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Home My Public Portal About19660321 3 '8 16 .,-Regular---Council .Meeting..-March 21,_19 616. I,' Mayor Christy presided. Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Prayer. Councilmen Present: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Rinert Scrivn er, Roll Call. Skain, Stone Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Councilmen Absent: None. 0 A quorum was declared present. ----------- The minutes of the meeting of March,7th. , were approved as read. Approval of Mintite s . ----------- A request was received from Ted J. Herron, Executive Director of Parking & the Housing Authority for a 20 mile per hour speed zone on Eliza- Traffic beth, Buena Vista and Elm Streets. The matter was referred to the Commission. 1 Parking and Traffic Commission. ii ----------- Mayor Christy submitted the following as members of the Planning Planning Commission for Proposed Annexation Area: Commission Mr. Jack Jordan, Chairman; Mr. Israel J. Collier, Mr. Sheldon For Proposed Gentry, Mr. J. George Robinson, Mrs. Evelyn Ragain Smith and Mr. Annexation V. B. Saville. Area. On motion of Councilman Scrivner, the appointments were approved. 'j: The motion passed. ----------- The following Judges for the General Election to be held April 5th, , Judges were submitted to the Council: for DEMOCRATIC ELECTION JUDGES General Judges Alternates Election.1 First Ward - First Precinct Mrs. Ruth Jones, 626 E. Capitol Mrs. Mary Ann Struempf, 618 E. Mrs . Nan Tucker, 633. E. High Capitol. Charles Grant, 630 E. High Mrs . Gus Wynn, 618 School E. W. Yankee, 110 Lafayette Second Precinct Joe Nacy, 328 Ash Myrtle Vaughn, 810 E. Capitol Mrs. Emma Crosby, 316 Locust Marie Bernskoettcr, 200 Afili Ina•. Ruth Pollock, 206 Pine Marie Rackers, 217 Center Third Precinct Mrs. Marvin Thomas, 101 Lincoln Mrs. Ted 11arrison, 313 Buchanan Mrs. Donna Smith, 205 N. McKinley Mrs. Chester Buckner, 1529 E. High Mrs. Vincent Koester, 110 Riverside Mrs. Clyde Whitener, 305 Buchanan �k Second Ward - First Precinct Wade Condit, 214 Jackson Mrs. Sadie Bell, 421 a Monroe Dorothy Atkisson, 406c Jefferson Mrs. Grace Roberts, 117 W. McCarty Mrs. Ruby Vaughn, 212A-E- McCarty Lillian Oliver, 130A E. High Second Precinct i: Robert Tolin, 113 Adams Mrs. Maurine Griggs, 413 E. Capitol Mrs. Opal Neal, 208 Marshall Mrs. Edna Straub, 309a Jackson Mrs. Cleo Ells, 510 E. Capitol Mrs . A. A. Lister, 413 Capitol ' is Third Ward " First Precinct Mrs. Bertha Elliott, 619 W. High Mrs. Shirley Tripp, 619 W. High Mrs. Mary Cleophia Rodeman, 230 Miss Minnie Kroll, 319 W. High W. McCarty Mrs. Nell Rice, 607 W. McCarty Mrs . Harriet Nienheuser, 625 W. McCarty. Second Precinct 1! Elmer Schepprs, 728 Cliff Mrs. Jean Griggs, 110 Fulkerson Mrs. Mary Lou Shouse, 309 Clay Mrs. C. H. Schulte, 306 Bolivar J. C. Waters, 108 Fulkerson Mrs. Mary Lou Johnson, 821 W. High ___Regular Meeting, March_ 21,_1966 Third Precinct Mrs. Edith Blume, 1218 W. High Catherine Case, 1414 W. McCarty Mrs. Myrtle Edmonds, 1350 W. Main Mrs. Catherine Pittrich, 1415 W. McCarty Noland Chappel, 1514 W. Main Mrs . George Woods, 204 Hart Fourth Precinct Mrs. Hazel Natsch, 1722 W. Main Miss Ola Fogleman, 110 E. Circle Mrs. L. E. Wyrick, 1610 Hayselton Betty Ruth Headley, 1928 W. Mair Paul C. Eppenauer, 2009 Meadow Lane Paul Huston, 1916 Allen Fifth Precinct Fred McGhee, 2109 Forrest Drive Mrs. Jane Paulus, 2218 Hillsdale Mrs. Ann Abbott, 210 BelAire Mrs. Jane Dampf, 2205 Oakview Mrs. Wilma Neutzler, 2310 Oakview Mrs . Elizabeth Burrus, 104 N. Ridgeway. Fourth Ward - First Precinct Mrs. Norma Prenger, 616 Broadway Mrs . Helen Branch, 509 Broadway Mrs. Elsa Smith, 419 W. Miller Seldon Mae Abbett, 308r W. Dunklin Mrs. Lucille Wells, 701 Mulberry Dorothy Rackers, 213 W. Elm Second Precinct Mrs. Gerre Rackers, 1207 Southwest Mrs . Hazel Holzem, 972 Westwood Mrs. Chas. Enloe, 908 Broadway Mrs. Stanley Tallman, 1106 Pamela Mrs. Virginia Eveler, 522 Stadium Miss Orlen Kester, 1111 Jefferson Third Precinct Bobby Amos, 1204 St . Marys Mrs. Marjorie Lutkewitte, 601 Beck .Miss Carrie Miller, 1210 St. Marys Mrs. Goldie Surface, 606 Waverly Mrs. Lillian Rush, 632 Virginia Mrs. Mary Kitchens, 606 Waverly Fifth Ward - First Precinct Miss Helen Kauffman, 407 E. Ashley Zola Johnson, 501 Marshall Mrs. Lydie Irwin, 605 Monroe Hallie Collier, 720 Lafayette William Wines, 712 Lafayette Phyllis White, 624 Lafayette Second Precinct Les Groff, 1129 E. Dunklin Mrs. Eva Steward, 1110 E. Dunklin Mrs. Lon C. Stone, 15 Ilobbs 'Terrace Dorothy Campbell, 1111 E. Dunklin Mrs. Lillian Bonds, 806 E. Elm Betty Black, 707 E. Miller Third Precinct Mrs. James Reeder, 301. Tyler Fern Taylo} 1212 Adams Mrs. Pearl Tuber, 414 Russell Ruby Heller, 316 Case Mrs. Chas. Bi.nney, Tanner Bridge Mrs. Hattie oecher, 1024 Oak Road Fourth Precinct Mrs. Roy Henley, 1619 Greenberry Mrs. Ralph Jobe, 1221 Madeline W. D. Keller, 1103 Vineyard R. G. Gilcrest, 1203 Winston Harry Griffith, 1208 Moreland Mrs. Erika Dickson, 1305 Winston Democratic Registration Clerks Furst Ward - First Precinct - Mrs. Klyde Morse, 202k Lafayette Third Precinct - Mrs . Pearl Hickey, 414 Lark Second Ward - Second Precinct - Mrs. Lucille Cybofsky, 504 E. State Third Ward - Second Precinct - Mrs. Teresa Donohue, 723 W. Main Fourth Precinct - Roy C. Cobble, Jr. , 112 Boonville Fifth Precinct - Mrs. Irma McBride, 110 Forrest Hill Fourth Ward - Third Precinct - Mrs. Virginia Duenkel, 613 Elm Fifth Ward - First Precinct - Mrs. Helen Niekamp, 403 E. Ashley Third Precinct - Mrs. Laverne Nichols, 417 Russell REPUBLICAN JUDGES AND CLERKS Ward One - lst Pct. Mrs . Albert Oeschle, 709 E. High Mrs. Chas Forbis, 212 Lafayette Mrs . T. E. Markle , 702 E. High Mrs. Lydia Whitley, 609 E. High Mrs . Effie Baldwin, 413 Marshall 2nd. Pct, Mrs . M. M. Snell, 904 E. High - Registrar M. M. Snell, 904 E. High Mr. R. D. Matthews, 819 E. McCarty Mrs. Betty Bruemmer, 800 E. McCarty Mrs. Wm. Miller - 901 E. Capitol. Mrs. Iva Ward - 1114 E. High 1 - 37"o lA-r-.Nv-e-t.in&..—Ma-rch-�,2 1 9-6-6- 3rd. Pct. Mr. Guido Butzer, 129 Riverside Dr. Mr. Jack Wells, 1304 E. High Mr. Antone Eisterhold, 109 Polk St. Mrs. Lula Bradshaw, 209 McKinlqy MiA. Enos Eggers, Old Hwy, 50 East Ward Two - 1st. Pct. Mrs. Hilda Kassebaum, 102 Jackson - Registrar Carrol Green, 107 Madison Miss Kathryn Bauer, 504 E. High Mrs. Edithe Lightfoot, 405a Washington Street 2nd, Pct. Miss Frieda Coyne, 414 E. Capitol Mrs. Gladys Buescher, 417 E. Capitol Miss Ethel Gibler, 112 Jackson Third Ward - 1st. Pct. Mr. S. T. Nix, 229 W. McCarty Registrar Mrs. S. T. Nix, 229 W. McCarty Mrs. Christine Walthers, 211 Mr. John Dietrick, 1408 W. Main Bolivar 2nd. Pct. Mrs. Orville Schulte, 1027 W. Main , Mrs. Elizada Payne, 716a W. Main Mrs. Raymond Caspari, 201 Clay 3rd. Pct. .Mrs. Elmer Foerster, 1926 W. Main - Registrar Mrs. Clyde Asher, 1202 W. Main Mrs. Norbert Walters, 1600 W. Main Mrs. Jerry Colvin, 1611 Marian 4th. Pct. IMrs. Hugo Schubert, 502 Boonville Mrs. Geo. Englehart, 134 Boonville Mrs. Robert Hedrick, 1910 Hayselton 5th. Pct. IMrs. Walter Sowinski, 301 Norris IMrs. Harry Griffin, 2516 W► Main Mrs. Russell Rinklin, 118 Forest Hill Fourth Ward - lat. Pct. Mrs. Walter Schroeder, 224 West Elm - Registrar Miss Eda Tanner, 630* Broadway iMrs. George Clark, 920 Broadway Mrs. William Stout, 322 W. Elm 2nd. Pct. !I ift. Al Peasner, 828 Fairmount - Registrar Mrs. Florence Pack, 1401 Southwest Mrs. Elva Dooling, 1117 Darlene Drive Miss Evelyn Peasner, 615 Swifts Highway 3rd. Pct. Mrs. Theo. Wisch, 607 W. Elm Mrs. Frank Osterloh, 729 St. Mary' s Blvd. Mr. Martin Loesch, 602 Waverly Fifth Ward - 1st. Pct. Mrs. Effie Coleman, 615 Madison Mr. James .Calhoun, 615 Adams Mrs. Elizabeth Colvin, 421 E . Atchison 2nd. Pct. Mrs. lvdnna Wisley, 905 E. Atchison Mrs. Orval Silfies, 714 Cardinal Mrs. Emil Wilbers, 623 Locust Mrs. Marie. Velttop, , 701 Walsh Street Registrar 3rd. Pct. Mrs. Clarence Linhardt, 1413 Monroe Mrs. Marcella Schwaller, 905 Monroe Mrs. Wm. Englebrecht, 424 Hickory 4th. Pct. II Mrs. John Croessmann, 1407 Isom Drive Mrs. Everett Marten, 1340 Winston Drive IMrs. Margaret Levy, 1111 Vineyard Square Mrs. Arthur Raithel, 907 Moreau Drive - Registrar Regular Meeting, March 21, 1966 t) On motion of Councilman Hawes , the Judges were approved. The motion passed. ----------- Polling The following Polling Places were submitted by the City Marshal for Places. the General Election to be held, April 5th. , 1966: General VOTING PLACES General Election Election. April 5th. , 1966 FIRST WARD: Precinct 1 Capital City Upholstering Company Precinct 2 915 East High Street Precinct 3 East End School .SECOND WARD Precinct 1 222 East High Street Precinct 2 Court House Basement THIRD WARD Precinct 1 N. 0. Nelson Mfg. Company - 308 Mulberry Precinct 2 Capital City Telephone Garage Bldg. - McCarty & Bolivar Precinct 3 St. Joseph' s Old Folks Home Precinct 4 West School Precinct 5 St. joseph' s School - West Main Street FOURTH WARD Precinct 1 Carpenter' s Building - Broadway & Dunklin Precinct 2 South School - 301 Linden Street Precinct 3 Southwest School - St. Mary' s Blvd. FIFTH WARD Precinct I Annex Central School - x,15 East Dunklin Precinct 2 Don Awe Dancing School - Elm & Clark Precinct 3 Thorpe Gordon School - 1201 Jackson Precinct 4 Moreau Heights School On motion of Councilman Hawes, the Polling Places were approved. The Motion passed. ----------- Finance The following request to the Finance Committee was presented by Committee. Councilman Haake: March 18, 1966. Mr. Lawrence Haake, Co- Chairman Mr. Robert Debo, Co-Chairman Finance Committee Jefferson City, Missouri Gentlemen: The time has come when more funds is needed in our Building Maintenance and Extra Help Categories. We will be overdrawn in both of these Categories with the month of March expenditures, therefore we request an additional sum of $4,421.00 in the Extra Help Category for the remaining four months, and an additional amount of $350.00 in the Building Fund. Thanking you in advance for this and past favors, I am Respectfully yours, /a/ Claude E. Short Chief of Police ,Councilman Haake moved that funds be appropriated from the Mayor' s Contingency Fund. The motion passed. ----------- Public A request was received from Milo Beck to install a fire hydrant at Utilities 814 Southwest Blvd. The request was referred to the Public Utilities Committee. Committee. ----------- t6 `1'2 __......._.__w_._. .,__mRegular_Meet-ing,.,._March 21, 1966 It The following report of the Street Committee was presented to the Street Council: Committe Hon. Mayor and City Council Report. 4 City of Jefferson �i Missouri .r 1 Gentlemen: Ij STREET COMMITTEE REPORT The Street Committee met on Monday, March 14, 1966, At 4:p.m, ; !! at Southwest Blvd. and Tower Drive. Present for this meeting were: '; ( Montie Willcoxon, Chairman; Councilmen Stone and Kliegel; Ed. I, Rackers, Director of Public Works; also present were Councilman ! Debb and several property owners adjacent to the drainage creek. The Committee and the property owners discussed the problem }{ and observed the conditions prevalent along the problem ditch. The Committee suggested that the Director of Public Works contact Mr. Sheldon Gentry, the developer, to see if anything could it be worked out to simultaneously solve the sanitary sewer and the storm drainage problems . i j; Respectfully submitted, j; Montie Willcoxon, Chairman Meeting of March 21, 1966,at 7: 30 p.m, Present were: Chairman Montie Willcoxon; Councilmen Riner, Kliegel and Skain; r! Street Commissioner, Charles Enloe and Director or Public Works, Ed. Rackers. i` The Committee met to discuss the drainage ditch along 'Boonville �+ Road and recommended that the ditch remain pending the outcome of the proposed curbing and guttering improvement scheduled for this l summer. Councilman Willcoxon moved that the first part of the report be approved. The Motion passed. Councilman Willcoxon moved that the second part of the report be approved. Councilman Stone Tasked for a roll call vote. The second portion of the report was approved by the following vote: Councilmen voting Aye: Deno, Hawes, Kliegel, Scrivner, Skain, It Van Loo and Willcoxon, 7 1! I Councilmen voting Nay: Haake, Riner and Stone. 3 ` ----------- �k 1 The following names were submitted by Councilman Scrivner as Appointments I! Patrolmen on the Jefferson City Police Department, effective Police �{ April 1st: Dept, Charles Jerome Colter and Larry Gene Ludwig. j Councilman Scrivner moved that the appointments be approved. The motion passed. ----------- Ir !� The following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was Parking & �4 presented by Councilman Hawes, Chairman of the Commission: Traffic PARKING AND TRAFFIC COMMISSION Commission t The Parking and Traffic Commission met at 7: 30 p.m. on Monday Report, (� March 21. The Commission recommends: I The elimination of a "two hour parking zone" on the west. side of the 700 block of Madison St. from the alley south to Ashley. ` The crosslight signal at Lutheran School on Swifts iI Highway be moved from the intersection to the crosswalk and that �i the street department do as much of the work as possible. A "loading zone" be established in the 100 block of Lafayette at the Salvation Army building. A "no parking zone" on the west side of Jackson from Dunklin north to the end of the Employment Security property. The elimination of all parking restrictions on the south side of East Atchison from Clark Ave, east. Regular Meeting, March 21, 1966 A "no parking none" on the south curb of Capitol Ave. east for 100 feet from Cherry Street and west for 50 feet from Cherry. The implementation of Phase Two at Dix Road and West Main. No Parking 50 ft. from the east curb of Walnut St. , east on the South side of the 400 block of W. High. /s/ Perry W. Hawes, Jr. March 21, 1966. Mr. Perry Hawes Chairman Parking & Traffic Commission Dear Mr. Hawes: Reference to instructions received by this department to study the feasibility of changing the present signal system from flashing red, East and West, and flashing amber, North and� Srnith, to be reversed during ice and snow, it was learned that the last two (2) snows,the areas around the signalized intersections were checked and it is the recommendation of the Traffic Division that the signal lights remain under the present operation, based on the following: (1) Since most drivers are creatures of habit, it would take several days for local drivers to become aware that a change has been made, therefore creating a hazard in itself, by drivers failing to see and obey the signal. (2) In most instances where the streets are ice covered, unless vehicles either have chains or very good snow tires, it first becomes necessary for the vehicles to get to the intersection before the change would benefit the drivers. (3) In most instances the icy condition at the signalized intersections only last for an hour or so before the cinders and salt has melted the ice, the street is clear, and the signals are placed back in operation. (4) The basic traffic safety rule encourages all motorists to decrease their speed upon approaching any intersection, thus by changing the signals from their present operation would tend to encourage tale motorist to increase his speed in order to gain enough traction to make the grades leading to the uptown area from the south. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Lawrence C. Patton Traffic Captain. Councilman Hawes moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed. Public The following report of the Public Utilities Committee was presented Utilities by Councilman Debo: Committee March 21, 1966 Report. Mayor Christy: Your Utilities Committee recommends the following street light installations to the Council: 1. Install new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light in the middle of the 500 block in the alley between East High and East McCarty. 2. Install new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light as near as possible to 2310 Oakview. 3. Replace existing light at the corner of St. Mary' s and Howard with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light. 4. Replace existing light at 1832 Randy Lane with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light. 5. Install new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light midway in the 1200 block of Moreau Drive, between Vineyard Square and Leslie Drive. On motion of Councilman Debo, the report was adopted. .The motion passed. ----------- TA Regular. Meeting, March 21, 19,66 i; Councilman Deb.o , Chairman of the Public Utilities Committee pre- Public sented the following report in regard to bus transportation: Utilities March 21, 1966 Committee Hon. Mayor and City Council Report. Jefferson City, Mo. Gentlemen: For more than a year, your Utilities Committee has been try- ing to find an answer for transportation of bus passengers in Jefferson City. i! We have had nearly a dozen proposals, which I will outline later. Frankly, as Chairman of this Committee, I am at the end of i the rope and I have no recommendation to make to the Council. However, for your review and information, I would like to outline some of the proposals to you. Last Thursday night, the Committee held a meeting in the City Council Chamber. Unfortunately, only two members of the Committee were present, myself and Larry Haake. Also present from the Council were Councilman Hawes, Councilman Stone and Councilman Kliegel. Also present were Mr. Gentges of the Hertz Rent-a-Car people, and , Mr. Federhofer of Avis, and a number of drivers and employees of Glen Watson. You may want to jot these figures down and do comparable com- putations on what it would cost to lease buses . We were told that a 21-passenger bus would cost around $9400 to purchase, without ' tax, and a 15-passenger bus would cost around $7000 to purchase, without tax. A`bus that would seat about 45 passengers would cost approximate $18,000. We interrogated Mr. Gentges and Mr. Federhofer and we arrived at a figure, using the smaller bus, to lease these buses for one year (this would be six of the smaller buses and two of the larger ones) would be in the neighborhood of $75,000. Presently, there are eight drivers and a manager working for Mr. Watson. They average 51 hours a week, at $1. 39 an hour. We figured labor would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $50,000 ca year. So we are talking about $125,000-a-year operation, if we lease. We were told the present buses cover about 610 miles a day, operate 307 days a year. These buses; take in approximately $70,000 a year from their riders . So this would mean a deficit of about $55,000 a year, if we leased. As you are aware, we also have had an offer. from Virgil and B. J. Wells of the City Cab Company. Their proposal was to operate . a taxi service covering about the same routes that the present bus system does. They would pick uppassengers at bus stops and carry them to another bus stop at the rate of 25fi and there would be no transfer. Their proposal was made only in case Mr. Watson quits operating his bus service in Jefferson City. Another proposal came from Jim Haake . He wanted the exclusive , franchise for the taxi and bus service in Jefferson City. He also said that he would not offer transfers . Mr. Tom Rose, our City Attorney, told us that we could not grant an exclusive franchise !' and this seemed to rule out Mr. Haake. Another proposal came from the present operator of the school buses, this is Mr. Leslie Joyce, His proposal was that he would haul only school children. He told us that he was not interested in the entire bus operation and that he was not interested in a isubsidy. However, his proposal was made only if Mr. Watson goes out of business and he said it would take several months for him to order buses. There have been numerous other proposals that I have heard on I the street. One was -- cut the fare to 10e and everybody ride. Another was -- make it a complete government operation at no charge. and I could go on and on. As I stated earlier, I have no recommendation. This has been 3; t one of the toughest problems ever assigned to me and I am sure it' s the toughest problem the Utility Committee has tackled. Gentlemen, that' s my report. We can continue to meet, and meet again, and meet again. -I would estimate that we have had at least 30 meetings on this and we find no solution. Respectfully submitted, Isl Robert L. Debo Chairman, Utilities Committee Councilman Debo moved that the report be filed without recommendation. The motion passed ------------ Accounts & The following report was submitted by Councilman Stone: Claims March 21, 1966 Committee Chairman, Accounts and Claims Committee Report. City Hall Jefferson City, Missouri The following bills have been approved by the various Department Heads and Fiscal Officer: General Revenue $23,743.03 Parking Garage 872. 26 Airport 3, 291. 91 It is requested these bills be approved for payment. Isl Joe Abernathy Fiscal Officer Councilman Stone moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed. ----------- Annexation Councilman Hawes, presented the following report: and Redist" Annexation and Redistricting Committee ricting Committee The Annexation and Redistricting Committee met at 7 : 30 p.m. Report. on Tuesday, March 15 in the Council Chambers . R. L. Hawkins, special attorney for the City, reported Judge Riley had disqualified himself and will not hear the Area A Annexation case. He will be replaces by Judge Sam Semple. The case is set for July 7 and 8, 1966. After the annexation discussion was completed, each committee member received a city map delineating the five wards and their precincts and a summary of each precincts population and of each precincts registered voters . Mr. Willcoxon moved a poll be taken by the city' s two city political committees of the incorporated area and of the proposed annexation areas. The motion passed. The chairman appointed Mr. Kliegel and Mr. Haake to contact their respective City Committees to obtain their agreement for this ' polling proposal and to develop a plan for a Joint poll, Councilman Hawes moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed. ------------ Planning & The following report of the Planning & Zoning Commission was pre- ing sented to the Council: Commission Planning & Zoning Commission Report. City of Jefferson, Mo. March 14, 1966 Gentlemen: The Jefferson City Planning & Zoning Commission at official meeting held March 10, 1966; recommend the following action taken 17"6 Regular Meeting, March 21, 1966 a this meeting to City Council Members. 1. The request of Mary Julia Dix Smith, Marjorie L. Dix and T. Mahan Smith requesting rezoning of the real estate which they own, known as 631, 633, 635, 639 and641 East Capitol Avenue and 116, 118 and 118k Lafayette Street; that the pro- perty be rezoned from "Y' Multiple Dwelling to "E" Local Commercial. The Commission recommends that the request be granted. The Commission recommended by separate action that the re- mainder of the property on the north side of E. Capitol Avenue ►! in the five and six hundred block from private alley in the five hundred block east to Smith and Dix property lines and I north to city alley also be rezoned to "E" Local Commercial. 2. The request of the Jefferson City Housing Authority for approval of sale of land located on the corner of Jackson and E. Dunklin to the Division of Employment Security for use as a parking lot. The Commission recommends that the request be approved and a special permit be granted for use as a parking lot. 3. The request of Ralph Kalberloh to have property in the 5001 block on Hart St. rezoned from "B" two family,ldwelling, to "I" Light Industrial. 0 The Commission recommends that the request be granted. 4. The request of J. Raymond Brummett and Major Brothers to rezone land in 11-44-12 in the western edge of the City limits along service road of new Highway 50 West Expressway from IIAII- I to "E" Local Commercial. --quest be denied at this The Commission recommends that the re time, pending completion of Highway 50 West Expressway, and that the request be re-submitted at a later date along with docu- ments of approval from the property owners within the legal 185' distance. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Bert Koester, Chairman Planning & Zoning Comm. ,'Councilman Haake moved the adoption of the report. !;The motion passed. ----------- A license request for the operation of a television and FM radio Cable TV ,transmission system was received from Communication Systems Corpor- I License. lation, Huntington, New York. Councilman Debo moved that the request be filed. The motion passed. ------------ The following communication was received from Tweedie Fisher, Legal Action !Attorney at Law, representing Cure-Linhardt Construction Company in , on Parking Itheir suit against the City of Jefferson. Garage. P. Pierre Dominique lAttorney at Law 1302k East High Street iJefferson City, Missouri Re: William D. Cure and Ernest F. Linhardt, d/b/a Cure-Linhardt Construction Company vs, City of Jefferson Case No. 21,567 Regular Meeting, March 21.,, 1966 Dear Mr. Dominique: On March 11, 1966, on behalf of the above-named plaintiffs, I made an offer to the defendant through you and Mr. Rose ' s office. This offer was based upon certain conditions . Since this offer of March 11, 1966, was made to you and Mr. Rose, I had a conference with you in which I understood that you advised that the City Council did not act upon our offer in its official capacity at a council meeting as required by law and ordinance. It is, therefore, assumed that because the City Council did not officially act upon our offer of March 11, 1966, that the offer was not before the City of Jefferson, defendant in this case, and therefore the City did not have lawful notice nor -did the City of Jefferson lawfully act upon the plaintiffs' offer of March 11, 1966. Over the period of years, the plaintiffs have earnestly attempted to compromise and settle their claim against the City having made several offers, each of which was rejected. Because of the tremendous expense on behalf of the plaintiffs in prosecuting their claim against the City, the offer of March 11, 1966, was submitted to the City after full and long consideration of all of the factors involved. It was thought that the offer was certainly reasonable in view of the fact that the City has made use of the Jefferson City Parking Garage since its opening in 1961; whereas, the plaintiff construction company has not had use of monies justly due and owing to it. We, therefore, have no alternative but to commence preparation for the third trial in this lawsuit, which as you know is scheduled only a month away. We are most anxious and willing to settle with the City of Jefferson if it would do so. Certainly, you recognize that we are not attempting to settle on simply our terms but must take into consid- eration many circumstances. We have other commitments, and we have tremendous expense as previously pointed out. Although we have no alternative at the present time but to con- sider that the offer of March 11, 1966, was not lawfully acted upon, it is our understanding that the City Council meets this evening; and if it desires on behalf of the City of Jefferson to accept our offer as previously made to you on March 11., 1966, the plaintiffs will accept such offer to you as full compromise and settlement provided the City Council acts upon the same tonight and makes im- mediate payment. Very truly yours , /s/ Tweedie Fisher Councilman Miner moved that their offer be rejected. The motion passed. Bill No. 144 Bill. No. 144, introduced by Councilmen Stone and Van Loo entitled: Appropriation "An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of February, 1966." (Payment of Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Bills.) Stone, the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7758. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Lao and Willcoxon. 10 Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen absent: None. 0 Bill No. Bill No. 145, introduced by Councilmen Stone and Van Loo entitled: 145. "An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of March, 1966." Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Appropriation Van Loo, the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third (Salaries) time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7759. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and 318 Regular Meeting, March 21, 1966 Willcoxon. 10 Councilmen voting nay: None. 0 Councilmen absent: None. 0 Bill No . 146, introduced by Councilman Debo, entitled: Bill No. ".An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, prescribing and 146. fixing rates and charges for the use of public sewers and the Amending sewerage system of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, requiring payment Sewer of such rates and charges, repealing Ordinance 7579 and containing Service a savings clause." Charge Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Debo, the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7760. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen absent: None. 0 Bill No. 147, introduced by Councilman Riner, entitled: Bill No. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and 147 . directing the Mayor and Clerk of the City to execute a written Contract contract, for and in the name of the City, with Harold G. Butzer, with Inc. , a corporation, of Jefferson City, Missouri, to perform Harold certain heating work in the City Hall Building." Butzer, Inc. Read first and second time by title and on motion of Councilman Riner, the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7761. Councilman voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen voting absent: None. 0 Council Hawes asked unanimous consent to introduce Bill No. 148, entitled: "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri repealing Ord. Bill No. Number 7741 of the City prohibiting the parking of motor vehicles 148. on the south half of Atchison Street east of Clark Avenue." Prohibiting Councilman Hawes asked for unanimous donsent for second and, thtrd parking on reading and final passage of the Bill. Councilman Skain objected. the south half of Atchison St. east of ------------ Clark Ave. Amended Bill No, 133, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Amended Bill "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, relative to the No. 133. demolition or removal of buildings and providing a penalty for Regulating violation thereof." the demolitio On motion of Councilman Willcoxon, the bill was read the third and removal o time by title and was placed on final passage and was passed by buildings. the following vote as Ordinance No. 7762. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen absent: None. 0 Bill No. 139, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled: Bill No. 139 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the No Parking on c�il t� Meeting,_ South parking of Motor vehicles on the roadways of the City, prescribing side of a presumption and providing a penalty." Dunklin On motion of Mr. Hawes, the Bill was read the third time by title between and was placed on final passage and was passed by the following Clark & vote as Ordinance No. 7763. Ewing. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 39—°I Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen absent: Riner. 1 Bill No. 140. Bill No. 140, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled: No parking "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the at 1204 E. parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City prescribing Atchison. a presumption and providing a penalty, and repealing Ordinance No. 7741 relating to the same subject." Councilman Hawes moved that Bill No. 140 be withdrawn. The motion passed. Bill No. 141. Bill No. 141, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled: Stop on "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the Locust at operation of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City and pro- Dunklin. viding a penalty." On motion of Councilman Hawes, 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. 7764. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain ,Stone and Van Loo. 9 Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen Absent: Willcoxon. 1 Amended Bill Amended Bill No. 142, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: No. 142. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the No Parking parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City, prescribing on north side a presumption and providing a penalty." of Miller On motion of Mr. Scrivner, the Bill was read the third time by title between and was placed on final passage and was passed as Ordinance No. Benton and 7765 . Gordon St. Councilmen voting Aye: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and Van Loo. 9 Councilmen voting Nay: None. 0 Councilmen absent: Willcoxon. 1 Mayor' s Councilman Haake stated that he approved of the Mayor' s Planning Planning Commission for Proposed Annexation Area but had hoped that the City Comm. for would hire professional planning engineers. He asked that the Proposed Commission have a preliminary plan within six months consisting of Annexation a comprehensive street and zoning plan so that the Planning and Area. Zoning Commission would have a guide for their decisions. Resolution - The following resolution was presented by Councilman Debo: Street RESOLUTION 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 March 21, 1966. 1. Install new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light in the middle of the 500 block in the alley between East High and East McCarty. 3 C90 -'Regglar MeetingNqgch 21. 1966 2. Install new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light as near as possible to 2310 Oakview. 3. Replace existing light at the corner of St. Mary' s and Howard with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light. 4. Replace existing light at 1832 Randy Lane with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light. 5. Install new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light midway in the 1200 block of Moreau Drive, between Vineyard Square and Leslie Drive. Adopted: March 21, 1966 Isl John G. Christy —11 President of the Council Councilman Debo, moved the adoption of the resolution. ij The motion passed. ------------ Councilman Debo referred a request to remove parking on the east Parking & side of the 700 block of Michigan Street to the Parking and Traffi6 Traffic Commission and that Max Durham, Ed. Drinkard, Jim Robinette and Commission. Vic Phillips be notified of the meeting. ------------ i On motion of Councilman Riner, the Council adjourned, under the rules. The motion passed. di ti