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HomeMy Public PortalAbout19710118 271-0 ARg ilar Council Meet mayor Christy _presided. Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Roll Call. Councilmen present: Borgmeyer, Hager, Iuen, Kliegel, Nacy, Riner, Scrivner, Strong, Wells and Wildhaber. Councilmen absent: None A quorum was declared present. 'Approval of The minutes of the meeting of January 4th were approved as received'' Minutes - - - - - - - - - - - - ,,IThe following bid was received for two (2) transmitter/receiver !!Bids - transistor mobile radio units for use by the Police Department: ,,Two-way ;radios . Columbia Electronics, Columbia, Missouri, $ 1t908. 90. 11 On motion of Councilman Wildhaber, the bid was referred to the Police Department Committee, with power to act. Motion passed. ii - - - - - - - - - - - - A request was received from Mrs . M. A. McEvers, Treasurer of the Council Council of Clubs , for the first half of the allotment from the City � of of Jefferson, in the amount of $350.00 for their Nursing Service. clubs (Councilman Riner moved that-the-request-be approved. Motion pasLedl - - - - - - - - - I Communications were received from the Fifth Hour English Class at liHealth ,,Simonsen Junior High School in regard to air and water pollution, I�Committee The communications were referred to the Public Health Committee nd ,j ,Dr. Nemer. - - - - - - - - - - - - Councilman Kliegel, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported tha', ICity Collector had requested permission of the City Council to Finance (:Collector 's hire Mrs . Virginia LaTowsky on a part time basis, as a Cit 'Committee y Clerk, at an hourly rate of $2 .25, effective as of Report January 11, 1971. 'Councilman Kliegel moved that the request be granted. The motion 1 1passed . 1 I - - - - - - - - - - - - lCouncilman Scrivner, Chairman of the Street Committee, presented ,Street 'the following report: 11committee i'Report Meeting of the Street Committee " 7:45 P.M. 1/18/71 Mr. Rackers discussed the qualifications of a clerk-typist to fill position in the Public Works Department. Three have applied but i only one application is still pending. An amount of $325.00 per Ij month was budgeted for this year. Following a review of qualifica- ls tions and experience Mrs. Helen Drinkard was approved at the following rate: $ 3�9.08 per month ($3,949.00' per year) . Mr. Kliegel moved that the application be approved. Motion passed. Isl Forrest Scrivner, Chairman. Councilman Scrivner moved that the report be approved. The motion passed. Councilman Wildhaber, Chairman of the Fire Department Committee, (presented the following report: ,Fire I Department eeting of the Fire Department Committee, 7:00 P.M. , January 13th. j Committee ue to the cutting in of the D.D.D. system, the Committee accepted Report the recommendation of the Telephone Company that the number i 635-0191 become the new number for reporting fires , in place of 118ji after April 1, 1971. The Committee recommends to the Council to it have the back-up emergency reporting fire system installed along with the new number, which would cost the City $157.30 per month and $30.00 installation charge, our present charge is $79.30. A joint meeting of the Fire and Police Committee be held soon to determine the best possible location of the new reporting system. The Committee also 0 K's the release of money budgeted for new fire hose, to allow for bids. The Committee recommends the drafting of specifications to �convert the new # 2 Fire Station to remove control to the # 4 Fire Station, if accepted by the Missouri Inspection Bureau. The Committee also recommends that Section (1) of Ordinance No�j 8311 be amended to include The Cole County Volunteer Fire Departmen �ssociation. Isl Kenneth Wildhaber, Chairman. Councilman Wildhaber moved that the report be approved. The motion passed. lCouncilman Iuen, Chairman of the Public Utilities Committee, ;presented the following report: �I PubliclIThe Public Utilities Committee of the City Council recommends the Utilities) following: Committee,l1. Install 6800 lumen mercury vapor light at end of Hogan Drive. Report!' 2 . Install 6800 lumen mercury vapor light at Central Maintenance Garage. Respectfully submitted. /s/ Frank J. Iuen, Chrmn. Councilman Iuen moved that the report be approved. Motion passed. Ii The following report of the Planning and Zoning Commission was presented to the Council: Planningt and The regular monthly meeting of the Jefferson City Planningg and Zoning Zoning Commission was held at 7:30 P.M. , Thursday, January 14 , 1971 Commission in the Chamber of Commerce Board Room at the Governor Hotel. Report The following items were presented to and considered by the Commission and recommendations are as follows: 1. Request of Edwin Costello to rezone lots 53, 54, 55, and 56 of the W. A. Beck Addition along Williams Street from A�-Single Family to E. Local Commercial. Recommend that the request be granted. 2. Request of Sylvan Lake Estates Corporation, represented by Dave Brown, to accept preliminary plats of Sylvan Lake Estates. Property is located near the intersection of Boonville Road j and Hayselton Drive. Recommended that the preliminary plat be accepted. 3. Request of Robert Major and Keith Major that tic final plat of 'gain Bills Subdivision, Section 3 be accepted by the Council. Recommended that the request be granted. 4 . Request of Elmer Schmutxler that the final plat of Eastwood Acres, Section 4 be nccepted by the Council. Recommend that the request be granted. 5. Request of Oscar Ott that the final plat of Herman John Subdivision be accepted by the Council. Recommended that the request be granted. Very truly yours , /s/ Jack Jordan, Secretary. In response to the re-referral of the p ro osed Zoning rdinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission, we refer you to our letter of May 150 1979 in which this Commission recommended that the Ordinance be adopted along with changes that have been made since the proposed Zoning Map was printed. It is the opinion of the Commission that a meeting of the City (Council be called to conduct a duly advertised Public Hearing concerning adoption of the proposed Toning Ordinance. It is further the Commission's opinion that the members of the Planning and zoning Commission along with a representative of Harland Bartholomew & Associates be invited to sit with the Council so that questions concerning the proposed ordinance may be directed ) to them. The Commission feels that the proposed Zoning Ordinance should be considered for adoption by the Council at an early date. Very truly yours, /s/ Jack Jordan, Secretary. Councilman Wells moved for a division of the question. The motion passed. Councilman Wells then moved that the report be approved. The motio passed. On Item No. 2, Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the Committee of the Whole meet with the Planning and Zoning Commission along with a representative of Harland Bartholomew & Associates. Motion passed. The following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was presented to the Council: 27P !Meeting was held January 12 1971, 8:00 A.M. , with the following members present: Chairman kindlay, Vetter, Whaley, Patton and -Rackers . !The commission makes the following recommendations: 11) That the "No Parking'I signs be re-installed on Handley Lane as Parking per the Ordinance on record due to the continuing traffic and problem and lack of adequate trafficway for emergency vehicles. Traffic 12) That a new vehicle count be taken at the Jefferson-Capitol Commission Avenue intersection to determine the needs for a 4-way stop. Report 3 That the request for vacating three (3) parking spaces in front of City Hall for City business be denied due to enforcement problems that would result. 4) That District 5 Engineer, Mr. Ray Lahmeyer, be contacted by the ! Joinf City-State Relations Committee requesting the Highway Department give immediate consideration to the possible exten- sion of Route 179 to Highway 50 and also a possible relocation of Route B presently leading into Jefferson City on Greenberry Road, due to Increasing traffic congestion. Respectfully submitted, Isl R. Dale Findlay, Chairman. SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT TO COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES DATED January 12, 1971: lParking and Based upon individual discussions and review with members of ITraffic the Commission subsequent to its regularly scheduled meeting Commission January 12, 1971, a majority of the members concurring therein, it (Supplemental is recommended that the consulting engineering firm of Johnson, Report Brickell, Mulcahy & Associates, Inc. , Kansas City, Missouri, be approved to conduct a traffic safety analysis pursuant to the city's declared intention to proceed with the TOPICS Program (Urbank. Traffic Operations Program to Increase Capacity and Safety) . The above recommendation was made on the basis of this firm's previous experience and expertise in the preparation of this type of analysis as represented by similar studies they have conducted for other Missouri communities. It is understood the analysis will be conducted contingent upon ] the availability of Federal monies to underwrite the cost of the analysis and approval for the expenditure Of Such monies by the Missouri Division of Highway Safety. It is further understood the city' s share of cost for the ,analysis shall be provided solely through the provision of technical;, assistance and services in kind. Respectfully submitted, Isl It. Dale Findlay, Chairman. Councilman Wildhaber moved that the first report be approved and that he be notified of the next meeting. The motion passed. Councilman Wildhaber moved that the Supplemental Report be approved After some discussion, Councilman Riner asked for a roll call vote. The motion passed by the following vote: Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, luen, Kliegel, Nacy, Scrivner, Strong, Wells and Wildhaber. Councilmen voting Nay: Hager and Riner. - - - - - - - - - - - The following report of the Parking Authority was presented to the Parking Council: Authority The Parking Authority met January 5, 1971, 7:00 P.M. , with all Report members present except Charles Czarlinsky and John Hahn. 1. Chairman and presented some financial data relating to investments and mature dates of invested parking garage funds as follows: treasury bills $125,000 which matured December 31, 1970, earned $8,873.26 in interest, which was sufficient to pay for the construction of the new office of the Parking Authority Supervisor. Reinvestment of $165,000 in treasury bills which will mature in January, 1972. 2. Bids received for office furniture and equipment for the Parking Authority office were scrutinized and due to the wide variation in prices and type of equipment quoted, the Authority alloted $325.00 for the purchase of a desk, chair and two side chairs, and in all cases the two low bids were to be used and the purchase was to be made on the basis of the best type of furniture available for the price quoted. 3. Mr. Hartley was advised to inquire as to the availability of the used typewriter in the office of the City Collector, and $100.00 was alloted for the purchase of a used adding machine. 0 1 c7 Meeting, .,January !4. A letter was read from the Human Development Corporation Irequesting four rent-free parking spaces on city operated lots ; the i ,�cost allowance to be used as part of the local share of the operat- i ;ling budget of the Human Development Corporation. The Authority lifelt it did not have the right to allow free parking on city owned IVroperty without Council approval and a motion was made by Mr. IlFindlay, seconded by Mr. Schulte, that the request be denied. 111REGARDING PARKING LOTS : Motion made by Mr. Schulte, seconded by Mr. Rackers, that the Ilot south of the 400 block of East High Street be taken over by the liParking Authority for monthly parking at the rate of $6.00 00 per montt . Motion made by Mr. Hammond, seconded b Mr. Strong., that the ,;lot known as the Remley Lot in the 200 bloNt of Monroe, be taken :over by the Parking Authorit� for monthly parking at the rate of Parking ;'$8.00 per month, starting Fe ruary 1st. Authority ); Motion made by Mr. Schulte, seconded by Mr. Strong, that the Report Mot south of the alley, in the 300 block of Monroe, be taken over y the Parking Authority, with ten (10) stalls being metered and 1-the remainder used for monthly parking at $7.00 per month, starting 'February 1st. Motion made by Mr. Schulte, seconded by Mr. Hammond, that Jim (Hartley be appointed Parking Authority Supervisor at a starting of $700.00 per month, effective upon Council approval, and !that he be required to move into the city limits within six months from the date of appointment. he Authority makes the following RECOMMENDATIONS: III 111. That the parking meter maintenance man at the Street Division be transferred to the Parking Authority, at his present salary, witt ;his salary being paid out of General Revenue until November when all sparking meter revenues are transferred to the Parking Authority. That the Director of Public Works obtain bids for three-wheeled 6otor scooters for use of the meter maintenance man and meter maids . !13. That an additional Meter Maid be hired to replace Sergeant 1 I!Scheppers, the new Meter Maid to be paid out of General Revenue until November. te. That the Ordinance regulating metered parking on High Street changed from a one-hour limit to a two-hour limit, to be consistent with the time indicated on the meters. 15. That multi-coin parking meters, similar to those in the 100 Plock of East High Street, be installed on the new parking lot nortJ I of the 200 block of East High Street, and also to replace the old I existing meters in the 100 block of West High Street, the 300 block Of East High Street and the 200 block of Madison Street, and at the Isame arrangements that have been made for the other meters which ere installed previously. ENERAL: That the Hawthorn Garden Club, in conjunction with the )owntown Merchants ' Association, and other interested civic groups, )e consulted and approached in connection with the necessity to design a with and assist financially in landscaping the various ilots, wit sgecial attention on the lot at 200 East High, since this s in the heart of the downtown Jefferson City. Chairman Haake expressed deep concern over the mere paving of the lots and stressed the importance of beautifying and landscaping as part of an overall environment improvement program. There being no further business the Authority adjourned at 10:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, /a/ Larry Haake, Chairman. 1ouncilman Strong moved that the report be approved. Motion passed - - - - - - - - - - laouncilman Wells, Chairman of the Special Committee to research the proposed flood insurance resolution, presented the following report: Pursuant to action at the last Council meeting, the Special Committee to research the proposed flood insurance resolution has et twice during the last two weeks and makes the following report. 274 _ ary_ - ' The Committee consisting of Councilman Wells, Wildhaber, _ Strong and Nacy, met on January 6 with Mr. Ted Herron of the Housing Authority, Bert Koester and Jack Jordan of the Zoning and �IPlaning Commission, and Mr. Ed Rackers and Roger Verslaus, Director; Hof Public Works. The Committee met again on January 12 with all i! �Committee members present plus Mr. Koester, Mr. Jordan, Mr. IiSpecial Verslaus and Mr. Cliff Summers of the Missouri Water Resources ,.Committee Board. ;tReport '! During the two sessions many facets of the proposed resolution Ithe were discussed. It was generally agreed among those present that " (Flood flood insurance proposal was one facet of a long-range program Insurance) ( designed to either move business and residents out of the designated I1flood prone areas or to force them to build above the level ddesignated as the 100 year flood level. The insurance would provide federally subsidized insurance �1coverage while the residents or businesses are in the area. Since !! the flood insurance proposal, even though handled through the IlMissouri Water Resources Board, and the Jefferson City Housing { Authority both head up in the Housing and Urban Development IDepartment of the federal government , it was felt that there need i !be no unresolvable conflict between the two agency groups . The flood insurance resolution is a first step. Through (passage of the resolution as proposed by Councilman Strong, it i !;would make the flood insurance program immediately available. The Isecond step requires approval of an ordinance. We have till December 31, 1971, to complete this. I! Accordingly, a motion was made by Mr. Nacy and approved by the.' Committee as follows : "We recommend that the Council approve the resolution as proposed by Councilman Strong. We further recommend that a public hearing be held soon to determine interest in the program and to make known the full facts and intent ' of the resolution. " ! i Honorable Mayor, with this report and recommendation we consider our duty discharged as Assigned by you at the last ii +!Council meetin Respectfully, /s/ J. Delbert Wells, Chairman. Councilman Wells moved that the report be approved. Motion passed. ,; ~ IThe following report ofthe Airport Commission was presented to the ; �SlCouncil: I A meeting of the Airport Commission was held at 8:00 P.M. at Airport the Airport on January 13, 1971. The following members were ;Commission present: Messrs . Borgmeyer, Dallmeyer, Iuen, Oschner, Wildhaber Report and Chairman Hendren. Also present were Messrs. Asel, Randolph, Mike Riley, City Attorney, and Byron Kinder, Attorney for it (Industrial Aviation. l The minutes of the Airport Commission held on December 2, 1970 were presented and approved. I The financial report for the month of December, 1970, was read by Mr. Randolph and approved. j Mr. Hendren then presented two letters from J. Dawson, one letter from Central Missouri Realty Co. , and one letter from Industrial Aviation - all requesting permits for commercial operations on the Airport as listed below. li J. Dawson - Permit to rent space for aircraft storage in his hangar when completed. Also a permit to engage in. student instruction and charter services effective January 1, 1971. The charges for these permits were as follows: Aircraft storage, no charge; Student Instruction, $50.00 per month; Charter Service W25.00 per month. Mr. Randolph stated that Mr. Dawson had paid the ); .00 fees for the January, 1971, operation. Central Missouri Realty Co. - Permit to rent space for �! aircraft storage in their hangar. No charge. Industrial Aviation - Permit to rent space for aircraft j storage in their hangars . No charge. j A motion was made by Mr. Dallmeyer, seconded by Mr. Oschner toll ,grant all four requests. It was then unanimously adopted. Mr. Asel then discussed a plan submitted by Radio Station KLIK � to supply background music in the Terminal Building. KLIK would contract to supply same for the sum of $17.00 per month. The present contractor, Hackman Music Company, charges $35.00 per month ! Reeular Council -Meeting,,, Ja nun ry I;After discussion, Mr. Wildhaber made a motion to accept the KLIK j!proposal and instructed Mr. Randolph to cancel the Hackman Contract : at t he earliest possible date. The motion was seconded by Mr. !;Dallmeyer and passed unanimously. Mr. Asel then discussed progress of the VORLOC II installation ' He stated be was trying to get power to the site of the D.M.B. in the Missouri River bottoms near Cole Junction. When this is ::accomplished the Cubic Co. will install same. Mr. Randolph then :,explained that the F.A.A. had approved the on-site location of the transmitter and that the City had made application to the F.F.C . ;for authority and wave length to operate same. Mr. Asel and Mr. Airport ',Randolph were then instructed to proceed with all necessary Casks Commission li;;to get it in operation. Ii Report. ,. Mr. Randolph then reported that the City had received a check I' for $1, l 291.22 from the Federal Government as payment of the govern- (! *nts share of a project involving land acquisition and air ease- !:ments . There being approximately $1, 100.00 more override due the City Mr. Randolph was instructed to proceed with the filing of ,"application for same. Mr. Hendren then reported that Industrial Aviation had brought !.,their account up to date, through December, 1970. He also explaineci ';that a balance of $3,920.00 was still outstanding due to a mis- dcalculation in the Industrial Lease. Mr. Kinder, representing ;!Industrial Aviation, stated that he didn' t know who wrote the lease ;!and that Industrial Aviation had been paying the amount the lease 'called for. He felt that an honest error had been made and that Industrial Aviation should not be required to pay the difference. 11ndustrial Aviation has now a new lease dated October 1, 1970, gcorrecting this error. After a lengthy discussion, a motion was !Made for Mr. Wildhaber and seconded by Mr. Borgmeyer then unanimous-' Ily passed instructing,-Mr. Hendren to write a letter to Mayor Christ), .,explaining to him what had happened and that the Airport Commission I 1, ! unanimously recommended that the charge be waived. ItotaMr. Hendren then reported that he had been asked by J. Dawson take whatever steps necessary to change his lease so that 1,J, Dawson and his wife were the lessee 's instead of Jefferson City Ylying Assn. , Inc . , as written. On motion of Mr. Oschner, seconded1l by Mr. Dallmeyer and passed unanimously Mr. Hendren was instructed ito contact Mr . Dawson and work out whatever was needed to make the change. Mr. Randolph reported that the blacktopping along the edge of Ithe taxiway south of the Terminal Building has not been accomplishe� Aue to weather conditions . A temporary thin asphalt mix will be lapplied as soon as a day suitable for this operation is available. IThe permanent repair will then be made in the spring when weather 11is suitable. Mr. Randolph stated that he was working with the G & H Electric Co. , regarding some questions about past due bills . G & His checking same and will report their findings at a later date. Mr. Wildhaber made a motion to prohibit the installation of a itaxiway between the hangars of the National Guard, the Central Missouri Realty Co. , Jefferson City Flying Assn. and the present a arking lot. After a full discussion the motion was seconded by r. Dallmeyer and passed unanimously. Mr. Asel reported that he had discussed with Mr. Tremain, the fact he was three months in arrears in his payment to the City '(October, November, December, 1970) . He stated Mr. Tremain told iim that he had one more payment to a bank and he would then catch � the back payments to the City. Mr. Dallmeyer made a motion to ;the Chairman, Mr. Hendren, that �e write Mr. Tremain a letter IF uesting immediate payment of the arrears . Seconded by Mr. schner and passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted, Isl John B. Randolph, Ass ' t. Sec 'y. 'Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be approved. The motion Annual �Pas'ed. - - -- - - - - - - - ReportIrlity Collector Ed Cole presented his annual report for the fiscal City year as to collections in each fund. Collector, ouncilman Borgmeyer moved that the report be approved. The motion passed. .1 r7 Bill No. 76, introduced by Councilmen Nacy�and YIuen, entitled: IiBill 76 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson creating the position of ilCreating City Counselor, prescribing the duties of the City Counselor and !position of ! City Attorney and the compensation for each office. " OCity 'f Councilman Wildhaber moved that Bill No. 76 be held over until next;�Counselor. meeting. The motion passed. !i - - - - - - - - - - , Bill No. 78, introduced by Councilman Scrivner, entitled: { 1 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending Ordinanc No. 8177, The Parking and Traffic Code of the City of Jefferson, by ! changing Section 10.300, removal of vehicles." ' Bill 78. �, On motion of Councilman Scrivner Bill No. 78 was read the third ;+Amending ' time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the (Parking +'' following vote as Ordinance No. 8332 : ? and Councilmen voting Aye: Borgmeyer, Hager, Iuen, Kliegel, Nacy, ��Traffic Riner, Scrivner, Strong, Wells and ,Code. Wildhaber. Councilmen voting Nay: None Councilmen Absent: None. i Councilman Iuen, Chairman of-the-Public Utilities Committee, Resolution introduced the following resolution. Street (Lights. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council, City of Jefferson, Missouri.; that the Missouri Power & Light Company make the follow- ing installations in accordance with recommendations presented to the City Council by its Committee on Public Utilities and adopted by said City Council on January 18, 1971. Ii 1. Install 6800 lumen mercury vapor light at the end of Hogan Drive. !I 12. Install 6800 lumen mercury vapor light at Central Maintenance lE Garage located at 831 East Miller Street. 'Adopted: January 18, 1971 . /s/ John G. Christy, ! President of the Council. Councilman Iuen moved that the Resolution be adopted. The motion �! passed. ' - - The following resolution was introduced by Councilman Strong: !,Resolution (Flood WHEREAS, the City of Jefferson City, Missouri, under the ,Insurance provisions of Chapter 89, Missouri Revised Statutes , had the authority to regulate and restrict the construction of buildings l and the use of land within its ,jurisdiction, for the purpose of promoting health, safety, morals, or general welfare of the Community; and WHEREAS, the Community is increasingly subject to development due to continuous City growth and the resultant land need for its industrial commercial, residential and recreation expansion; and WHEREAS, certain developed and open-space areas within the jurisdiction of the City are subject to periodic flooding with f associated loss to individuals property owners and subsequently to Ithe Community; and WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes the potential for elimin- ating or reducing future loss or damage to property within these flood prone areas through application of land use and building regulations, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the City Council will: 1. Recognize and duly evaluate flood hazards in all official actions relating to land use in the flood plain areas having special flood hazards ; l , II. Will enact by December 31, 1971, and maintain in force for areas having special flood hazards , adequate land use and control measure with effective enforcement provisions consist- I ent with the criteria established by the FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION of the U.S.DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING and URBAN DEVELOPMENT: III. Will take such other official action as may be reasonably necessary to carry out the objectives of the adopted Flood Plain regulatory program including: A. Assisting in the delineation of limits of the Flood Plain on available local maps of sufficient scale to identify the location of building sites ; (_.r 7 ._Regina,r.. com ct1.....meeting.--_January__.1. B. Furnishing to all interested parties as may be requested information concerning new or substantially improved structures within the flood hazard area; and C. Cooperation with other governmental agencies in studying, surveying, mapping and identifying flood prone areas and cooperating with neighboring jurisdictions in order to prevent aggravation of the flood problem in adjoining flood plains. IV. And will designate the Planning & Zoning Commission of Jefferson City, Missouri, as the authority responsible for implementing the commitment made herein; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council, acting for and in behalf of the City of Jefferson, respectfully requests that FLOOD INSURANCE be made available to those owners of existing property and to small businesses located within flood prone areas of the City, under the provisions of the National Flood Insurance Act of 1968 (Title XIII of the Housing and Development Act of 1968, 42 U.S .C. 4001-4127) , as amended. Submitted: Approved: January 18, 1971 5th Ward Councilman ,Attest: /s/ Margaret Christian City Clerk /s/ John G. Christy, Mayor. Councilman Strong moved that the resolution be adopted. The motion passed. Resolution The following Resolution was introduced: Sewer District January 18, 1971. No. d BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Jefferson, 116 "A" 6asouri, that the work of constructing Sewer District No. 116 "A", be and is hereby approved as the Council finds that said work was done according to plans and specifications . January 20, 1971. Adopted: January 18, 1971 Attested /s/ John C. Christy, /s/ Margaret Christian President of the Council. City Clerk Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the resolution be adopted. The motion passed. The following Resolution was introduced: Resolution Dogwood January 18, 1971. and BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Jefferson, Tower Missouri, that the work of constructing Dogwood Drive from Tower Drive. Drive to West Edgewood Drive be and is hereby approved as the Council finds that said work was done according to plans and specifications. Adopted: January 18, 1971 January 20, 1971. /s/ John G. Christy, Attested President of the Council. /s/ Margaret Christian, City Clerk Councilman Borgmeyer moved that the resolution be adopted. The motion passed. Parking - - - - - - - - - - and Councilman Iuen referred the matter of the installation of control Traffic Isignals at Grandview and Ihler and Lola and Ihler to the Parking Commission. and Traffic Commission. Adjournment Councilman Riner moved that the Council adjourn under the rules. The motion passed.