HomeMy Public PortalAbout19670206 t Regular Council Meeting, February ti, 1967
Mayor Christy presided.
,Prayer was offered by Mayor, Christy. Prayer.
Councilmen present: Debo, Ilaake, Hawes, Iliesberger, Riner, Scrivner, Roll-Call.
Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
.Councilmen absent: hliegel, absent with leave.
A quorum was declared present.
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The minutes of the meeting of ,January 16th were approved as received. Approval of
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The following bids were received for the Wagner Place Relief Sewer:
Sterling Excavation and Erection Inc. $6, 752. 44 Opening of
Roy Scheperle Construction Company 9, 852. 75 Bids - Wagner
'Alvin Brunner Construction Company 7, 447. 57 Place Relief
Jeff-Cole 8, 736. 57 Sewer.
Markway Excavating Company 7, 746. 70
Mr. Rackers, Director of Public Works, checked the bids and recommended
that the bid of Sterling Excavation and Erection Inc. , be accepted.
Councilman Riner moved that the Director of Public Works recommendation
be approved. The motion passed.
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:Tile following bids for the electrical work at the bus garage were received: Opening of
G & 11 Electric Co. $1, 150. 00 Bids -
Jlowerton Electric 1, 590. 00 Electrical
Stokes Electric Co. 785. 00 Work - Bus
,Councilman Riner moved that the bid be awarded to the low bidder. The Garage.
motion passed.
The following bids for the plumbing; work at the bus garage were received: Opening of
Mid State Plumbing arid Heating $3, 596. 00 Bids -
.1. Dawson Plumbing and floating 2, 400. 00 Plumbing
Councilman Miner moved that the hid be awarded to the low bidder. The Work -Bus
motion passed. Garage:.
A eonlrrlllnicattion was recvivud from the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company Lease -
itl regard to the rental of propor•ty whiell the city .leases for the settle house. City Scales.
l!;ffvctive May 24, 1967, they rental will be $120. 00 per annum.
C'otlltc:ilmall Dvbo moved that the lease be accepted. 'I'hc: motion Massed.
A corrlrnttniccttion was rc.ceivc:d from MI.H. .Sr,rrreo requesting the Council to harking and
consider right turn on reed light to relieve_' traffic; congestion. The (,ornrTlurli(,ati.on'I'raffic Comm.
was referred to the Parlcirlg and 'Traffic C'onlrllissiorl.
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'I'he following; report of the Street Committee was presented to the Council: Street Comm.
The Street Committee held a meeting; in the office of The Director of Public Report.
Works February G, 1967.
Present were:: Chairman Willcoxon, Councilmen Riner, Stone and Iliesbergaer
and Ed Hackers, Director- of Public Works.
The Committee met to discuss a drainage problem near Oakview Drive adjacent
to Memorial Park,
A motion was made and seconded that the City install the pipe and bill the Park
Board for the cost of the material.
The motion was approved.
Respectfully submitted,
/s/ Montie Willcoxon, Chairman
Street Committee
Councilman Willcoxon moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed.
The following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was presented by Parking and
Councilman Hawes: Traffic
"The Parking and Traffic Commission met at 7:30 p, m. on Monday, February Comm.
, 6th and recommended: Report.
1) That the firm of Aare and Rare complete their study on the intersection of
Dix Road and West Main and to expand their study to include the intersections
of Dunklin-Clark and Hough Park-Moreau Drive;
2) A four-way stop at the intersection of Lafayette and E. Capitol;
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3) No-prirkirhg from Miller Street south to'the Fr6�liriia rr-I-Iig'fi,'driveway-^between
the hours of 3:00 p. ni. to 4:00 p. m. ;
4) The establishment of stop signs at Fulkerson, before entering McCarty St.
and before entering; Industrial Ave; at Busch before entering Waverly St; at
Williams before entering Dix Road;
5) The adoption of a uniform traffic code by reference (enacted by 73rd
Missouri General Assembly, 1965;
6) The City be authorized to enter into a contract with the Missouri State
Highway Department for school signals on State Highway right-of-way;
7) That the present school signals be changed to conform with uniform standards.
8) That additional signal directions be installed at the High and McCarty Street
signals.
9) A yield right-of-way on Brooks before entering Industrial Avenue.
10) The removal of the first meter on the north side of High at Madison.
Councilman Hawes asked for a division of the question. He moved that Item No.
3 be approved. The motion passed.
Mr. Rose, City Attorney, recommended that Item No. 5 be referred back to the
Parking and Traffic Commission for a more complete study of the present City
Traffic Code and the Model Traffic Ordinance. Councilman Hawes moved that
Mr. Rose's suggestion be approved. The motion passed.
Councilman Riner questioned Item No. 2. Councilman Scrivner stated that he
had referred the matter to the Parking and 'Traffic Commission due to the fact
that he had received several petitions and calls on the matter and suggested that
a four-way stop be allowed for a trial period. Councilman IIawes moved that
Item No. 2 be adopted. The motion passed. IIe then moved that the remainder
of the report be approved. The motion passed.
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Public Utilities The following report of the Public Utilities Committee was presented by
Committee Councilman Debo:
Report. "Your Utilities Committee recommends the following street light installations
to the Council:
1. Install one (1) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light at 5013 Crest Drive.
2. Replace existing; light at the alley in the 100 block of IIarrison with a 6800
Lumen Mercury Vapor Light.
3. Install one (1) 6800 I.,umen Mercury Vapor Light at the southwest corner of
Cedar Street where it intersects Washington.
4. Install one (1) 6800 Ltunen Mercury Vapor Light in the 600 block of Adams
at alley or Cedar Street.
5. Install one (1) 61300 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light it the southwest property
line of 1:320 Roseview Drive.
6. Add two (2) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor lights west of prefient street
lighting oil Llighway 50 West.
Respectfully submitted,
/s/ Robert L. Debo, Chairman
Public; Utilities Committee
Councilman Debo moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed.
Councilman Debo stated that the Missouri Power & Light Co. , has been making;
a study of the lighting of Highway 50 West. He recommended that the lighting
be extended to the city limits. It was referred back to the Committee for
further study.
Annexation Councilman Hawes, Chairman of the Annexation Committee presented the
Committee following report:
Report. "The Annexation Committee met at 7:00 p. m, on Monday, February 6th and
recommends to the Council that the area generally referred to as the eastern
section of Area C of the proposed annexation area, be eliminated. "
Councilman Hawes moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed.
Police Personnel The following report of the Police Personnel Board was received:
Board Report. "In accordance with Rule V, Sec. 3-b of "Rules and Regulations" of the
Jefferson City Police Personnel Board the present members of the Jefferson
City Police Department were given qualifying examinations by Colonel
Burkhalter and Dr. Miller on 26 January and by Colonel Burkhalter and
Dr. Miller on 26 January and by Colonel Burkhalter and General Heinlein on
30 January and 6 February, 1967.
The examinations consisted of a previously prepared written personnel inven-
tory questionnaire (new Application for Employment), which was submitted and
studied by the examiners, followed by a private oral interview by the examiners.
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'At its meeting on 1 February, 1967 the Board, with one member absent,
,unanimously approved the recommendations of the examiners.
�lBased on the above the Board determines the following members of the
'Jefferson City Police Department to be eligible and qualified to continue in
` their present positions:
;`Claude E. Short, Chief of Police Bobbie V. Luck, Policeman
Walter D. Dickson, Captain Kenneth W. Quinn, Policeman
IjLawrence C. Patton, Captain Larry G. Ludwig, Policeman
James W. Loethen, Captain Kenneth J. Gove, Policeman
Freeman L. Farmer, Captain Leonard Hendricks, Policeman
Omar E. Higgins, Captain Leslie O. Groff, Policeman
``[C. Richard Duncan, Lieutenant Lawrence V. Shouse, Policeman
,!Elmer A. Sehepers, Sergeant Francis W. Crews, Policeman
IlHarold D. Woodland, Sergeant James H. Bagby, Policeman
Carl L. Monteer, Sergeant James H. Lale, Policeman
;Lucille Baysinger, Corporal Charles D. Duemmel, Policeman
Jarold W. Heard, Corporal Don R. Bowman, Policeman
�Uames W. Dunnavant, Jr. , Corporal Stephen K. Welch, Policeman
11Mary Lou Holmes, Clerk Jimmy D. Fitzsimmons, Policeman
i!Eleanor L. Edwards, Meter Maid Victor I. Phillips, Policeman
Wm. G. Langedoerfer, Policeman Arthur D. Landers, Policeman
;Robert J. Langendoerfer, Policeman Forest K. Clark, Policeman
ljffarold W. Koestner, Policeman Charles J. Colter, Policeman
!!Roy P. Campbell, Policeman Kenneth J. Roods, Policeman
j4Frank J. Finke, Policeman
Trom a study of the written personnel inventory questionnaire which will be
!!the Application for Employment for new personnel and from the interviews, the
! examiners strongly recommend and the Board concurs that the Police
!Department Committee of the City Council and the Chief of Police insist on and
,pursue and aggressive program of re-training for all present police personnel
! to increase their professional knowledge and ability to bring the Department up
;to standards which will be demanded of new personnel and of candidates for
�lpromotion. (Rule VII-Rule€a and Regulations). The Board found all members
who had attended the Police Academy by the State Highway Patrol at Rolla
';enthusiastic about it and desirous of more of this sort of training.
!A copy of this report will be sent to the Chief of Police and individual letters
';to each member mentioned heroin, copy encloscd, will be delivered tomorrow.
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/a/ Lawrcncc 1,• llc,inlc�in
Major General (Ilea)
Chairman
, Councilman Scrivner moved that the report be approved and that it be filed for
;future reference. The motion passed.
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!;The following report of the Mayor's Home Rule Study Committee was presented Mayor's Home
';to the Council: Rule Study
"The Home Rule Study Committee respectfully presents its recommendation and Committee,
#'findings concerning the adoption of a charter by Jefferson City.
j;A subcommittee was appointed at the initial meeting of the committee to make
,inquiry and to gather facts concerning the views of officials of those cities in
,Missouri having a charter form of government. A total of 275 questionnaires
�1were mailed to officials and citizens of the following charter cities in the State:
11-Berkeley, Clayton, Columbia, Ferguson, Florissant, Hannibal, Indepencence,
'Joplin, St. Joseph, Springfield, University City, and Webster Groves.
�'In addition to the foregoing inquiries, the Chairman asked editors or publishers
!.of newspapers in said cities for an expression of opinion as to the degree of
:`success of the charter form of government.
jThere is attached to this report a detailed report of the subcommittee
i indicating the response from city officials of charter cities.
'!In addition to the above, individual members of the committee have made private
:inquiries from sources considered authoritative concerning advantages of the
charter form of government.
"In this connection, the committee found a general belief that a result of the
adoption of a charter form of government would make mandatory the city
manager type of city administration. The committee is aware that the Mayor
and members of the City Council of the City of Jefferson are not under this
misapprehension but, in the interest of clarity to any others who may read
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a believe 8 lou )c here s stated 1 su no c c e.
charter might provide for the mayor-council type of administration, the
commission plan, or the city manager form of government with several possible
variations of either.
It Is not within the province of this committee to suggest the course the charter
commission to be elected in the manner provided by law might follow In the
selection of the type of administration to be submitted to the voters of Jefferson
City. The committee sought to secure a time at which individuals considered
specialists in the field of "Home Rule" government could appear locally to
discuss the subject of the committee's report and at which meeting the Mayor,
Council, news media, and public could be present, but circumstances
prevented our obtaining such Individuals within a reasonable time. It was also
suggested that this report attempt to outline specific advantages which could be
obtained for Jefferson City by the adoption of a charter. However, the majority
concluded that to do so would be a direct entry into the function of the charter
commission should one be elected.
The committee has concluded that Jefferson City should give consideration to
the adoption of a charter form of government under Section 19, Article VI, of
the Constitution of Missouri. This conclusion was prompted by the following
reasons among others:
1. The enthusiastic and almost unanimous support of this type of government
by those involved in the charter type of city administration from whom information
was sought.
2. The expressions of the public, Mayor, and members of the City Council at
the public hearing held by the committee for expression of opinion.
3. A conclusion that certain substantial benefits in management of city affairs
may be derived from the adoption of a charter specifically designed for local
conditions. Current statutory types of city government are �O some extent
antiquated and are not conducive to progress and efficiency ix) administration
necessary in the modern city. By the adoption of a charter, the City of
Jefferson may be governed by the more favorable statutory provision of all
types of city government in Missouri, including those possessed only by major
metropolitan centers. Jefferson City has expeienced difficulty in the past and
has vainly sought legislation in regulating certain types of occupations or
businesses. The City Attorney, a member of the committee, had advised of the
difficulties in handling and disposition of nuisances within the city. Charter
cities have been determined by the courts to be able to annex territory without
expensive and time consuming processes of judicial proceedings.
4. A charter commission and its product could specifically provide for an
administration in which certain necessary city functions could be combined in
a single office resulting ill substantial economy In city administration.
5. Finally, if this council should submit to the voters the charter question, the
commission could submit alternative plans to the voter, and the electorate may
accept either or may reject all plans if none expresses the most popular desires.
The committee, therefore, recommends to the Mayor and City Council that there
be submitted to the voters at the next general city election the question of
selection of a commisson to frame a charter.
Respectfully submitted,
MAYOR'S HOME RULE STUDY COMMITTEE
By Isl Robert L. Hyder
Chairman
Mayor Christy stated that he had not called a special council meeting to place
the question on the ballot due to the fact that a Charter needs more study and
suggested that the Council meet with the Home Rule Study Committee and
specialists in the field of Home Rule Government to find out the advantages of
a Charter form of government.
Councilman Willcoxon stated that lie would be willing to meet with the committee
if all members would be present. Mayor Christy stated that he would set up
a meeting with the committee and the council at some future date.
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Bill No. Bill No. 103 introduced by Councilman Debo, entitled:
103. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, establishing a Sewer Division'!
Establish- within the Department of Public Works, providing for the personnel therein, the
Ing a Sewer method of their appointment and employment, their qualifications and duties and
Division, compensation.
Read first and second time by title and ordered distributed to members of the
Council.
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Bill No. 104 introduced by Councilmen Hawes and Hiesberger, entitled: Bill No. 104.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending Ordinance No. Amending
7872 of the City which established voting precincts in the Wards of the City by Precinct
repeating Paragraph (E) of Section 2 thereof relating to the Voting; Precincts in Ord. of
the Vifth Ward and enacting a new paragraph (1,') of Section 2 of Ordinance No, the City,
71172 redefining and renumbering the Voting; Precincts in the Vifth Ward of the
City. it
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Iiawes, the
rules were suspended and 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.
787 3.
Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Ilaake, Hawes, I-iiesberger, Riner, Scrivner,
Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilmen absent: Kliegel, absent with leave.
Bill No. 105, introduced by Councilman Debo, entitled: Bill No. 105.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing the Mayor and Contract with
the Clerk of the City to execute a written contract with J. Dawson, Inc. , rela- J. Dawson -
ting to the installation of heating units in the City Bus Garage, " heating of
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Debo, the Bus Garage.
rules were suspended and the Bill was mad the third time by title and was
placed on final passage and was passed by the following; vote as Ordinance No.
7874.
Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Iiiesberger, Riner, Scrivner,
Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilmen Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave.
Bill No. 106, introduced by Councilman Debo, entitled: Bill No. 106.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing; the Mayor and Contract with
the Clerk of the City to execute a written contract with J. Dawson, Inc. , J. Dawso
concerning; Plumbing; Work in the City Bus Garage. Plumbing
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Debo, the Work I3us
rule::; were suspended and thv Bill was read the third ti men by title and was Garage.
placed oar finaal 1M.- tagc ,and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No.
71375.
Councilmen voting, Ay(.-: Deho, llaalcc!, liawc t;, Hicaberger, Hiner, Scrivner,
Stone, V:au l,00 and Willcoxon.
C'cnrrrc:ilition voting.; Nay: Name.
Councilmen Absent: Kliegel, rabsVnt with lcNavO.
Bill No. 107, introduced by Councilnratr Deho, untitled: Tull No. 107.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, .authorizing the Mayor and Contract with
the Clerk of the City to execute a written contract with Stokes Electric Co. , Stokes Llectri
file. , coru:crninl; I.,lectrical Work in the City I311s Garage. "
Co. , Inc.
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Debo, the I'lectrical
rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and was Work - Bus
placed on final passage and was passed by the following; vote as Ordinance No. Garage.
7876.
Councilmen voting; Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hiesberger, Riner, Scrivner,
Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilmen Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave.
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Mr. Raekers, Director of Public Works, stated that he had checked and the Bill No. 108.
Federal Government will participate (30% of the cost) in the Missouri River Contract -
Interceptor System and the bid had been awarded to John Rohrer Const, Co. John Rohrer -
Bill No. 108, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Interceptor
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and directing the Sewer.
Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a written contract on behalf of the City
with John Rohrer Contracting Company, Inc. , a Corporation, of Kansas City,
Kansas providing for the construction of the Missouri River Interceptor Sewer
System in the City of Jefferson, Missouri. "
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Willcoxon, the
rules were suspended and 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.
7877.
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Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hiesberger, Riner, Scrivner,
i� Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
bouncilmen voting Nay: None.
i6ouncilmen absent: Kliegel, absent with leave.
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Bill No. 109. Bill No. 109, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled:
School bus An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, creating a school bus loading
loading zone on the west half of Madison Street between the south curl) line of Miller
e - Street and a point located 200 feet south of the south curb of Miller Street
Freshman between the hours of 3:00 p, m. and 4:00 p. m. , on any day school is conducted
High. at the Jefferson City Freshman High School, and providing a penalty. "
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Hawes, the
rules were suspended and 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.
7878.
Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hiesberger, Riner, Scrivner,
Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilmen Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave.
Bill No. 99. Bill No. 99, introduced by Councilmen Debo and Kliegel, entitled:
Rezoning of "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri changing, amending and
land - modifying the Zoning Map of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as incorporated
Hwy. 54 S. into Ordinance Number 5880, by rezoning certain specifically described land
from District "AA" Single Family Residence Classification to District "F"
Highway Commercial Classification. "
On motion of Councilman Debo, Bill. No. 99 was read the third time by title and
was placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance
No. 7879.
Councilmen voting; Aye: Debo, 11aake, Hawes, Hiesberger, Riner, Scrivner,
Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon.
Councilmen voting Nay: None.
Councilmen Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave.
Mayor's Mayor Christy named the following; as members of the Mayor's Salary Study
Wiiry Study Committee: Councilmen Stone, Chairman; Kliegel and I-liesberger. They are
Comm. to make a study of the salaries of City Employees and report back before the
budgets are presented.
Resiolution - rlie following; resolution was presented to the Council:
Annexation. RPNOLUTION
A I1ES0I., FI'ION OF CITY 01.0 JP,'10FERSON, MISSOURI, TO ANNEX AN
UNINC0l1P0l1A'P1,', ) AItI',A IIE'11 ;IN DESCRI13I 1) CONTIGUOUS 'r0 PR Sh;NT
COltl'O11A'1'1: I,IM1'.I'S OF CITY OF 110,1010PJISON, MIS,S011itl: AwrilORIZING
AND DIRP',C TING '1 IIE CITY ATTORNEY TO PROSI;CU'IT', AN ACTION IN 'I'IIE
NAME 011' T'llP,' CITY WIIIC;1l IIAS lil,"E'N IIP'R1,' 1'OF0RE, 1111,ED IN 'I'll],; CIRCUIT'
COURT OF COLE' C'011NTY, MISSOURI, PRAYING 1i'011 A JUDGMP.'NT
AU'1110RIZINC; SUC.II ANNP,,XA'1'I0N: AND DP,C1,ARING '!'111-: IN'1'1SN'r TO 1;FFEC'I
AND CONSUMMATE, SUC'II ANNEXATION AS OT111-111WISE' AUT11ORIZE11) 13Y LAW
W111;RI:AS, on the 7th day of March, 1966 the City Council of the
City of Jefferson, Missouri, did pans a revolution authorizing; the annexation of
two unincorporated areafi as therein described which are contiguous to the
present corporate limits of the city, and
WIlE'R1!;AS, upon further consideration the City Council has determined
that it is not reasonable and necessary for the proper development of the city for
the area of land that is first described in said resolution of March 7, 1966 to be
annexed to the city, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON,
MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS:
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That the City Council of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, a municipal corporation,
finds and declares that the annexation of the following unincorporated area of
land, adjacent and contiguous to the present corporate limits of the City, and
more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
"Beginning at a point on the easterly line of Section 30,
Township 44, Range 11, that is 660 feet, more or less,
southerly of the northerly line of said Section 30;
thence northerly along the easterly line of Sections 30
and 19 to the northeast corner of fractional Section 19,
Township 44, Range 11; thence westerly along the northerly
line of fractional Section 19 and Outlot lines to a point
that is 1557. 6 feet east of the Range Line dividing Ranges
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feet to the southeast corner of Hough Park; thence South
85 degrees 21 minutes West, 1580 feet to the southwest
corner of Hough Park on the Range line; thence north along
the Range line, 1250 feet, more or less, to the southeast
corner of the northeast quarter of Section 24, Township
44, Range 12, thence westerly to the southwest corner of
the northeast quarter of Section 24, Township 44, Range
12, thence southerly to the southwest corner of the south-
east quarter of Section 24, Township 44, Range 11; thence
easterly along the southerly line of Section 24 and the
extension easterly of said southerly line to a point that
is 880 feet westerly of the easterly line of Section 30;
thence southerly and parallel to the easterly line of
Section 30, Township 44, Range 11, to the southerly line
of the northeast quarter of Section 30, Township 44, Range
11; thence easterly along the quarter section line of
Sections 30 and 29 to the centerline of the Moreau River;
thence northerly along the centerline of the Moreau River
to a point that is 660 feet southerly of the northerly line
of Section 29, Township 44, Range 11; thence westerly
and parallel to the northerly line of Section 29, Township
44, Range 11, to the point of beginning, all of said land
lying wholly within Cole County, Missouri.
is reasonable and necessary to the proper development of said city, and that
li the City is able and will be able to furnish normal municipal services of said
City to the above described area within a reasonable time after the annexation
thereof shall become effective.
2.
That the City Attorney be, and he is hereby, with the assistance of the special
counsel heretofore employed by the City, authorized and directed, in the name
of the City, to prosecute to a conclusion an action heretofore filed in the
Circuit Court of Cole County, Missouri, praying a declaratory judgment
authorizing such annexation as provided by law.
3.
That upon the entry of the final judgment in such declaratory judgment action
authorizing such annexation, such annexation shall be finally effected and
consummated with all dispatch as provided by law.
Adopted:
John G. Christy, Mayor and President
of the City Council
Attest:
Margaret Christian, City Clerk
Councilman Hiesberger moved the adoption of the resolution.
The motion
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Councilman Debo presented the following resolution to the Council: Resolution -
RESOLUTION Street Lights.
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council, City of Jefferson, Missouri, that the
Missouri Power and Light Company make the following installations in
accordance with recommendations presented to the City Council by its
Committee on Public Utilities and adopted by said City Council on February 6,
1967.
1. Install one (1) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light at 508 Crest Drive,
2. Replace existing light at the alley in the 100 block of Harrison with a
6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light.
3. Install one (1) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light at the southwest corner
of Cedar Street where it intersects Washington.
4. Install one (1) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light in the 600 block of Adams'
at alley or Cedar Street.
5. Install one (1) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light at the southwest property
line of 1320 Roseview Drive.
6. Add two (2) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Lights west of present street
lighting of Highway 50 West.
Adopted:
President of the eouncii
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Councilman Debo moved the adoption of the resolution. The motion passed.
Sewers - Some films were shown on the sewer problem in the Morris-Edmonds Addition
orris-Edmonds Councilman Debo stated that he had been informed that some contractors
Addition. were interested in bidding on the construction of the sewers and moved that (I
the City Attorney prepare the necessary ordinance to create a sewer district i
the cost to be paid by special tax bills assessed against the property owners.
The motion passed.
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Adjournment. Councilman Riner moved that the Council adjourn, under the rules. The
motion passed. _____________
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