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Mayor Hy, or pre�sic �ac�. u
Prayer was offered by Mayor Hyder.
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; Councilmen present: Borgmeyer; Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield,
j� McDowell, Rackers , Robinson, Whitecotton and
Wildhaber. !
; Councilmen absent: None. f`
A quorum was declared present.
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{{!IThe minutes of the meeting of October 3rd were approved as receivedli
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IlThe following bids were received for the re-alignment of Moreau i
lRiver-Tanner Bridge Road Extension Sanitary Sewer/Stub A and Stub Bfi
STUB A & B ROUTE B 'Opening
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Kenneth W. Kauffman $ 70256.32 $ 16,121 .38 ;'Bids.
Roy A. Scheperle
Construction Co. ,Inc. 9,924.54 22,856.45
Willard Stockman 69908.85 16,105.28
jCouncilman Hager moved that Willard Stockman be awarded the two j
,, contracts as he was the lowest bidder on both. Seconded by ;
! Councilman Borgmeyer and passed.
IlThe following bids were received for a snow plow: 11Opening
I! Total Price Optional Total i; of
Light Kit ;,Bids .
Key Equipment and $ 2,662.00 85. 50 29747.50
1 Supply Company
` Knap Bide Truck Equipment Co. 1,240.00 85.00 19325.00
Plus $126.00 for installation
!� Cummings ,McGowan & West , Inc. 21285.00 NIA 2,285.00
1Truck Equipment Company 19567.00 66. 71 1,633.71
, Strong Equipment Company 1 ,149.00 59.00 1,208.00 ;
, H. M. Dinzler Equipment 10768.50 85.00 1,853.50
E� Whisler Equipment Company 1 ,698. 30 76.50 19774.80
; Councilman Hager moved that the lowest bid be accepted - that of
IStrong Equipment Company, Macon, Missouri. Seconded by Council-
! woman McDowell and passed. i
lThe application of Lawrence Donnell Brown, 424 Cherry Street , Approval
Jefferson City Missouri, was approved as a Bus Driver, on motion Bus
' made by Councilman Borgmeyer, seconded by Councilman Whitecotton, '.! Driver.
and passed.
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� A petition for Bus Service on Boonville Road was submitted and the !.Transit
IMayor referred the same to the Transit Authority. ,Authority.
; Councilman Wildhaber presented a letter and petition regarding the
treatment of abandoned and unwanted animals in Jefferson City. :Hearth
The letter was referred to the Health Department . ' Department .
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Councilman Robinson presented a letter from the Division of ;Parking
?employment Security regarding the parking in the vicinity of their I and
office building at 421 East Dunklin Street. Traffic
The letter was turned over to the Parking and Traffic '`Commission.
= Commission, requesting they give the matter their immediate
, attention and some relief, particularly during the period of
' construction.
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`? A request was received for a-street light in the 900 block of Rock i',Missouri
�l Hill Road. O Power and
The request was transferred to the Missouri Power and Light !Light
Company. Company.
jjMayyor Hyder presented the following two letters from the TCI ;
lCablevision, Inc. , regarding the purchase of the International I
Telemeter of Jefferson City:
30 September 1977 jI
Dery Mayor Hyder: �
f I want to p e C em erson
ersonally thank you for giving Mr. Novotny and I jj
jjsome of your valuable time to discuss the problem in Jeff ';
city. 1
As we discussed TCI is anxious to ursue the acquisition of I!
International Telemeter's assets and I believe that such a trans-
�laction will benefit the community and the citizens of Jefferson
city. �!
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We made every attempt to visit with all of the Council members� �
cm in Jefferson City while we were in town, but could not make contact ;1
'with some of them. I expect to be back next week and hopefully '
;will have the opportunity to see those we missed previously. I was ;
;; pleased that those that we talked to were very receptive to our
!'. proposal and indicated that there would be no problem in
consummating the transaction by year-end.
:i I know there are many details that must be worked out to the
; satisfaction of the City and I would be most appreciative of your
; continued cooperation and input in these matters ,
As I told you, I will be happy to supplement the local
;; technical staff by sending in one of our top system engineers to
11see that the signal quality in Jefferson City is as it should be,
land TCI will also provide the necessary equipment to see that the
:: twenty or so families in Jefferson City who desire cable will
;' receive service.
Franchise', We realize the political sensitivity that is felt by all the
Cable ,; elected officials in Jefferson City and we certainly desire keeping;
T V :; your problems to a minimum.
I am enclosing a formal notification as required in your
; Ordinance so that the critical time frame will be met. I am sure
, you will find it self-explanatory.
Again, thanks for your cooperation,
I Yours very truly, /s/ Bill
W. R. Brazeal,
Executive Vice President. '
30 September 1977
, Dear Mayor Hyder and Members of Council:
In accordance with Section 10 of Ordinance No. 7974, this
. letter will serve as official notice of our intent to purchase the
. assets of International Telemeter of Jefferson City and request a
,, franchise in order that the new corporation can continue to operate
in Jefferson City,
The other ap ropriate documents as required in Section 10 will';
` follow at the ear iest possible date. It is desirable to have this,
transaction completed by year-end 1977.
Thank you for your consideration.
Yours very truly, TCI CABLEVISION, INC .
/s/ W. R. Brazeal
Executive Vice President
INTERNATIONAL. TELEMETER CORP.
/s/ D. W. Shields,
Executive Vice President.
' Mayor Hyder stated he had requested a financial statement from the
;; purchasing Company but as yet had not received the same, he also
" stated he had informed the officials he did not think the Council
would approve any increase in rates at this time.
It Councilman tiartsfield made the motion that the City Attorney
:', prepare an Ordinance authorizing the transfer of the franchise.
? Motion seconded by Councilman Hager and passed.
Mayor Hyder suggested that we await receipt of the financial !
; statement which he has requested.
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SurplusjlMayor Hyder stated the Missouri State Agency for Surplus Property
Property ! had contacted, him, Asking that we incorporate, under one Head, all
Purchasealrequests for various Divisions , and this would include the Housing
' Authority. All bills will be sent to the Mayor and he will f
: transmit to the various Departments .
Councilman Robinson moved that the Mayor execute necessary
! papers to be filed with the State Agency and that in the future all:"
purchases made under his name. Motion seconded by Councilman Hager::
" and passed unanimously. !.
Finance 'iCouncilman Wildhaber, Chairman of the Finance Committee, presented
Committee; the following report:
Report. :
;; Meeting of the Finance Committee held October .13, 1977. f
Councilman Borgmeyer made the motion to purchase an Asphalt ;
'flay-down machine from Major Brothers for $41,500.00 from the Heavy
4Equipment Fund, Motion carried.
Councilman Rackers made the motion that Colonel Patton be
;; allowed to proceed with getting bids for replacing weapons and a i=
" transfer of unexpended funds in C6 Category be made to B6 Category.;!
: Motion carried.
f /s/ Ken Wildhaber,
+ Chairman.
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Councilman Wildhaber moved that the report be approved. Motion
seconded by Councilman Rackers and passed.
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�jCouncilman Hager, Chairman of the Fire Committee, read the following,
1letter:
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Due to retirement of Paul Johnson the following promotion is
jlsubmitted: David Brondel from Fireman I to Driver, Effective Fire
JlDate November 1st, 1977. Committee
Respectfully submitted, /s/ V. Willmeno, Fire Chief Report.
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Councilman Hager moved that such report be approved. Motion
'jseconded by Councilman Gordon and passed.
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,,Councilman Whitecotton, Chairman of the Police Committee, presented
�ithe following report:
;+The Police Department Committee, with all members present, met with '.
!!Col. Patton, at Police Headquarters at 12:00 o'clock noon, Thursday,;
October 6, 1977. Police
On motions duly made and seconded the Committee approved the Committee
applications for taxi cab operators permits of Donald L. Fall, Report.
; 1112 Riviera Street , and James Benjamin, 800 Ohio Street, J.C.Mo.
The application of Londa S. Dye is being held for the police
i!report from the F.B.I.
The Committee authorized Col. Patton to request that the lease '
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ion the Weatherby Sign displayed on the east side of the Police
;.Building not be renewed. The City Clerk and the Collector were so
1�notified. i
Fallowing a discussion and request by Col. Patton the Committee:'
11approved the replacement of the Police side arms at an approximate
Hcost of $3,500.00. Funds can be made available by the transfer of y;
+this amount from the Police Special Activity Account surplus, which :
I!is under consideration by the Finance Committee.
The 1977-78 Budget request as presented by Col. Patton was
'reviewed and approved.
There being no further business the Committee was adjourned.
±+ Respectfully submitted, /s/ Thomas E. Whitecotton,
Chairman.
iCouncilman Whitecotton moved that the report be filed. Motion
1passed.
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!jCouncilman Gordon, Chairman of the Street Committee, presented the
11 fol lowing reports:
IThe Street Committee met at 8:30 P.M. , Wednesday, October 12, 1977, ;,
in the Council Chambers . All members were present. Director of i,
I�Planning and Code Enforcement Tom Benton, Street Commissioner Larry;
Bates, Sewer Commissioner Jim Locke, and Director of Public Works
;'.Mike Bates, were also present . !
The order of business was as follows:
1) The Committee approved a maximum of $250 for Public Works t'
personnel to attend the Asphalt Seminar in Rolla, Missouri.
The Committee approved the location of East Miller Street
lacross the Groner Tract as proposed in a preliminary plat submitted;
ljby Mr. Groner with some minor adjustments in alignment near Eastland;
iDrive which would maintain East Miller Street for through traffic.
The Committee was informed that Mr. George Rackers, owner of
property at the northwest corner of the intersection of Bald Hill
iRoad and Seven Hills Road, has recently contacted the Department of
1Public Works and the Department of Planning regarding a preliminary ;;
( plat of this undeveloped land, a portion of which would be requiredi
' for right-of-way when Seven Hills Road is improved as a part of the ;!
j(Belt System. The Committee directed the Department of Public Works ;:
ito prepare preliminary plans to determine the location of right-of- ii
jway that would be required and to obtain two appraisals for the
( property to allow for possible purchase and to report back to the
Street Committee.
i4) A' request was received from Louis Vetter of Central Missouri
' Professional Services to vacate a 10 foot easement for storm
Nidrainage between Lot #272 and Lot 273 of Landwehr Hills Subdivisions;
This request was approved contingent upon the Department of Public
Works inspection and final approval of the relocation.
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5) A request to vacate a portion of Deeg Street right-of-way was
held over for further study.
I'6) The Committee approved a request from the Housing Authority to :�
;allow for the replacement of curb and gutter and the widening of
it Street between Woodlawn and Union with the property owners to i
be assessed $2.50 per front foot.
7) The Committee also reviewed the following budgets of Departments
of Public Works and Planning and Code Enforcement: I;
r Sanitary Sewer: Jim Locke, Sewer Commissioner was present to
!`answer any questions the Committee might have. He briefly noted
'the need to trade one standard size pick-up and that essentially !
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'!the requests were in line with the past year. The Committee moved
Street :to accept as presented with final review by the Finance Committee.
Committee;; Street Department: Larry Bates , Street Commissioner was f!
Report. '! resent to review his proposed budget with the only major change ii
being an increase in the Street Maintenance category, Mr, Bates
pointed out much of the work done the past year was for other City '
;;agencies and the cost was reimbursed to the Street Department budge t
':which allowed for additional work. This , coupled with the fact tM!'
�,we have recently annexed additional area which will require our
,!maintenance, would seem to ,justify the increase. The Committee i
'approved the budget as presented and referred it to the Finance
"Committee. ('
Heavy Equipment Fund: The Street Commissioner, Sewer Commis-
!�sioner and Director of Public Works presented ,jointly their requests!!
:;for the upcoming year which the Committee moved be accepted and
;referred to the Finance Committee for final review. !
Public Works-Engineering Department: Mike Bates , Director of jl
,Public Works, presented the Engineering Department budget . The li
!'onl new major item added to the budget was two (2) economy size
pick-ups for inspectors . Essentially the overall budget was similar'!
i!to that which was requested last year. The Committee accepted it
ias presented with final review by the Finance Committee.
Capital Improvements : Mike Bates , Director of Public Works !
presented the Capital Improvements budget along with a letter of
;explanation to aid with the review. After some discussion it was
.'accepted as presented with the recommendation that $40,000 was added
Ato initiate work on the Stadium West Extension to allow for
' construction during 1978-79. j
After additional discussion it was moved that the Committee
,! request that the Mayor reestablish the Transportation Planning
E"Committee and there be created a Right--of-Way Acquisition Fund in !;
;an effort to maintain corridors for an arterial system.
This fund could be considered separate or as a portion of an !!
;existing budget . Initial funding was determined to support a
:! request for $50,000 with the Council directly approving all I
Street "expenditures.
Committee; Planning and Code Enforcement: Tom Benton, Director of Plan- i
Report . .,ning and Code Enforcement was present to review the proposed budget.°
, Considerable discussion was held relative to the request for hiring ;!
�a Planner and another Inspector. Dr. Brant moved that the request I�
!jbe approved and the motion was seconded by Darrel Gordon. The r'
'budget was then approved as submitted and referred to the Finance I�
Committee,
!, Respectfully submitted, /s/ Darrel Gordon, .
Chairman.
i�Minutes of the Street Committee meeting October 17, 1977.
! 1) Requests had recently been received from area residents
! regarding the opening of Romar Place and the south end of Adams �!
:! Street. The Street Committee moved to request the Housing Authorityt
to include those streets in the Community Development Project, and !!
; should R/W become a problem the necessary legal action be taken.
t2) The Street Commissioner, Larry Bates , appeared before the C
,! Committee to request bids be called for on proposed 1977-78 equip-
IIment purchases at the November 7, 1977,, Council meeting. This
!!would allow equipment to be bid as 1977 models with the City able
Ito reduce overall costs. The request was approved.
!I Respectfully submitted, /s/ Darrel Gordon, I!
Chairman.
;j Councilman Gordon moved that the two reports be filed. Motion �1
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Councilman Borgmeyer, Chairman of the Accounts, Claims and Personnet
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Committee, presented the following report:
i�Meeting of the Accounts, Claims and Personnel Committee held Tuesday;:
,'October 4th 1977, in the Council Chamber, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. ,
',with the following members present: Chairman Borgmeyer, Councilmen
1�Brant, Hager and Hartsfield. Also present Mr. Mitchell Bennett,
'Business Manager of Local Union # 45 and Mr. Francis Jacobs , Inter
national Representative; Herb Knight, Mike Bates, Larry ,Bates and
Jim Locke. ?j
Chairman Borgmeyer referred to letters from the Local Union
1 # 45 dated July 25th and September 19th, asking for a meeting with ii
{ this Committee. Letter dated September 20th from Councilman
,Borgmeyer set the meeting for tonite, October 4th 1977. j
Chairman Borgmeyer stated this will be the final session to ;Accounts,
.meet and confer. Whatever the Committee decides at this meeting ,Claims and
i1will be final. Personnel
Mr.. Bennett then presented the new "Intent and Purpose" and. ,Committee
11stated it was not an exact copy of one previously presented, there "Report.
:were a few minor changes. He also stated they were the only
1bargaining agent for the employees of the Public Works Department,
;'I, Sewer Department, Engineering Department, Street Department and
: Maintenance Garage and Transit Authority.
Mr. Bennett went thru the "Intent and Purpose" document page
1by page and general discussion had regarding the same. There were
differences in the forty-hour week and overtime on Saturdays and
; Sundays , promotions , seniority, jury duty, holidays , etc.
Chairman Borgmeyer stated if the Council wanted recommendationm!
41from the Committee, they could recommend Local Union # 45 as
' Bargaining Agent for the .City - then they could adopt part of the
I "Intent and Purpose" or adopt Ordinance No. 8914 which pertains to '
j� all City Employees, as guidelines for Local # 45. f ;
Councilman Hager made a motion that the Committee recommend to
j+ the Council that we recognize Local Union # 45 as bargaining agent
for the employees of the Public Works Department, Sewer Department , ;
Engineering Department, Street Department and Maintenance Garage
Land Transit Authority, exclusive of Supervisors . Motion seconded
by Councilman- Hartsfie'ld and passed unanimously.
Councilman Hager then made a motion that the Committee recom-
I!mend to the. Council that we accept Ordinance 8914 as guidelines for,
'! the employees of the various Departments who are members of Local
! Union IF 45, as well as all City Employees . Motion seconded by ;.
' Councilman Brant . Further discussion on the "Intent and Purpose"
. and then. Councilman Brant called for the question. Motion carried
unanimously.
Councilman Hager moved the Committee adjourn. Motion passed. !`
j Respectfully submitted, /s/ Vincent F. Borgmeyer,
Chairman.
, After general discussion, Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the Accounts ,
Minutes be amended to show that Local Union # 45 was bargaining ;; Claims and
agent only for the employees of the Public Works Department;, Sewer ;,Personnel
Department, Engineering Department, Street Department and Mainte- ;` Committee
nance Garage and Transit Authority who were members of the Union. :Reports.
Motion passed.
Councilman Robinson moved that the Minutes, as amended , be 1
approved by the Council. Motion seconded by Councilman Hager and
passed.
Councilman Borgmeyer then presented the following reports: 1'
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Meeting of the Accounts, Claims and Personnel Committee held in thelj
I Council Chambers, 7:30 o'clock� P.M. , Wednesday, October 12, 1977,
$! with the following members present: Councilmen Borgmeyer,
Wildhaber,, Hager and, Brant.
Councilman Wildhaber moved to reject Local Union # 45 Salary
Proposal and consider the salaries in the requested Department
Head's Budgets. Motion seconded -by- Dr. Brant and passed umnimously;�
ACCOUNTS CLAIMS and PERSONNEL COMMITTEE, ('
/s/ Vincent F Borgmeyer, . i�
Chairman. j
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Meeting of the Accounts, Claims and Personnel Committee held in the!!
Council Chambers, 7:30 o'clock P.M. , Wednesday, October 12, 1977 h
i with the following members present: Councilmen Borgmeyer,WildhaLer;1.
Hager and Brant. Also present were Fire Chief Willmeno and Gene
Austeel.
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After a lengthy discussion Councilman Hager moved to reject th
,Union proposal and consider the Chief's proposal listed as follows: ;,
!, Probationary Fireman - - - - - $ 704.00 per month
i Fire Fighters - - - - - - - - 778.00 per month
j Driver - - - - - - - - - - - 875.00 per month
Lieutenant - - - - - - - - - - 968.00 per month {;
Captain - - - - - - - - - - - 1,060,00 per-month {
Assistant Chief - - - - - - - 1,156.00 per month
!� Deputy Chief - - - - - - - - - 1;249.00 per month
?� Chief - - - - - - - - 1,526.00 per month {�
{'The motion seconded by Dr. Brant and passed unanimously.
{ Respectfully submitted,
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; ACCOUNTS, CLAIMS and PERSONNEL. COMMITTE
By /s/ Vincent F. Borgmeyer, ;
Chairman.
!Councilman Borgmeyer Borgmeyer moved that the reports be filed and that �!
31copies • of the Minutes be sent to the respective Union Representa-
tives . Seconded by Councilman Hager and passed. �{
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'!The following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was
11presented to the- Council:
I'The Parking and- Traffic Commission meeting was held October 6, 1977#
117:30 a.m. , at the Police Station, with all members present except j
! Chairman Dill with an excused absence.
{ The Commission made the following recommendations:
1� 1) Relocation of the Stop sign at the intersection of Southridge j
sand Vieth Drive by removing the sign from Vieth southbound and !�
;(' relocating it to stop eastbound and westbound traffic on Southridge.,J
2) Parking be removed along This was done on the 90 day emergency basis.
! the east curb of Bolivar for a
! distance of 80 feet south of the south curb of High Street,
13) Approved the removal of parking along the north side of li
;Oscar Drive from Christy Drive to Aaron Court .
, 4) Approved the removal of parking along both sides of the i
11100 Block of Walnut. i
5) No- action was taken at this time on the request to remove
ii parking at the intersection of West Dunklin and Washington Streets . ;
;!The Street Department was requested to paint the curbs at this
, location. �1
16) The Police Department and the Department of Public Works were
Eidireeted to review the parking and traffic problems at the inter- ,I
section of High and West Main and determine if additional parking it
( should be removed at this time.
Parking 17) Captain Duncan brought to the attention of the Commission the
and , problem of jaywalking in the downtown area, The Commission was to
Traffic contact Mayor Hyder and the Downtown Association to review the
Commission l problem and determine what action might be taken, 1
Report. 18) Captain Duncan pointed out the need for a study of the - inter-
;. section of- Bolivar and West High and will report back at the next
j# Commission meeting on any additional action that will need to be
, taken.
The Commission denied the following
, 1) Request to relocate Stop sign from Old Gibler Road to
West Schellridge Road. ;
The Commission held over the request to relocate bus stop from
southeast corner of High and Jefferson to the southwest corner. Mr
' Herb, Knight is going to meet with the Downtown Association and
1, re ort back to the Parking and Traffic. Commission with any w Lion
Il taken. I
/s/ Bill Di114 Chairman.
( Councilman Hager moved that the report -be filed. Motion passed. �f
;` The following report of the Airport- Commission was presented to
!! the Council:
! A meeting of the.-Airport Commission was held at 12:30 p.m. ,
11 Thursday, September 29, 1977, at the Jefferson City Memorial Airpor�.
1; Those present were: Chairman pro tem V. Borgmeyer.; Members 11
, present were: Munzell, Wildhaber, Rackers:, ,Bates and Miller,, Also'
1present were: J. Stauffer•, New Tribune,. S., Elton, Station KWOS;
T. Rockers, New Jefferson City Flying Service; J. Drainer, Control
; Tower Chief; and J. Randolph, Airport Manager,
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The minutes of the August 23, 1977, meeting were presented.
Dr. Miller made the motion to approve the minutes as presented.
; The motion was seconded by T. Rackers and unanimously adopted.
The financial report for September, 1977, was presented.
!!After discussion Mr. Rackers made a motion to approve the report.
1!The motion was seconded by Dr. Miller.
'i Mr. Randolph reported that the Farming Lease of the excess
;,Airport property held by Mr. J. Boessen would expire on October 15. '
, He also stated that Mr. Boessen had contacted him and would like to ;;
! renew his lease for another three-year period over the same terms
!land conditions . This being the first year that the Airport Commis
1: sion had sharecropped the property, it was interesting to note that ;,
;; thb revenue-under the sharecropping lease for this year was
15,468.51 as to compare to the cash rental per acre last year of
2,232.50. After discussion during which it was pointed out that Airport
' Mr. Boessen was a satisfactory tenant and according to his present Commission
`! lease, he had the right to renegotiate the renewal of his present Report,
;! lease. Mr. Randolpph said that he had met with Mr. Boessen, and Mr.
- Boessen said that he would like to renew his lease for the addi-
ftional three years as outlined in his present lease at the same
Iterms and conditions . That is , Mr. Boessen would supply all
;! necessary seed, fertilizer, man power, and equipment needed to farm
;' the area and pay the Airport Commission 1/3 of the revenue derived
'! from the harvest, and the Airport Commission would pay 1/3 of the
hauling cost -to the elevator. After further discussion, Mr.Rackers
.! made a motion to renew Mr. Boessen's lease for another three years
Pover the same terms and conditions as his present lease. The
; motion was seconded by Dr. Miller and unanimously adopted.
Mr. Randolph reported that the FAA had made a final inspection
'1of the overlay project and that the final testing of the paving
l� service was completed on September 28, 1977, by the AMCO Testing
; Laboratory. They reported that their final inspection made or
; surpassed all of the FAA requirements . As soon as the final results
' of these test are forwarded to the FAA within a week or ten days , a .
! request of final payment will be made to the FAA.
Mr. Randolph reported that he had talked to Mayor Hyder
, regarding the Lincoln Property Exchange. Both abstracts were being
: brought u to date and that the transfer of this property could be
Jexpected Yn the near future.
;; The Budget and Finance Committee 's final draft of the 1977-78
;! budget was presented to the Commission for their approval . After
lidiscussion, Mr. Munzell made a motion to approve the budget as
ljpresented by the Budget and Finance Committee. Seconded by
ilDr. Miller and unanimously adopted.
Mr. Randolph reported that his attendance at the Airport
; Operators Council meeting in Las Vegas last week had brought out
�Iseveral ideas of interest regarding the operation of the Jefferson
'l City Airport. First , several obstacles were in the way concerning
! the takeover of the control tower by the FAA. Chairman Borgmeyer Airport
;, suggested that Mr. Randolph contact Mayor Hyder regarding several Commission
;! methods to remove those obstacles . Second, it was his opinion that � Report.
;!with an excess fund in the Federal Aviation Trust Fund, there is a
; good possibility that after the next federal fiscal year, the ADAP
Funding will continue to be on a 90-10 basis instead of the
projected 80-20 partition after October 1978. Third, if the
?!Airline Deregulation Bill clears Congress, there is a distinct
1,1poesibility that some carrier would want to enter the Jefferson
,l City market through the Jefferson City Airport.
Chairman Borgmeyer reported that he had had several complaints "
I1from Mr. Tremain, the operator of the Airport Cafe, about the low
liwater pressure. Mr. Randolph concurred and said that it had been a
:! problem as long as he had been at the airport. Mr. Rackers said
;, that he had attempted to find drawings of the water system on the
ilairport but they had probably been lost or misplaced years ago. He;
( suggested that Mr. Bates make a study of what would be needed to
�remedy this condition and to report his finding at the next Airport;
Commission meeting.
Mr. Randolph suggested that it would be in the best interest
! to start the engineering on the 12/30 runway extension as soon as
possible. In as much as engineering fees are eligible for the said`'
' project even if done before the actual said grant . Mr. Borgmeyer
t+ then asked Mr. Bates to head a committee of himself and the Building
land Grounds Committee to interview the prospective engineering
1.1firms for this work and to bring the recommendation to the Airport I
�� Commission to their next meeting.
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s Mr. Wildhaber said that several times in the past , when he hadi
come in at night , there was an automobile parked on the ramp in one,!
; of the tie down position. Mr. Randolph said that he would contact
Police Chief Patton about having the police patrol cars to check
;: the ramps during the evening hours and have any unauthorized cars
` towed from the area. Mr. Bates said that he would have signs
prepared at each of the gate positions leading to the ramp stating
' that any unauthorized cars on the ramp would be towed away.
Correspondence from the FAA was read regarding the meeting to
: be held on October 7, 1977, at the FAA headquarters in Kansas City, t
.,Missouri, to discuss the proposed closing of certain control towers ;
. in this region. Mr. Randolph suggested that we prepare a written
statement and send it to the meeting rather than to attend it in
person. However, if it appeared after further talk with the FAA
Airport : offices , that a personal appearance might be helpful, he would like ';
Commission ' to have authority to attend the meeting if he deemed it necessary.
After discussion, Dr. Miller made a motion to authorize Mr.Randolph '
Report. to attend the FAA meeting if he deemed it necessary. It was
; seconded by Mr. Rackers and unanimously approved.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned
` at 1:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted, /s/ John B. Randolph
Assistant Secretary.
; Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be filed. Motion passed�l
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Bill 74. :Amended Bill No. 74, introduced by Councilman Borgmeyer, entitled: !�
Salary "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, fixing the
Ordinance.1salaries and expense accounts of City elective and appointive s?
officials and employees , and repealing Ordinances 8604, 8714,
' 8715 and 8930 of the City, and all other Ordinances or parts of
, Ordinances in conflict helowith."
Councilman Brant movers that Bill No. 74 be reconsidered, as
' amended. Councilman Hartsfield seconded the motion that the Bill +
be reconsidered, with the amendments , stating that an Ordinance of
this kind should be enacted - better this one, with its inequities- i
than none at all . s;
A petition was presented to the Mayor, requesting that he i
, assign a Committee of his choosing, the subject of inequities of
salaries between the City Departments as well as some individual
,. salaries which possibly need to be raised, Petition signed by
Councilmen Hartsfield, Brant, Gordon, McDowell, Wildhaber,
, Whitecotton and Robinson.
Mayor Hyder stated he would appoint a Committee tomorrow to
` further consider the Bill and iron out the inequities .
The vote to reconsider Amended Bill No. 74 was as follows:
,Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield#
McDowell , Rackers, Robinson, Whitecotton
and Wildhaber.
!Councilmen voting Nay: None.
: Councilmen absent : None.
Amended Bill No 74,was then placed on final passage and was
; passed by the following vote as Ordinance No, 9048:
;' Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Gordon, Hager, Hartsfield :;
and Robinson. ,
Councilmen voting Nay: McDowell, Rackers, Whitecotton and
Wildhaber.
Bill 86 J Bill No. 86, introduced by Councilman Whitecotton, entitled:
Contract!1 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and !€
Centralia directing the Mayor and the City Clerk of said City to execute, on ;;
Security;jbehalf of the City, a contract with Central Security Systems for
Systems . 1alarm receiving equipment for the termination of one alarm circuit
;: in the Jefferson City Police Department."
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to 'i
imembers of the Council.
I ,
" Bill No. 87, introduced by-Councilmen Wildhaber and Robinson,
l entitled:
! "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing,
;!amending and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by
!iamending Ordinance 8508, by rezoning property located in Landwehr
Bill 87. 'Hills Subdivision, Section 8, of the City of Jefferson, RS-2 Single ;;
Rezoning !Family to RD Duplex."
Landwehr!' Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to '!
Hills . ! members of the Council.
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Council Meeting, Qtqb.e.r 17,
1977,,
IBill No. 77 introduced by Councilmen Borgmeyer and McDowell ,
lentitled:
VIAn Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing,
lamending, , and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by1i
iamending Ordinance No. 8508,, by rezoning 'a lot in Washington Park !I
Addition,- from C-1 Neighborhood Commercial to C-2 General Commercial
E' Bill No. 77 was read the third time by title and placed on ill 77.
Ifinal passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance ezoning
INo., 9049:
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Councilmen- voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant , Gordon, Hager,Hartsfield, liPark.
McDowell, Rackers, Robinson, Whitecotton
-and Wildhaber. -
iCouncilmen! voting Nay: None ,
Coundilmen absent: None.
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iBill No. 78, introduced by Councilmen Borgmeyer and McDowell, :Bill 78.
lentitled: !Rezoning
"An Ordinance of the - City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, :!See-More
amending and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, by and
amending Ordinance No. 8508) by rezoning lots in See-More . Subdivi- Brown's
sion and Brown's Highland Addition, from RS-3 Single Family to ',Highland
RD Duplex." I I I
Addt.
Bill No. 78 was read the third time by title and placed on
final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance
No. 9050:
"Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Brant, Gordon, Hager,Hartsfield, ;!
McDowell, Rackers, Robinson, Whitecotton
and Wildhaber.
Councilmen voting Nay.- None
Councilmen absent: None.
Bill No. 79, introduced by Councilman -Bor8meyer t entitled: !iBill 79.
"An Ordinance of the City of•Jefferson, Missourii •.authorizing and 'Agreement
, directing the Mayor and Clerk of the City -to execute a written - :Mo.State
agreement with the Missouri State Highway Commission on maintenance ;';Hwy.Comm.
lof Old Route "B".11 Route
Councilman Borgmeyer moved that we delay passage of this Bill "B".tuntil it could be checked further to see just what is included.
iMotion passed.
Councilman Borgmeyer suggested the City Council go on record in I
opposing the moving of the Post Office to Columbia. Mayor Hyder ;,Moving
stated they were transferring approximately sixty employees from of
the local Post Office to the- Airport, leaving only about five
!ij. C.
employees in the Jefferson City Office. :"Post
Mayor, Hyder stated that if there was no- objection, he would 'Office.
write a strong letter, explaining the facts, to the Postal
Authorities and to the Senators and Congressmen. There was no
objection.
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Councilman Hager moved that the Council adjourn and go into i
Executive Session. , Motion passed.
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