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...-.--.Regular .Mee.ting__-_..May._17,_19-65.
Mayor Christy presided in the Chair.
Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Prayer.
Present: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Roll Call..
Van Loo and Willcoxon. 9
Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave. 1
A quorum was declared present.
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Mr. Hawes offered the following correction to the minutes of May Approval of
11, 1965: "Mr. Rose explained that a new fire station should be Minutes.
built in the vicinity of Dix Road and Industrial Drive."
The minutes of the meeting of May 3 and May 11, as corrected,
were approved.
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A public hearing was held on the rezoning of property owned by Mr. Public
Ed Costello from "A-2" single family classification to "D" multiple Hearing on
dwelling classification. The property is located in the W. A. Beck rezoning of
addition. Mr. Costello explained that small multiple units would land from
be built in the area and office buildings. "A-211 to 11D11
Herschel Bledsoe, 620 Beck Street, Eli Schneider, Conrad Street and Residential.
Ernest L. Fischer, 1611 St. Mary' s Blvd. opposed the rezoning as W. A. Beck
they wanted the area to stay residential because it would devaluate Addition.
their property. A petition was received from property owners pro-
testing the rezoning.
No action was taken.
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A public hearing was held on the rezoning of land from District Public
"D" to District "F" Highway Commercial, constituting all of the Hearing
In-lots 700, 701, 702, and 703 in the City lying south of the south on rezoning
right-of-way line of the Rex Whitton Expressway. of inlots
There was no opposition. Mr. Riner moved that the rezoning be 700,701,702,
approved, then withdrew his motion . Action on the rezoning was 703 from
held over on motion of Mr. Riner, so as to check to see if signs District "D"
are to be placed in the required number of footage from the Ex- to District
pressway. 11F11
The motion passed.
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A public hearing was held in regard to issuing a Special Permit to Public
Mrs. Amy Stone to operate a beauty shop in her home, located at Hearing.
317 West Ashley Street. Since there were no objections Mr. Debo Special
moved that the request be granted. Permit for
The motion passed. Amy Stone
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The Special Permit for Mrs. Any Stone to have a beauth Shop in her Special
home locatdd in her home located at 317 West Ashley was passed by Permit.
the following vote:
Amy Stone.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, VanLoo
and Willcoxon. 9
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave. 1
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A public hearing was held on the amendment of the Zoning Ordinance Public
to add Sec. 1805.5 relating to projections of structures over Hearing
public streets and way. There were no objections. Mr. Haake moved on
that the amendment be adopted and that the City Attorney prepare amendmenti
the necessary Ordinance. to Zoning Or
The motion passed. -----------
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Resigna- A letter of resignation was received from Robert E. Rackers,
tion of effective June 5, 1965. On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the resignation!
R ert E. was accepted.
Rackers. The motion passed.
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Regrading & Petitions were received for and against the regrading and paving of
Paving of ;' 100 N. Taylor Street. The matter was referred to the Street Committee
100 N. Taylor. and the Director of Public Works. j
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Opening of ' The following bids for the improvement of the intersection of West !
bids for the : Main Street and Dix Road were received:
improvement Roy A. Scheperle Const. Co. $1,845. 50
of the inter Willard Stocknan Const. Co. 1,386. 50
section of Paul Prost Building 1,900. 60 r�
West Main &
Aix Road. On motion of Mr. Haake, the awarding of the bids were held over to
the next Council Meeting. It
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Opening of The following bids for alterations to the City Hall Building were
bids for received:
alternations' G. L. Alberts Const. Co. $12,905. 50
to City Hall Roy A. Scheperle Const. Co. 139194.00
Building. Schell Construction Co. 14, 669.00
E. G. (Duke) Linhardt Const. Co. , Inc. 15,096.00
, On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the bids were referred to the Building
and Grounds Committee and the Building Inspector with power to act. ;
Mr. Riner, Chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee moved
that the Committee awarded the bid to Roy Scheperle Construction Co;
in the amount of $13, 194.00.
The motion passed.
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Accounts & The following report of the Accounts and Claims Committee was
Claims presented by Mr. Stone:
Committee May 17 , 1965 11
Report. Gentlemen:
The following bills have been approved by the various Depart-
ment Heads and Fiscal Officer:
General Revenue $18,481. 54
Parking Garage 596. 12
Airport 12,807. 73
It is requested these bills be approved for payment.
/a/ Joe Abernathy `
Fiscal Officer
= On motion of Mr. Stone, the report was approved.
The motion passed.
Public : The following report of the Public Utilities Committee was submitted
Utilities by Mr. Debo:
Committee May 17, 1965 �
Report. Mayor John Christy:
Your Utilities Committee recommends the following street light,,
installations to the Council:
1. Install a new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 1413 or
1414 West McCarty.
2. Replace existing light with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor ;
light between 402 and 404 Mesa Avenue.
3. Replace existing light with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor
light on the south side of Fairmount near the intersection;
of Fairmount and Moreau Drive.
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Respectfully submitted,
/s/ Robert Debo, Chairman - Utilities.
May 17, 1965 - Regular Meeting
On motion of Mr. Debo, the report was adopted.
11 The motion passed.
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l� The following report of the Parking and Traffic Commission was , Parking &
submitted by Mr. Hawes: Traffic
Parking & Traffic Commission Commission
Report.
The Parking & Traffic Commission met at 7 : 30 p.m. in the
Council Chambers on Wednesday, May 5. Present were Councilmen
Scrivner, Van Loo, Haake and Hawes and Captain Lawrence Patton.
The following recommendations were made:
1. To establish two-hour parking in the 600 block of West
Main Street.
2. To eliminate parking on the north side of West Main Street.
for 40 feet in each direction from a point across from
j; the entrance to Jordan Street.
3. To establish no-parking on the new street connecting the
Ij Plaza Shopping Center with Waverly Street.
4. To designate Russell Street as one-way with traffic flow
to the east and to establish a three-way stop sign at the
intersection of Russell and Adams.
(1 5. To direct the Director of Public Works to write Mr. Ray
Lahmayer, District 5 engineer of the State Highway
} Department , requesting information for the Council on the
l Department' s plans to signalize existing Highway 50 West
;1 at the intersections of Dix Road, Southwest Blvd. and the'.
j+ middle entrance to the Plaza Shopping Center.
i 6. To place "Slow - School" signs on Pamela Drive.
7 . To eliminate parking on the south side of West McCarty
in the 900 block and the east side of 400 Brooks Street.
;ion motion of Mr. Hawes, the report was adopted.
'; The motion passed.
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Mr. Van Lon, Chairman of the Fire: Department Committee reported Fire
that his Corrunittee had met and had endorsed longevity pay plan for Department
the Fire Department . Mr. Van Loo moved that the report be adopted. Committee
The motion passed. Report.
The following report of the Committee of the Whole was presented by : Committee -
:�Mr. Willcoxon: of - the
May 10, 1965 Whole
�Ij Gent Iemen: Report.
The Committee-of-the-Whole met on Monday, May 10, 1965, in
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lthe Council. Chamber with Councilman Montie Willcoxon, President
j'Pro Tem, presiding.
?� Present were: Willcoxon and Councilmen Perry Hawes, Dr.
.,Richard Skain, Forrest Scxivner, Jack Riner, Francis VanLoo, Larry
;!Haake, Omer Stone, Edward Kliegel and Robert Debo.
'G Dr. J. R. Robinson of 1402 Isom Drive asked 'the Committee to
;'recommend to Council that a number of violations occurred when a
;sewer was connected to his home several years ago. On motion of Mr.
'Hawes, the Committee instructed the City Plumbing Inspector to
'study Dr. Robinson' s complaints and give his ,judgement at the May
; 17 , 1965 meeting of the City Council.
j Atty. Byron Kinder appeared before the Committee representing
j;the Holiday Hills Subdivision. He asked that owners of the sub-
ltdivision be reimbursed $7, 880 .50 for 1, 248 feet of trunk line sewer
they were forced to install. Kinder said the sewer was installed
}after City voters approved the sewer bond issue. He told the
t;Committee tha sewer has never been used and will eventually become
ja part of the City' s Sewer trunk system. Public Works Director Ed.
;;Backers verified Kinder' s report. On motion of Councilman Hawes,
0the Committee voted to recommend to Council that Holiday Hills be
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reimbursed $7,880. 50 for the sewer in return for all the easements
the City will need for the other sewer work in this subdivision
and that the City be relieved of all liabilities in this sub-
division. Spencer Thomas promised he would bring construction costs
to the May 17, 1965 City Council meeting.
C. C . Carson appeared before the Committee representing Fred
Thompson, owner of Fred' s Taxt Company. Carson said Mr. Thompson ' s
franchise with the City to operate limosine service at the Airport
should not be cancelled as was recommended by the Airport Commission.
Carson argued Thompson has been complying with the Ordinance and
:; never was presented any facts that could cancel the franchise.
Airport Manager Bill Asel said letters were sent to Thompson on
; Aug. 19, 1964 and again on Oct. 28, 1964 instructing him that com-
aplaints had been received on appearances of drivers and that they
, were not meeting all planes. Jim Haake who is seeking the new
franchise said he will operate a new Volkswagon and a 1962 Buick
, Electra if he is given the franchise. He said these vehicles will
. be insured for $100,000, $300,000 and $50,000 and will guarantee he
will meet every flight. Haake said he holds the Air Mail contract
now and must meet all flights. He said he would use students from
Lincoln University as drivers and that he intended to purchase
another nine-passenger vehicle if awarded the contract. Councilman
Scrivner moved that the recommendation of the Airport Commission be
. upheld and that City Attorney Tom Rose be instructed to prepare an
Ordinance awarding the franchise to Mr. Haake . The motion was
approved by a voice vote.
Mr. Willcoxon brought up the request for improvement of Miller ,
Street between Broadway and Mulberry. He said curb and guttering,
drainage repairs and street improvement would cost approximately
$3,000 ., On motion of Mr. Riner, the Committee agreed to recommend
that the Street Commissioner repair chuck holes in the street but hold
up any major reparis for the time being.
Ted Heron of the Housing Authority requested the Committee to
approve employment of a City Housing Inspector and a new home
, inspection ordinance. The Committee by a Grote of 5 to 4 approved
employing a Housing Inspector at a salary in line with payments to
other inspectors.
Mr. Willcoxon, moved that the report be adopted and that permission
be given to hire a Housing Inspector.
The motion passed.
Planning & The following report was received from the Planning & Zoning
Zoning Commission: May 14, 1965
Commission Gentlemen:
Report, The Planning & Zoning Commission met Thursday, May 13, 1965
at 6:00 p.m. at the Missouri Hotel . The Commission members were
guests of Mayor John Christy.
Election of officers was held. The following officers were
elected:
Chairman Bert Koester
V. Chairman G. M. Threlkeld
Secretary Ralph J. Kalberloh
The following requests were considered:
a. Request of Emily Waterman at 1200 Busch Street for a change
in zoning from B - two family district to a district which
would allow her to conduct a children ' s nursery, (continued
from April. )
The Commission recommended that the reaction of other
property owners in the neighborhood who are located within
185' be determined. The Commission requests a 30 day extension
be granted for further study.
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b. The request of Waverly S. Irwin for acceptance of Orchard
Heights Subdivision Plat.
The Commission recommends that the plat be accepted.
c. The request of Lillian Reed Tweedie for a change of zoning
of a part of Outlot 78 from B - two-family district, to
C- multiple dwelling district.
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The Commission recommended that the request be returned for
additional information. The additional information shall
show the reaction of property owners in the adjoining
l neighborhood, a plot and type of construction and size of
buildings. A 30 day extension of time is requested for this'.
information and further study.
d. The request of Harold Thomas and Mrs. Theodore Engelbrecht
for the approval of a subdivision known as Riverview
Addition, Sec. 2
The Commission recommended that the plans as presented be
accepted with the condition that provision for the dul-de-
sac be dedicated by the property owners.
e. The Commission recommends that no action be taken on the
request of Ray Brummet. The Commission requested that a
plot be presented to indicate specific use of property.
f Respectfully submitted,
/s/ Bert Koester
Chairman
Mr. Haake moved that the report be adopted.
The motion passed.
Mr. Willcoxon, Chairman of the Street Committee reported that his Street
Committee had met. The Director of Public Works had established the Committee
grade on Taylor Street and have given them an estimate on concrete Report.
or macadam surface. Mr. Willcoxon moved that the report be adopted.
The motion passed.
Dr. Skain stated that on page 515, Section 1269 of the Revised Skateboards.
Ordinances of the City of Jefferson, 1956, prohibits skating on
sidewalks. lie asked that proper publicity be given in the newspapers
in regard to the danger of skateboards.
Dr. J. R. Robinson presented the following complaint for violation Complaint for
of the Plumbing Code of the City of Jefferson: violation of
COMPLAINT FOR VIOLATION OF PLUMBING CODE OF CITY OF JEFFERSON Plumbing Code
Dr. J. R.
I, J. R. Robinson, of 1402 Isom Drive, Jefferson City, Mo. , Robinson.
file this complaint for violations of the plumbing code for the
City of Jefferson.
1. I reside at 1402 Isom Drive, Jefferson City, Missouri,
which place was purchased by me December 30, 1958, from Major
Brothers Construction Company of Jefferson City, Missouri,
2. This was a new house and had not been occupied by anyone
else as of the time of my purchase.
3. Within a year, I first experienced difficulty with the
sewer system in connection with the residence. The sewer backed up
into my basement because of the failure of the fall on drainage. I
contacted the plumbing inspector of Jefferson City and he and his
men came out and ran a line and unstopped the sewer.
4. This same problem developed the following year in 1961 and
' was handled in the same manner. This was a continuous experience
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throughout 1962. On April 3, 1963, I called Phil G. Bauer, Plumber,
and he sent a man to unstop the entire drainage system of the house.
5. After these repeated failures of the sewer line, I con-
tacted Major Brothers and was advised that the plumbing work had
been done by Phil G. Bauer Plumbing of Jefferson City, whom I
contacted and reported the failure of the sewer system, The Phil. G.
Bauer Plumbing Company sent men over on four different times within
four weeks to ream out the sewer line. This work was performed from
June 18, 1964, to July 3, 1964. On .July 3, 1964, an employee of the
Phil Bauer Plumbing Company, John Brockman, dug two deep holes in
the front yard attempting to locate the sewer line they had laid.
He called the office asking if they knew where the line was laid.
On this occasion the Bauer Plumbing Company pulled Brockman off the
job saying that they were too busy to give further relief. This
advice was given to me on the third day of July, 1964. Later that
day, the sewage was backed up in my basement and I was unable to use
the facilities of the premises and I called Eno Walters Plumni.ng
who reamed out the sewer line and advised me that they would be able
to give permanent relief but that it would be necessary to re-lay
the sewer. The plumbing inspector agreed to this. Inquiry was made
of Phil Bauer as to the location of the sewer line and he did not
firnish the information. Since Phil Bauer showed no interest and
failed to advise us of the location of the sewer line, it was neces-
sary to use nechani.cal ditch equipment to the depth of 10-12 feet
over a wide area in our front yard and we eventually located the
sewer line.
Upon opening the sewer line we found:
a. That it did not go straight to the street as is customary
but angled to the left under the front concrete driveway toward a
cut in the street in front of my neighbor' s proberty. There was no
cut in the street in front of my property.
b. The sewer line coming out from the basement footing came
through a rough open hole with no collaring; and the clay drain tile
extended under and into this opening instead of an extension of
three feet of the cast iron sewer pipe outside.
c . The file i.ilnnediately outsicic t11e footing for rl distance of
about ten feet was not supported as is required and was in a bad
condition.
d. On attempting; to locate tale sewer line and in cutting; a new
Glitch to the street ,ewes, 'it was foLlnd that there was only a one
(1) inch full from the house to the treat metro sewer.
Tile City Plumbing, Inspector was ;.it: the± sit(! frequently.
6. It is respectfully suggested to the Mayor and City Council
that the plumbing; code of the City of Jefferson was violated in the
following particulars in the laying; of the sewer line:
a. Page 2 of the plumbing code of the City of Jefferson, 1957,
under Definitions - building; Drain states: The building; (house)
drain is that part of the lowest piping of a drainage system which
receives the discharge from soil, waste, and other drainage pipes
inside the walls of the building and conveys it to the building (house
sewer beginning 3 feet outside the building wall .
b. Page 7 , Chapter 3, 3. 2. 1 states: Horizontal drainage
piping shall be run in practical alinement at a uniform grade. (See
Section 12. 3. 3 for specific slopes. )
Section 12. 3. 3 Large Piping states: Horizontal drainage piping
of larger than 3-inch diameter shall be installed with a fall of
not less than one-eight inch per foot .
The distance from foundation to the street sewer is 68 feet .
This would require a fall of eight and one-half (8�) inches.
C. Section 3. 5. 3 Health or Safety states: Wherever compliance
with all the provisions of this code fails to eliminate or alleviate
a nuisance which may involve health or safety hazards, the owner or
his agent shall install such additional plumbing or drainage equip-
ment as may be Found necessary by the administrative authority.
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d. Section 3. 7 . 1 Support of piping states: Buried piping shall
be supported throughout its entire length.
e. Page 8, Section 3. 10. 1 Breakage and Corrosion states: Pipes
passing under or through walls shall be protected from breakage.
Pipes passing through or under cinder or concrete or other corrosive
material shall be protected against external corrosion by protective
coating, wrapping, or other means which will prevent such corrosion.
f. Section 3. 10. 3 Pipes through footings or foundations walls
states: A soil or waste pipe, or building drain passing
under a footing or through a foundation wall shall be provide with
a relieving arch; or there shall be built into the masonry wall an
i iron pipe sleeve two pipe sizes greater that the pipe passing
ithrough or equivalent protection shall be provided as may be app-
; roved in writing by the administrative authority.
g. Section 3. 14. 1 Exterior openings states: All exterior
openings provided for the passage of piping shall be properly sealed
with snugly fitting collars of metal or other approved ratproof
material securely fastened into place.
h. Page 9, Section 3. 21. 1 states: Every building in which
plumbing fixtures are installed shall have a connection to a public ,
sewer except as provided in paragraph 3. 22. 1.
i. Section 3. 22. 1 states: When a public sewer is not avail-
able for use, sewage and drainage piping shall be connected to an
individual sewage-disposal system.
J . Page 27, Section 12. 2. 3 Sewer in filled ground states:
A building sewer or building drain installed in filled or unstable
ground shall be of cast iron pipe, except the nonmetallic drains
may be laid upon an approved concrete pad if installed in accor-
dance with paragraph 12. 2. 1.
Respectfully submitted,
/s/ J. R. Robinson
Sept . 4, 1964
Mr. Fred Reinders, Plumbing Inspector stated that he was not the
Plumbing Inspector at the time the plumbing work was installed. The
only violation that he had cited was that the boil pipe was not
deep enough in the basement and that Page 2 of the Plumbing Code of
the City of Jefferson, 1.957 , under Definitions - Building Drain
had been violated.
Bill No. 2, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled: Bill No. 2
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the Stop on
operation of motor vehicles on the roadways of the City and pro- Adams before
viding a penalty." entering
The Bill was read the third time by title and was passed by the Case Street.
following vote as Ordinance No. 7634.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, VanLoo
and Willcoxon. 9
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave 1
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; Bill No. 3, introduced by Councilman Skain, entitled: Bill No. 3.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson City, Missouri,, relating to Relating to
the construction and operation of a Community Antenna Television construction
and Wired Television System within the limits of the City." & operation
Mr. Hawes offered the following amendment: "Section 1, line 5 by of CATV
striking out period and inserting in lieu thereof a comma and System.
adding the following requirements: "which shall require, among
17 other requirements a showing that such construction and operation
will be with due regard to public safety and convenience, by
compl.lying with the clearance and construction standards for com-
munication circuits of the National Electric Safety Code as then
in effect." The Bill, as amended, was read the third time by title
and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7635.
Regular Meeting .- May 17, 1965
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, VanLoo
and Willcoxon. 9
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Kliegel , absent with leave. 1
Bill No. 4 Bill No. 4, introduced by Councilman Scrivner, entitled:
Authorizing "An Ordinance by which the City of Jefferson, Missouri contracts
contract for with the Cities of Columbia, Mexico, Fulton and Moberly, all in the
interchange State of Missouri, subject to the acceptance provision herein for
of Police the operation and interchange of services of the respective Police
Service with Departments of said Cities in case of emergency situations or when
other Cities . necessary for control of large crowds of people in such communities."
Ordinance Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, VanLoo
o. 7636 and Willcoxon. 9
Nays : None. 0
Absent: Kliegel , absent with leave. 1
Bill No. 5. Bill No. 5, introduced by Council Haake, entitled:
Relating to "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, providing for the
sanitary construction outside of the City of extensions to the City Sanitary
sewer exten- Sewer System and prescribing procedures for connecting private
sions & sanitary sewer laterals to City Sanitary Sewers outside of the City,
connections and repealing Ordinances Numbered 6597 and 6930 of the City relating
outside of to the same subject. "
City Limits. On motion of Mr. Haake, the Bill was withdrawn. The motion passed.
Bill No. 6. Bill No. 6, introduced by Councilman Skain, entitled:
Repealing "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing Ordinance
and re- Nuiiiber 7381. of tile. City regulating, the collection , removal and
enacting, disposal of garbage, trash and rubbish and other related matters,
present. in the C,'ity aild providing a pcnal.ty and enacting a new Ordinance
garbage tlnd relating to the subject rind providi.nf, a penalty. "
trash Ord. Dr. Slutin offered the following, .►mvndment : " (1) In lines l and 2
of said sc c.oncl par;►f,raph strike the words: "cif any other person
other' than a rnucmhor 017 h{ s i►m►ediate household" ('l_) In ll.ne 3 of
said ;second lr:►1 r►};rr►l�h, add hiimcdl.r►tely after the worts "owned" and
imn►edf,atel.y before the Word "by" the words: (car occupied) , so that
the sec;oild para raph of Sec:ti.on 20 . 690 of Bill No. 6 shall read,
after cul►endnlent , as fo lows:
"A person shall not allow garbage or trash to exist: or accumulate
on any property owned or occupied by him; provided this provision
shall not apply to tenants of the owner storing garbage or trash
only in a tightly enclosed container on the leased prelllises."
On motion of Dr. Skain, the Bill was held over. Tile motion passed.
Bill No. 8. Bill No. 8, introduced by Councilmen Stone and Van Loo, entitled:
Appropriation "An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of April, 1965 ."
Ordinance Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Stone, the
(Payment of rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title
inonthly bills)and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote as
Ordinance No. 7637 .
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
Van Loo . 8
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Kliegel and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
Kill No. 9 Bill No . 9, introduced by Councilman Riner, entitled:
Contract for "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing the
remodeling of Mayor and the City Clerk of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, to
City Hall execute a contract with Roy A. Scheperle Construction Company of
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Jefferson City, Missouri, providing for certain remodeling work in
the City Hall Building for the sum of $13, 194.00.
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. 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. 7638.
Ayes: Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and
Willcoxon. 8
Nays: Debo. 1
Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave. 1
Bill No. 10, introduced by Councilman Skain, entitled: Bill No. 10
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, relating to Defining &
nuisances providing for inspection of premises and notice to abate eliminating
providing a presumption of responsibility and for the abatement of nuisances.
nuisances, and fixing a penalty. "
Read first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the
Council.
Bill No. 11, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Bill No. 11
"An Ordinance establishing minimum housing standards for habitable Minimum
buildings, providing for the maintenance of habitable buildings up Housing
to- minimum standards, regulating overcrowding and providing mini- Code.
mum standards of occupancy, defining the powers and duties of the
Building Commissioner, providing for appeals, declaring the main-
tenance and use of dwellings below the minimum standards a nuisance,
and providing penalties for the violatLon of the provisions thereof,
and repealing Ordinance No. 7013 of the City relating to the same
subject."
Read first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the
Council.
Bill No. 12, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Bill No. 12.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amend- Rezone land
ing and modifying; the zoning; mall) of the City of Jefferson, Missouri,at 96 South
as incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880 , by rezoning certain speci- Lincoln from
fically described land from District "A-2" Single family Residence "A-2" to "C" .
Classification to District "C" Multiple Family Residence Classifi- Jannick
cation." Property.
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Willcoxon,
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. 7639.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo
and Willcoxon. 9
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave. 1
Mr. Willcoxon, moved that Mrs. Genevieve Jannick, 96 South Lincoln
Street be issued the Special Permit to operate a beauty shop in
her home.
The motion passed.
Bill No. 13, introduced by Councilman Haake, entitled: Bill No. 13.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, providing for Relating to
the construction outside of the City of extensions to the City Sanitary
Sanitary Sewer System and prescribing procedures for connecting Sewer
private sanitary sewer laterals to City Sanitary Sewers outside of extension
the City, and repealing Ordinances No. 6597 and 6930 of the City and connec-
relating to the same subject ." tions out-
Read First and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Haake, side of City
the rules were suspended and the Billwas read the third time by Limits.
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title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following
vote as Ordinance No. 7640 .
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo
and Willcoxon. 9
Nays: None. 0
Absent : Kliegel , absent with leave. 1
Bill No. 14. Bill No. 14, introduced by Ccuncilmen Haake and Hawes, entitled:
Parking "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the
Prohibited on parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of the City, providing a
s. half of presumption that any motor vehicle parked in violation of this
McCarty ordinance was parked by the owner thereof, and providing a penalty. "
between Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Hawes, the
Fulkerson & rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title
Brooks & on and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote
E. half of as Ordinance No. 7641.
Brooks and Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo
between Mc- and Willcoxon. 9
Carty and Nays: None. 0
Miller Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave. 1
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Mr. Haake asked that the records show that he had nothing to do
with the following two ordinances.
Bill No. 15. Bill No . 15, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled:
Repealing "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing Ordinance
Ordinance No. 7494 of the City granting Fred Thompson an exclusive franchise
granting to provide limousine service at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport, "
Fred Read first- and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Willcoxon,
Thompson the rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by
Airport- title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following
Limousine vote as Urdinance No. 7642.
Franchise, Ayes: Debo, Hawes , Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 7
Nays: [Uner. $
Present , not voting;: llaalce 1
Absent: Kl.i_eg et , absent with .Leave. 1
Bill No. 16, 131.11 No . 16, I'll tr.oduced by CourtcUlliert Willcoxon and Debo, entitled:
Granting, "An Ordf.nrtnce of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , granting and
exclusive exclt.i;,i.ve franchise for the operation of it l.lnwu1:1ne service at the
franchise to Jeffersot1 City Mviiior. ial. Airport for a term of five (5) years to
James Ilaalce James Igaake under specified terms and conditions."
for Airport Mr, Hawes offered the following; ,amendment to Bill No. 16: "Strike
Limousine paragraph (c) of Section 1 and insert, in lieu thereof, the following,,:
Service. (c) Each commercially scheduled airplane landing; at the Jefferson
City Memorial Airport- shrill be met by a slcil.led, sober, reliable
and courteous driver, who shall be clean shaven and cleanly clothed
in suitable attire, with a mechanically safe and clean motor vehicle
suitable for the transportation of the passengers, their baggage and
personal effects from the airport to the City.
The bill as amended was read first and second time by title and on
motion of Mr. Willcoxon, 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. 7643.
Ayes: Debo, Hawes, Riner, Scrivner, Slcain, Stone, Van Loo and
Willcoxon. 8
Nays: None. 0
Present, but not voting: Haake 1
Absent: Kliegel, absent with leave. 1
Resolution The following resolution was presented by Mr. Debo:
Street Lights. RESOLUTION
Be it hereby resolved by the City Council, City of Jefferson,
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Missouri, that the Missour 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 May 17, 1965.
1. Install a new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light at 1413 or
1414 West McCarty.
2. Replace existing light with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor
Light between 402 and 404 Mesa Avenue.
if 3. Replace existing light with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor
Light on the south side of Fairmount near the intersection
' of Fairmount and Moreau Drive.
Adopted: May 17, 1965 John G. Christy
Mayor
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On motion of Mr. Debo, the resolution was adopted. The motion
passed.
A resolution changing the name of Highway 50 West . to Dunklin Blvd. Resolution
was presented to the Council. : Changing
Mr. Hawes moved that the resolution be held over for further study. name of U. S.
The motion passed. ` Highway 50
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The following communication was received from Captain L. C. Patton Requests for
of the Jefferson City Police Department: May 17, 1965 Parking
Gentlemen: Stalls.
At the present time we have two requests for reservation of parking
in the Uptown area.
(1) Sears Roebuck has requested two stalls on May 20, 21, and
22 so that a trailer load of paint may be located close
to the store. Stalls requested are on the West side of
the 300 block Monroe alongside the Thrifty Dress Shop.
(2) Chamber of Commerce has requested that the entire 100
block of Bast Capitol Avenue be reserved on June 10, 11,
and 12 for the display of equipment. This consists of
(26) parking daily for three (3) days.
Effective January 1, 1964, a fee of $5 .00 a day per stall was
agreed upon with the Chamber office to discourage the request for
unwarranted stalls. The $5.00 fee per stall daily was quoted to
everyone requesting reserved parking in the uptown area. A number
of complaints were heard about the $5.00 per stall daily was rather
high, however, the request for six of seven stalls was reduced con-
1! siderable. Only one convention failed to pay during 1964.
It is requested that a policy regarding reservation of parking
stalls for convention and etc. , be established by the Council. The
amount of fee per stall daily is unimportant to this Department,
however, the number of stalls to be reserved at one time, for what
purpose and the amount established so that everyone concerned will
know and equal treatment can be given to everyone.
Yours very truly,
/s/ Lawrence Patton
Traffic Captain.
Mr. Riner moved that a fee of $5.00 per stall, per day be charged
for the use of reserved parking stalls. The fee to be paid in
advance to the City Collector.
The motion passed.
Regular Meeting - May 17, 1965
lanning Mr. Haake, the Council representative to the Planning & Zoning
& Commission, reported that the Commission would like to have the
Zoning proper documents presented to them before they could act on requests
Commission. made by citizens. They would also like to have a meeting with the
members of the City Council.
Resolution. The Council took up for consideration the matter of calling for bids
Sewer on certain of the sewer revenue bonds of the City of Jefferson,
Revenue Bond Missouri, as authorized at an election held in said City on the 8th.
Sale. ': day of October, 1963. After a discussion of the subject, Councilman
Willcoxon offered and moved the adoption of the following resolution:
RESOLUTION TO DIRECT SALE OF BONDS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Jefferson, Cole
County, Missouri, that One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) of bonds of
said City, being part of the $5, 600,000 Sewer Revenue Bonds of said
` City authorized at the special election held in said City on the
8th day of October, 1963, be offered for sale to the highest bidder
therefor on the 21st day of June, 1965.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said bonds be sold on sealed bids to
be filed with the City Clerk of said City at the City Hall, Jefferson
City, Missouri, at or before the hour of 8 o' clock p.m. , Central
; Standard Time, on the aforesaid date; each bid to be accompanied by
a certified (or cashier' s) check on some solvent bank or trust
company in the amount of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000) , to
evidence the good faith of the bidder, the Council reserving the right
to reject any or all bids submitted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that bidders for said bonds be requested
to designate in their bids the price they will pay for bonds bearing
interest at a rate or rates, but not more than four different rates,
and not exceeding five per centum (5%) per annum, likewise to be
designated in their bids; provided, however, that each interest rate
so designated shall be a whole multiple of one-eight of one per centum
(1/8 of 1%) or one-tenth of one percentum (1/10 of 1%) , and that all
bonds of the dame maturity shall bear interest at the Name rate; and
provided, further, that the spread between the highest rate bid on
the lowest rate bid shall. not exceed two per centum (2%) . No bid
specifying supplemental Interest coupons will be considered.
BE IT FUICVIII:;It RE4SOLVED that in determining the best bid sub-
mitted, the Council will take Into consideration thc, lowest net in-
terest cost to the City, in dollars .
BE IT FUR'l'lIER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to give notice of the sale of said bonds by
mailing; to all interested banks and bond houses and investment
Hankers in the State of Missouri or elsewhere a notice in substanti-
ally the following form:
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
$1,000,000
(Second Offering of $5 , 600,000 authorized)
SEWER REVENUE BONDS OF 1965
City of Jefferson, Cole
County, Missouri
Sealed proposals will be received by the Council of the City of
Jefferson, Cole County, Missouri, at the City Hall in said City
until the hour of 8 o' clock p.m. , Central Standard Time, on Monday,
the 21st day of June, 1965, at which time said bids will be publicly
opened for the purchase, at not less than par and accured interest,
of the above bonds of said City.
Said bonds are to bear date of August 1, 1965, are to be of the de-
nomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) each or Five Thousand
Dollars ($5,000) each, at the option of the purchaser, and shall
bear interest at a rate or rates to be determined pursuant to sale
of said bonds, payable March 1, 1966, and semi-annually thereafter
on September I and March I in each year. Both principal of and
interest on said bonds will be payable at a bank or trust company
to be designated by the purchaser, subject to approval by the
Council, and said bonds shall mature serially on March I in each
of the years as follows:
$15,000 in each of the years 1970 through 1976
20,000 in each of the years 1977 through 1984
25,000 in each of the years 1985 and 1986
30,000 in the year 1987
35,000 in each of the years 1988 through 1990
40,000 in the year 1991
45,000 in each of the years 1922 through 1994
50,000 in the year 1995
55,000 in the year 1996
60,000 in the year 1997
65,000 in the year 1998
70,000 in the year 1999
75,000 in the year 2000
Bonds maturing March 1, 1976, and thereafter may be called in, paid,
and redeemed on March 1, 1975, or on any interest payment date there-
after, in the inverse order of their numbers, at par and accrued
interest, plus a premium of one-fourth of one per centum (1/4 of
1%) of the principal amount of said bonds for each year or fraction
thereof between the date of redemption and the respective maturity
dates of the bonds called for redemption, such premium, however,
in no event to exceed $25 .00 per bond for $1,000 bonds, or $125 .00
per bond for $5,000 bonds. Provided, further, that said bonds shall
be redeemable without a premium on March 1, 1990, or on any interest
payment date thereafter.
Bidders are requested to designate in their bids the price they
will pay for bonds bearing interest at a rate or rates, but not
more than four different rates, and not exceeding five per centum
(5%) per annum, likewise to be designated in their bids; proviced,
however, that each interest rate so designated shall be a whole
multiple of one-eight of one per centum (1/8 of 1%) or one-tenth
of one per centum (1/10 of 1%) , and that all bonds of the some
maturity shall bear interest at the same rate; and provided, further,
that the spread between the highest rate bid and the lowest rate bid
shall not exceed two per centum (2%) . No bid specifying supplemental.
interest coupons will be considered.
Proposals should be addressed to the Council and should be filed
with the City Clerk on or prior to the date and hour hereinabove
named. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified (or Cashier' s)
check, payable to the City of Jefferson, Missouri, in the amount of
Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000) , to evidence the good faith of
the bidder.
Proposals tendered by mail should be addressed to the Council, City:
Hall, Jefferson City, Missouri, and should be plainly marked
"PROPOSAL FOR BONDS."
The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and all
bids must be made on the form supplied by the undersigned.
These bonds are being issued to provide funds for the purpose of
extending and improving the sewerage system of said City, including
the construction of a sewage treatment plant; and said bonds are
payable solely from the revenues to be derived from the operation
of said system.
These bonds are offered subject to the unqualified approval of the
legality thereof by the law fi-tm of Charles and Trauernicht of
St. Louis, Missouri, The City will pay legal fees and will pay for
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the printing of the bonds, including the printing thereon of the
legal opinion, if desired by the purchaser. Delivery of the bonds
will be made to the purchaser within forty-five days after the date'
. of sale, in the City of Jefferson, Missouri, without cost to the
purchaser. Delivery elsewhere will be made at the expense of the
purchaser.
' Further information, including the Official Statement relating to
" these bonds, may be obtained from the undersigned.
,! By order of the Council, This 17th day of May, 1965.
Isl Margaret Christian
City Clerk of the City
of Jefferson, Cole
ii County, Missouri
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk shall attach to
!: each copy of the aforesaid notice a financial statement showing the;:
projected revenues of the sewer system, and such other information
; as prospective bidders may desire.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the bidding form to be used in
: bidding for the aforesaid bonds shall be substantially as follows:
PROPOSAL FOR THE PURCHASE
of
$1,000,000
(Second Offering of $5, 600,000 authorized)
SEWER REVENUE BONDS OF 1965
OF THE
CITY OF JEFFERSON,
COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI
Dated August 1, 1965
1965
.: To the Council of the
' City of Jefferson,
. Cole County, Missouri.
Gentlemen:
For One Million Dollars ($1 ,000,000) , par value, Sewer Revenue Bonds
of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, bearing interest at the rate or,'
,irates specified below, we will pay you
$ and nccrued interest to the date of delivery
of said bonds to us.
The said bonds shall bear interest as follows:
Maturities Interest Rates
(Limits: 5% and four different rates.
If the same rate appears more than',,
one time, it will be counted only
once.)
It is hereby represented that the gross interest cost, coumputed
.- upon the above specified rate or rates of interest, will be $
. that the net interest cost (deducting premium, if any) will be
r $ and that the average interest rate will be
It is understood and agreed by the undersigned that if there be any
discrepancy as between the actual interest cost or average interest;
" rate computed upon the rate or rates of interest above specified and
. the interest cost or average interest rate figures hereinabove set
forth, the interest rate or rates above specified and the actual
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i� interest cost or average interest rate computed upon said rate or
, rates shall prevail.
Subject to your approval, the said bonds shall be payable as to
principal and interest at a place to be designated by the undersigned
; within forty-eight hours after the acceptance of this bid. The
' designation of the denomination ($1,000 or $5,000) in which the
; bonds shall be issued likewise shall be made by the undersigned
,, within forty-eight hours after acceptance of this bid.
;; This proposal is subject to all of the terms and conditions of the
:, notice of sale, which notice, by this reference thereto, is hereby
:; made a part of this bid. A certified (or cashier' s) check in the
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amount of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000) , payable to the City
of Jefferson, Missouri, accompanies this proposal as evidence of
good faith, and said check shall be returned to the undersigned if
this bid be not accepted, or if the City should fail to deliver
said bonds to the undersigned in accordance with the terms of this
fbid; otherwise said check shall be held by the City sna shall be
applied as and when the bonds are delivered and paid for under the
terms of this bid, as part payment therefor, or be applied as and
for liquidated damages in the event that the undersigned fails to
to -take up and pay for said bonds.
This bid is for immediate acceptance.
(Note: No addition to or alteration in this proposal is to be
made, and any erasure may cause a rejection of the bid. Bids must
be filed with the City Clerk of the City of Jefferson, Missouri,
sealed, at or prior to the hour of 8 o'clock p.m, , Central Standard
Time, on Monday the 21st day of June, 1965.
ACCEPTANCE
The above proposal accepted by resolution of the Council of the
City of Jefferson, Missouri, and receipt of the within-mentioned
check is hereby acknowledged, this Day of , 1965.
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Mayor of the City of Jefferson
Cole County, Missouri
Attest:
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City Clerk
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk shall cause the
!' foregoing Notice of Bond Sale to be published one (1) time in the
Bond Buyer of New York not less than fifteen (15) days prior to the
i date of the bond sale.
f; Councilman Riner seconded the motion to adopt the foregoing
resolution, and, the question being put to a roll call vote, the
M` result was as follows:
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! Councilman Debo voted aye.
j Councilman Haake voted aye.
Councilman Hawes voted aye.
Councilman Kliegel voted -- absent with leave.
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Councilman Riner voted aye.
Councilman Scrivner voted aye.
Councilman Skain voted aye.
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Councilman Stone voted aye.
Councilman Van Loo voted aye.
Councilman Willcoxon voted aye.
;( This motion having received the affirmative vote of all the
i" Councilmen present, the Mayor declared the motion carried and the
1 resolution adopted, this 17th day of May, 1965.
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Parking Of '! Mr. Scrivner stated that he had received complaints of boats being
Boats. !; parked at the corner of High and Chestnut Streets. If they are jj
`i parking boats in violation to the existing City Ordinance, the
owners shoul4be notified to move the boats.
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Adult Cross- 1: Mr. Debo asked that the Police Department investigate the matter ofl}
walk guards I adult crosswalk guards at South School, since several small childre�
at South 11have almost gotten hit.
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Parking & ` Mr. Debo moved that the matter of a loading zone in the 600 block
Traffic lof Jefferson Street be referred to the Parking and Traffic Commissi;n,
Commission. �'! The motion passed.
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Drainage
Mr. Hawes moved that the Director of Public Works investigate the IF
Problem. drainage problem at 1508 Monroe Street.
1508 Monroe. The motion passed.
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Adjourn- ;, On motion of Mr. Hawes, the Council adjourned, under the rules.
meet. The motion passed.
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