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Home My Public Portal About19671016 125 R_eular Council Meeting,_ October_ 16, 1.9671._ . Mayor Christy presided. Prayer. Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Roll Call. Councilmen present: Haake, Hawes, Hiesberger, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, and Van Loo. Councilmen absent: Debo, Stone and Willcoxon, absent with leave. A quorum was declared present. Approval The minutes of the meeting of October 2, 1967, were approved as received, of Minutes. -------------- Polling Places The following polling places were presented for the Special City Election: Special WARD 1 Election. Precinct 1 - Capital City Upholstering, 631 E. High Street 2 - Medical Center, 915 East High Street 3 - East School, 1400 East High Street WARD 2 Precinct 1 - Court House, High & Monroe Streets 2 - N. O. Nelson Plumbing Company, 308 Mulberry Street 3 - Union Hall, 230 West Dunklin Street WARD 3 Precinct 1 - Becker Bldg. (A. T. Becker), 400 Brooks 2 - St. Joseph's Home, 1350 West Main Street 3 - West School, 300 Dix Road 4 - St. Joseph's School, 2303 West Main Street WARD 4 Precinct 1 - Luthern School, 201 Swifts Highway 2 - South School, 301 Linden Drive 3 - Southwest School, St. Mary's Blvd, WARD 5 Precinct 1 - Thorpe Gordon School, 1201 Jackson Street 2 - Old Moreau Heighta School, 900 Moreau Drive 3 - McClung Park, 900 block Oakwood 4 - Moreau heights School, 1404 Hough Murk Road Councilman Kliegel rrroved that the polling places be approved. The motion passed. -------------- Judges of The following list of judges and registration cicrits were presented for the Election, Special City Election to be held on November 7th: Ward 1 - 1'rer,inct 1 Mrs, Ruth JoncH, 626 Hear El. Capitol - Mrs, Flora Mantle, 702 L. High St. Mrs, Nan Tucker, 0';31 E. Iligh - Mr. Albert 0ech8le, 709 lr., High St, Mr. E. W. Yankee, 110 Lafayette- Mrs, 1,ydia Whitley, 609 E. High St. Mrs, Klyde Morse, Registrar, 202 Lafayette Street Ward 1 - Precinct Ruth Pollack, 206 Pine Street - Pearl Snell, Registrar, 904 E. High St. Bridget Wingo, 411 Cherry Street - M.�vM. Snell, 904 ;E. High St. Emma Crosby, 316 Locust - Mrs: i_va Wairc�;e�l� � rl�, -T3pg[i'StMcCarty St, Ward 1 - Precinct 3 Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, 101 South Lincoln Street = Mrs, Al Turner, 1400 E. Water Mrs, Donna Smith, 303 North McKinley Street - Mrs. Eula Bradshaw, 209 McKinle Mrs, Vincent ICoester, 110 Riverside Drive - Mrs. Albert Bond, 120 Riverside Dr. Cyrilla Carmack, 1605 E. Miller, Registrar Ward 2 - Precinct 1 Opal Neal, 208 Marshall - Mrs. Ethel Hagener, 505 E. State Maurine Griggs, 413 Capitol - Mrs. KGerald F. Schaeffer, 4 113 Adams St. Dorothy Stewart, 532 Capitol - Mrs. FuNh a ine Bauer 5018.5018. pyig son Ward 2 - Precinct 2 Bertha Elliott, 619 W. High - Mrs, Christine Walther, 213a Bolivar Nell Rice, 607 W. McCarty - William Renner, 328 W. McCarty Mrs, Edward Rodeman, 230 W. McCarty - Mrs. Lucille Dodson, 1222 Jefferson Theresa Donohue, 723 W. Main, Registrar Ward 2 - Precinct 3 Wesley H. Mueller, 212 W. Dunklin Street - Edna Zehendner, 630 Broadway Mrs. Helen Branch, 509 Broadway- Edna Sullivan, 630 Broadway Mrs. Harvey Abbett, 308 R. West Dunklin- Cornelia Timmerberg, 706 Broadway Mrs, A. J. Prenger, 616 Broadway, Registrar 126 Regular Council Meeting, October 16, 1967 Ward 3 Precinct 1 Rose Franke, 1005 W. High - Mrs. Elzada Payne, 716a W. Main Jean Griggs, 110 Fulkerson - Mrs. Raymond Caspari, 2{{01 Clay J. C. Waters, 108 Fulkerson - �rviflc I a ultc4,0 RLdr�rar y 1027 W. Main Ward 3 - Precinct 2 Mrs. Edith Blurne, 1218 W. High - Mrs. Norbert Wolters, 1600 W. Main Mrs. G. E. Woods, 204 Hart - Mrs. Clyde Asher, 1202 W. Main Mrs. Myrtle Edmonds, 1350 W. Main - Mrs. Arnold Weiss, 1605 W. McCarty Catherine Brown, 1615 W. Main, Registrar Ward 3 - Precinct 3 Roy Cobble, Jr. , 112 Boonville Road - Mrs. George Englehart, 134 Boonville Rd. Jerry Patterson, 1215 W. High - Brenda Lindersmith, 336 Donald Mrs. L. E. Wyrick, 1610 Hays elW0% geUrbfrt Miller 105 gg,�oville Rd Ward 3 - Precinct 4 o er a meyer, Jr. , 1U, orest ill, registrar Ann Abbott, 210 Belair Drive - William Sippel, 322 Crest Drive Archie Abbott, 210 Belair Drive - Helen Sowinski, 301 Norris Drive Wilma Neutzler, 2310 Oakview - Marie Griffin, 2516 W. Main Irma McBride, 110 Forest Hill, Registrar Ward 4 - Precinct 1 Mrs. Virginia Eveler, 522 Stadium - Mrs. Florence Pack, 1404 Southwest B. vd Mrs. Dorothy Ross, 609 Thompson - Ada Peasner, 615 Swifts Highway Mr. Francis Corrigan, 1414 Southwest Blvd. - R� ina I-Iuh 1463 GrFeger.r. Rd. Ward 4 - Precinct 2 Mr. AI-Yffasner, r 'airmoun , egi rar Mrs. Charles Enloe, 908 Broadway- Mrs. Elva Dooling, 1117 Darlene, registrar Mrs. Pearl Taber, 414 Russell - Mrs. George Clark, 920 Broadway Mrs. Carriette Tallman, 1106 Pamela - Li�iby ParEe, 511h Mylber follow Road Ward 4 - Precinct 3 Mrs. aster oesc , rog Mrs. Lillian Rush, 623 Virginia St. , Registrar - Mrs. Theo. Wisch, 607 W. Elm Mr. Bobby Amos 1204 St. Mary's Blvd. - Mrs. Frank Oster•loh, 729 St. Mary's Carrie Miller, 1210 St. Mary's - Oscar Sanders, 1313 St. Mary's Mrs. Belva Hackman, 1511 St. Marys Ward 5 - Precinct 1 Bill Wines, 818 Lafayette - Mrs. Marcella Scilw[rller, t)or) Motrr•oc Laverne Nichols, 417 Russell - Mrs. Win. 1':ngelbrec.lit, 424 Hickory J11mef3 Reeder, 301 'Tyler- Mrs. Sehila Ittrrer, 11111 Morrr•oe Grace Johnson, 1030 E. Duniclin, Registrar Ward 5 - Precinct 2 Mrs. lsva Stkyrarcl - Mr.s. Ivanna Wistey, 905 l.. Atchison Mrs. Josic liendersoll - Mrs. Orval Silfi(!s, 715 Cardinal Mrs. Paul Markway - 1Vli,ii; Wl jiv, �Vr�iyorrllloy`7r1'0 ii��t�r', r olli-ttinrr Ward 5 - Precinct 3 Marry Griffith, 12011 Moreland - Mr. bread '1'unrrrrr , 1001 1�'uir•rirc1r11t Rosalie Wankurn, 928 Fairmount - Mrs. Muriel liueff, 1003 U.ticwood Hazel Vetter, 1241 E'lmerine - Mrs. William Nixon, 1301 E'niinence Esther Prengm—, 1124 Fairmount, Registrar Ward 5 - Precinct 4 Rosalie Forck, 1419 Dixon Drive. - Mrs. Everett Marten, 1340 Winston Drive Willard Stockman, 1455 Greenber•r•y ltd. - Mrs. Fred 'fanner, 1001 Fairmount James D. lleidbreder, 1336 Rosevalley Dr. - Mrs. harry Raithel, 1221 Moreland Mrs. Ernest Runkle, 1303 I.aee, registrar Councilman Kliegel moved that the judges and clerics be approved. The motion passed. A request was received from Mrs. Arthur H. Beck and James R. Strong to Director initiate action to obtain access to the city sewer system for property in the of Public 2400 and 2500 block of Industrial Drive. The request was referred to the Works. Director of Public Works. Councilman Scrivner, Chairman of the Police Department Committee, reported Police Dept. that his committee had met with the City Attorney in regard to an ordinance Committee regulating mufflers on motorcycles. The City Attorney stated that the present Report. ordinance is adequate and suggested that citizens report violations to the Police Department. Councilman Scrivner moved that the report be approved. The motion passed. Regular Council Meeting, October 16, 1967 Parking and The following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was presented to Traffic Comm, the Council: Report. "The following constitutes the report of the regular meeting of the Parking and Traffic Commission held at 8:30 a. m. on October 10, 1967. The Commission makes the following recommendations to the Mayor and the members of the City Council: 1 . The Commission recornmends the adoption of the Loading Zone Criteria, Fees and Procedure attached to this report and made a part hereof. 2. The Commission recommends the channelization of traffic at the Clark Avenue-Dunklin Street intersection in accordance with the attached plan and layout, and further recommends that the traffic chatinclization facility be installed on a temporary basis for a thirty-day trial period. The Commission further recommends that parking not be restricted on Clark Avenue from the intersection of Dunklin Street to Atchison Street, but rather be restricted only as the attached plan indicates and requires. 3. The Commission recommends the installation of stop signs oil the north side of the following intersections with High Street: Chestnut, Ash, Pine, Center, Olive, and Dawson. 4. The Commission recommends that the request for speed limit signs on Elizabeth Street be denied. This and similar situations will be acted upon upon adoption of a uniform signing procedure presently under study by the Commission. 5. The Commission recommends the installation of a stop sign on 1,'illmore Street at the intersection before entering Broadway Street. 6. The Commission recommends eliminating tile north and south stop signs on Broadway Street at the 'Intersection of Atchison Street. 7. Tile Commission recommends that the request for "head in" parking at Miller and Madison Streets be denied. 8. In connection with the request for one-way traffic on West Main Street at West High Street, the Commission recommends that the Director, of Public Works conduct appropriate traffic counts In this area--thia area will be the subject of further study and future recornnictidation8. 9. 'I'll(! Coni.inission recommends the request for two-hour parking in the 400 block of ] ast McCarty Street he denied. 10. The Collililigslon recollilliends that parking be prohibited on the south side of the 700 block of We McCarty Street, titarting at a point 300 feet West of the west cl1rh tille of liolivav Street and extell(filig in it westerly direction 50 feet. It . '111v Colmllis..'doll 1,1!("om luendt-1 no parking hot%vevii the liotirri of 7 a, in. and 1) :1. Ill. and '1 11, Ill. '1110 (; 11. Ill, on hoth sido.,4 of ll •oadmly Street from the interscction of Wotit Iligh Sti-cot to the Inter4oction of Wall Street; and further 11(11(1101 Ill 11C.Ilds tlllkt parking, be prohibited betwoon tho hours of 7 a. in. and 9 a. Ill. and 4 1). Ill. and G 1). Ill. oil both tildos of Wetit fligh Street from 13roitdway '41-cet tot the to the State Capitol, 12. The Commission recommends that Orditiatice No. 7622 (providing for angle parking in the 500 block oil the vilat Hide of Bolivar Street) be repeated. 13. 'I'lle Commission recomi-nen&j no parking (Jay or, night on the west side of Monroe Street from the Elxpres8way to the intersection of Miller, Street. 14. The Commission recommends that a tichool croming be established on Jackson Street between points 70 feet and 80 feet south of the south curt) of Woodlawn. 15. The Commission recommends no parking day or night on the east side of Boonville Road from the intersection of Main Street and Boonville Road to a point 200 feet north of tile norti, curb tine or Main Street. 16. The Commission urgently recommends that the City Council expedite the procurement of the "No Parking, 7 a, in. to 9 a. in. , and 4 p. in, to 6 p, m. signs to be used in the Jefferson 13ullding at-ca. All members of the Parking and 'rraffle Commission were present with tile exception of Mr. Pope and Mr. Ilawes--Mr. Hawes was absent due to illness. Respectfully submitted, /8/ J. W. Kelly, Chairman LOADING ZONE CRi,n--.,I1IA, PEES AND PROCEDURE Conditions: 1. No alley or offstreet space available for, loading use. 2. No existing loading zone within 100 feet of proposed zone (unless user required to cross street). 3. A minimum average of tell loading and unloading stops per day (8:00 a, m. to 5:00 p. in. ) per five-day week--Monday through Friday, as determined by use analysis to be conducted by Director, of Public Works--such analysis to 128 Regular Council Meeting, October 16, 1967 include an evaluation of weight and size of loads and loading and unloading time. Restrictions on Use: 1. Loading zones shall be used by commercial vehicles only. 2. Maximum time limit per vehicle for loading; or unloading;--15 minutes. 3. Loading zone use shall riot, be restricted to tiny particular businossa or carrier, 4. No parking of private or commercial vehicles permitted in loading zones during hours such areas are designated as loading zones. 5. Loading zones shall be subject to any parking prohibitions that may be in effect in the same block. 6. All vehicles using loading zone shall park parallel to the roadway. 7. Maximum length of loading zones shall be 36 feet--minimum length 18 feet. Loading zones shall be established in 18-foot increments only, 8. There shall be no more than three loading zones nor more than 30 per cent of block face length of loading zones per block. 9. Loading zone permits shall be for a period of one year--January 1 through December 31, New permits may be issued at any time with annual fee prorated on a quarterly basis. Fee Schedule on Loading Zones: The fee for loading zones shall be a minimum of $3, 50 per foot per year, which amount equals 20 cents per day for an 18-foot zone (based on a 6-day week). Procedure: I. Applicants shall obtain application forms from the Director of Public Works. 2. Applicants shall complete the application form and submit same to the Director of Public Works with a deposit of $10. 00. 3. The Director of Public Works shall review each application and forward such application to the Parking and Traffic Commission with his recommendations. 4. The Parking and Traffic Commission shall review each application and recommendation and make appropriate recommendation to the Council. 5. Applicant shall be notified of approval or disapproval by the Council--fee refunded if application is disapproved--billed for balance of fee if application is approved. Applicant must pay the balance of the fee due within 15 days of approval by the City Council. Remarks: The Parking; and Traffic Commi4ssion recommends that the�oreg;oing :apply to all existing loading; zones and to all pending; or future r•eque:s .s for loading zones. The Commission further reconi nnends that the Council consider a hii;her fee: schedule on the major downtown streets. " Councilman Hawes moved the adoption of the report. The motion pa'stied• Councilman IIaaake reported that the reque8t, of Dr. Mnttilows for rezo►rifig of land llousiing, was located in the Progresso Project and asked ths:at it he referred front the Authority. Planning and Zoning; Commi.88ion to the Board of C(rraisanisas3ioners of the housing, Authority. The following report of the Public Utilities Committee was prevented by Public Utilitie Councilman Hiesberger: Committee 'Your Utilities Committee recommends the following; street light installations to Report. the Council: 1. Replace old street lights on Isom Drive with 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Lights. Three lights (3). 2. Replace street light at the corner of Redwood and Birch Street with 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light, Respectfully submitted, /s/ Anthony Hiesberger Vice Chairman, Public Utilities Committee Councilman Hiesberger moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed. Bill No. 71, introduced by Councilman Hiesberger, entitled: Bill No. 71 . "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, creating the office of Special Creating Deputy City Clerk, providing the number thereof, defining the method of their office of selection and appointment, their compensation, duties, oath and term of office. ,, Deputy City Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Hiesberger, Clerk's - the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and was Special placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. Election. :7957, ii i Regular Council Meeting, October, 16, 1067 1 29 Councilmen voting Aye: Haake, Hawes, fliesherger, Kliegel, Hiner, Scrivner and Van Loo. Councilmen voting Nay: None. Councilmen Absent: Debo, Stone and Willcoxon, absent with leave. Bill No. 72. Bill No. 72, introduced by Councilmen Scrivner and KIle.gel, entitled: Vacating Alley "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, vacating and discontinuing Inlot No. 689 as a public thoroughfare part of a public alley in said City and authorizing and 690. and directing the Mayor and the Clerk of the City to execute all written instruments required to confirm in the owners of the adjacent land their reversionary rights in the vacated right of way. " Read first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council, Bill No. 73. Bill No. 73, introduced by Councilmen Hiner and Van Loo, entitled: Liquor Ord. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing Sections 720 and Revisicn. 721 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, 1956 (being Sections 10 and 11 of Ordinance No. 3745 of said City) prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor within the City ►►t various times and enacting in lieu thereof two new sections relating generally to the same subject. " Read first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. Bill No. 68. Bill No. 68, introduced by Councilmen Willcoxon, Ilawes and Scrivner, entitled: Creating the "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, establishing the office of office of Deputy City Clerk, providing; tiro number of Deputy City Clerks and the method Deputy City of appointment, their qualifications, term of office and duties. " Clerks. On motion of Councilman Scrivner, the Bill was read the third time by title and was placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7958. Councilmen voting Aye: Hawes, flaake, Iliesberger, Kliegel, Hiner, Scrivner and Van Loo. Councilmen voting Nay: None. Councilmen Absent: Debo, Stone and Willcoxon, absent with leave. Re ution - The following resolution was introduced by Councilman IIiesberger: Street Lights. RI SOIXTION BE IT HEREBY RIi:SOI,VE'D by the City Council, City of Jefferson, Missouri, that the Missouri Power and l.tght Company make the following installations in accordance with recommendations presented to the City Council by its Committee on Public Utilities and adopted by ritrid City Council on October 16, 1967. 1 . Replace old street lights on Isoni Drive with 61100 i.,union Mercury Vapor Lights ('17111-ev lights (3). 2. Replace street light tit the corner of Redwood and Birch Street with 6800 I"'umen Mercury Vapor I,ight, Adopted: President of the Council Councilman Ilic t3be.rgor moved the adoption of the resolution. Tile motion passed. Resolution - The following resolution was introduced by Councilmen Ifaake and .atone: John 11. I1I.SOIXTION Bamvakais, Jr, WH RI:;AS, it has pleased Almighty God, our rather, to summon to His immortal legions our beloved fellow citizen of Jefferson City and Cole County, Missouri, John It. BamvakaiH, Jr. , Specialist Fourth Class, in the United States Army, and WHEREAS, we humbly bow to the will of Divine Providence, while ever Cherishing in our hearts tale memory of his distinguished service to our Nation, and his outstanding example to his fellow American citizens through his belief in his Country's heritage of freedom and his willingness to give his life in an effort to preserve that heritage. Now, therefore, be it I21-'ISOI,VI D, that the City Council of Jefferson City, Missouri, at its meeting arisombled on this sixteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-seven, does mourn the passing of our distinguished young fellow citizen, John R. Bamvakais, Jr. , and that we commend to all men his works, to God his spirit; and be it further RR'SOI ED, that as a token of our common sorrow, a copy of this resolution be presontud to his family. Attost: Mayor, Jefferson City City Clerk Councilman fiaake moved the adoption of the resolution. The motion passed. Regular Council Meeting,_October 16, 1967. _ r Councilman Scrivner referred the matter of a tree on Grant Street, at the IF Director of bridge approach as being a traffic hazard and the narrow curve at the bridge Public Works. to the Director of Public Works. ------------ '' Councilman Haake referred the matter of vacating two alleys, one in the 200 Director of and one in the 300 block of Fulkerson Street to the Director of Public Works, Public Works. if ------------ Councilman Riner moved that the Council adjourn, under the rules. The Adjournment. motion passed. y ------------ �j I tir i ii �i �y r i u 4 i k �ttttt 4` I� l{ i i } z, ;i I I i i}