11directing the appropriation and condemnation of private property !I
lifor public use as street right-of-way." fj
Bill 141!! Mr. Graham, City Attorney, informed the Council that the is
Condemnation:':Housing Authority has not been able to purchase the final piece of ii
of ;'property, located at Monroe and Russell Streets , for the extension 1i
Private ;Iof Stadium Boulevard. The property should be bought for $20,000 to ,1.
Property. $24,000 and we are getting down to the wire timewise. He asked fors;
•authority from the Council for formal Ordinance for condemnation
proceedings .
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Council-
Iman Brant the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third
litime by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the
!! following vote as Ordinance No. 9094:
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lCouncilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager,
0 Hartsfield, McDowell , Rackers , Robinson,
Whitecotton and Wildhaber.
iluouncilmen voting Nay: None.
jCouncilmen absent: None.
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!!Bill No. 128, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled:
11 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing the
! appropriation of funds for the payment of salary and merit
increases .
Councilwoman McDowell inquired if the effective date of this
JBill is for the figures filed in the Accounts, Claims and
..Personnel Committee report .
Councilman Borgmeyer replied that this Bill just allots the
Ifunds for salaries and merit increases .
Councilwoman McDowell said that she would like to see the list '
of recommendations for the merit increases and did not want to vote '
on something which she did not know about .
Councilman Borgmeyer said that she should have objected to the.
report and had it hold over until. the next meeting.
Councilman Wildhaber thought that she had a point and moved k
, that the motion to file the Accounts , Claims and Personnel ii
Bill 128:� Committce report be reconsidered and referred to the Finance
Appropriation'iCon,anittee, with to act . Motion passed.
for -1 Bill No. 12 was then read the third time by title and placed
salary ii,ion final passage and was passed by the following vote as
and merit,10rdinance No. 9095 :
increase%�!; Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant,, Gordon, Hager,
Hartsfield, McDowell , Rackers , Robinson,
Whitecotton and Wildhaber.
i,' Councilmen voting Nay: None
' Councilmen absent: None.
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Bill 129;� Bill No. 129, introduced-by Councilman-Borgmeyer, entitled:
Amending 1j "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending
Salary 110rdinance No. 9087, The Salary Ordinance, regarding the salary of
Ordinance"
; new employees after the six (6) month probationary period."
Bill No. 129 was read the third time by title and placed on
,! final passage and was passed by the following vote as
l'IOrdinance No. 9096:
Councilman voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager,
Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, I
Whitecotton and Wildhaber,
!lCouncilmen voting Nay: None
± Councilmen absent: None.
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;; Bill No. ' 130, introduced b Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled:
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1. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending
10rdinance No. 9087, The Salary Ordinance."
Bill No. 130 was read the third time by title and placed on
final
03assage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance
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Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Gordon , Hager, Hartsfield; Bill 130,
McDowell , Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton �Amending m
and Wildhaber. Salary
Councilmen voting Nay: None Ordinance 0
Councilmen absent: None.
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(Bill No. 131, introduced by Councilman Hager, entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and
directing the Mayor and City Clerk, on behalf of said City, to Bill 131 .
execute an amendment to a lease agreement dated January 26 , 1967, Amendment to
between the City of Jefferson and Von Hoffmann Press , Inc. "t Lease - Von
Bill No. 131 was read the third time by title and placed on Hoffman
final passage and was passed by the following vote as ;Press , Inc.
Ordinance No. 9058:
voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager,
Hartsfield, McDowell , Rackers, Robinson,
Whitecotton and Wildhaber.
rCouncilmen voting Nay: None
i,Councilmen absent : None.
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(;Bill No. 132, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, Bill 132.
jentitled: Amending
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson , Missouri, amending Parking and
Ordinance No. 8177, The Parking and Traffic Code of the City of ;Traffic
Jefferson, by amending Section 10. 1.30 1 , relating to parking meter Code.
Izones, location, by installing Zone "C" parking meters on the west
side of the 200 block of Broadway Street ."
Bill No. 132 was read the third time by title and placed on
, final passage and was passed by the following vote as
Ordinance No. 9099:
,,Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer Brant Gordon, Hager,
Hartsfield, McDowell, Rackers , Robinson,
Whitecotton and Wildhaber.
Councilmen voting Nay: None
Councilmen absent : None.
'Bill No. 133 , introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton,
(entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending
Ordinance No. 8177, The Parl(ing and Traffic Code of the City of
Jefferson, by amending Section 10. 130. 1 , relating to parking meter
zones , location, by installing Zone "fill parl<lng meters on the
north and south side of the 400 block of West Main Street ."
Councilman Robinson wanted to know why R, per hour meters are
Ito be installed in this area , while one block over, it costs a Bill 133.
minimum of 10q% . He was informed that these are ton hour meters . Amending
He then wanted to know the reasoning for letting anyone park all Parking and
; this day for 50�. lie was told that the Parking Authority had approved Traffic
type of meter for this area. Code.
Bill. No. 133 was read the third time by title and placed on
Ifinal passage and was passed by the following vote as
Ordinance No. 9100:
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Hager, Hartsfield,
Rackers , Whitecotton and Wildhaber.
Councilmen voting Nay: Gordon, McDowell and Robinson.
Councilmen absent: None.
Bill No 134, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton, !iBill 134.
entitled: !Amending
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending jParking and
Ordinance No. 8177, The Parking and Traffic Code of theCity of 'Traffic
Jefferson, by amending Section 10. 130. 1, relating to parking meter ' Code.
zones , location, by installing Zone "B" parking meters on the
, north and south side of the 300 block of West Main Street . "
Bill No. 134 was read the third time by title and placed on
final passage and was passed by the following vote as
Ordinance No. 9101:
Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Hager, Hartsfield,
Rackers , Whitecotton and Wildhaber.
l' Councilmen voting Nay: Gordon, McDowell and Robinson.
Councilmen absent: None.
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Bill. No, 135, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton,
entitled:
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending
;; Ordinance No. 8177, The Parking and Traffic Code of the City of
( Jefferson, by amending Section 10. 130. 1, relating to parking meter
" zones , location, by installing Zone "B" parking meters on the
} south side of the 300 block of West High Street . "
Bill No. 135 was read the third time by title and placed on Ij
Bill 135' final passage and was passed by the following vote as I
Amending ; Ordinance No. 9102:
Parking !, Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Hager, Hartsfield, !
and Traffic !i Rackers, Whitecotton and Wildhaber. }
Code. ! Councilmen voting Nay: Gordon, McDowell and Robinson. �!
jCouncilmen absent: None. _ _ _ •
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Bill No. 136, introduced by Councilmen Hager and Whitecotton,
Bill 136! entitled: !
Amending j "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending
Parking 1110rdinance No, 8177, The Parking and Traffic Code of the City of 1!
and Traffic '( Jefferson, by amending Section 10.130.1, relating to parking meter
Code. ! zones , location, by installing Zone "A" parking meters on the
' north side of the 300 block of West High Street. "
Councilwoman McDowell said that she could not understand the €!
reasoning of two different meter zones directly across the street 1;
in the same block.
i; Councilman Hager informed her that this Bill would provide
!(` for three 15-minute meters to allow parents to pick up children in ()
emergency situations at St . Peter's School. At the present time
'! there is no parking at any time", consequently there is no place
for parents to pick up children. i}
ii Councilman Rackers suggested that a sign to impose fifteen 1
11minute parking for school use only be used instead of meters , !�
!; since the revenue would not pay for purchase of new meters . }
!} Bill No. 136 was read the third time by title and placed on tl
jifinal passage and failed to pass by the followingg vote:
�ICouncilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Hager, Hartsfield, Whitecotton I,
andWildhaber, I�
! Councilmen voting Nay: Brant , Gordon, McDowell , Rackers and
Robinson,
i� Councilmen absent: None .
!I Councilman Rackers moved that Bill No, 136 be referred back ;!
to the Parking and Traffic Commission for their reconsideration of `I
} imposing fifteen minute parking limit in that block, in lieu of
!; parking meters . Motion passed.
liThe following Resolution was introduced by Councilman Wildhaber:
WHEREAS, small rural cities and counties have gained grants and
technical assistance from regional planning corcanissions ,
1� councils of governments , etc, , and
; WHEREAS, metropolitan areas in Missouri have their own planning and',
i
Resolutoll technical staffs with which to carry on specialized !I
Senate I i activities ; and }�
Bill 11WHEREAS, Senate Bill 888 would remove the only apparatus the small
888. a rural communities have to compete for federal and state
funds ; and
y' WHEREAS, Senate Bill 888 would prevent area local governments from
sharing costs and solutions to problems
iNOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Jefferson City condemns
ISenate Bill 886 and urges defeat of any attempt to enact
Senate Bill 888.
i /s/ Robert L. Hyder February 20, 1978
Mayor i
1 /s/ Margaret Christian February 22, 1978 II
f City Clerk
Councilman Wildhaber moved that the Resolution be
adopted.
!� Motion passed. i�
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Re u]ar Council MeeCing,_ ebKuary 20�_1��8.
Councilman Whitecotton, Chairman of the Furniture and Office Furniture
Equipment Committee, stated that he will be having a meeting in the and
near future, with Mr. Rick Wilson, I:B.M. , in regard to copying Office
machines for the City, and would like for requests from Department Equipment
Heads, within the next three or four days, if they have any, so Committee.
that they can be implemented at the same time.
Councilwoman McDowell said that since energy has become a problem
in this County, we should 'do something about the problem in
Jefferson City. She suggested that a memo be sent to all Energy
Department Heads and also make a plea with residents to- conserve Problem
energy.
Councilman 'Borgmeyer said that he would ask the Mayor to
send out a Memo to the Department Heads .
Councilman Hager moved that the Council adjourn, under the rules , Adjournment.
Motion passed.
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