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Mayor Christy presided in the Chair.
Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Prayer.
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;i Roll Call.
Present: Councilmen Debo, Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner,
Skain, Stone and Van Loo. 8
Absent: Councilmen Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
A quorum was declared present.
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The minutes of the meetings of June 7th. and June 14th. were app
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roved as read. i. previous
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The City Clerk reported to the Council that, as previously directed Opening of
ii by the Council, she had mailed to all interested banks, bond houses,Bids for
and investment bankers in the State of Missouri and elsewhere Sewer Bonds.
printed copies of a "Notice of Bond Sale" in relation to One Million
Dollars ($1,000,000) (of$5, 600,000 authorized) Sewer Revenue Bonds
of 1965 of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as authorised at a
special election held on the 8th day of October, 1963, and the Clerk
further reported that to each copy of the aforesaid "Notice of Bond
Sale" there was attached a printed form of a "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," and an "Official Statement" of said City. The Clerk
further reported that, as previously directed by the Council, the
aforesaid Notice of Bond Sale was published in the Bond Buyer, a
financial journal published in the City of New York.
The City Clerk further reported that, pursuant to the aforesaid
Notice of Bond Sale, there were filed with her, at or before the
hour of 8:00 p.m. , Central Standard Time, on Monday, the 21st day
of June, 1965, two (2) sealed proposals for the purchase of said
bonds, and the Clerk then and there presented said sealed proposals
to the Council. Thereupon, the Mayor instructed the Clerk to pro-
ceed to open the said sealed bids and to read the same aloud in the
presence and hearing to the Council and of the bidders assembled.
The City Clerk then proceeded to open the aforesaid bids, which
are summarized as follows:
NAMES OF BIDDERS FOR BONDS BEARING NET AVERAGE
INTEREST AT T11E AMOUNT INTEREST INTEREST
RATE OR RATES OF OF BID COST RATE
Stern Bros. &
Associates 1970-1975 4�% $1,000;170 $912,934. 17 3.771935
1976-1982 3�%
1983-1995 3 3/4%
1996-2000 3.80%
Harriman, Ripley &Co.
and Associates 1970-1978 4% $1,000,,023 $932, 377. 20 3. 85,2267
1979-1981 3h%
1982-1991 3 3/4%
1992-2000 3.9%
Following the reading of the bids, the Council proceeded to con-
ti eider the same for the purpose of determining the best and most
�1 advantageous bid submitted. Thereupon, Council Skain offered and
moved the adoption of the following resolution:
RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT BID FOR ONE MILLION DOLLARS
($1,000,000(of $5, 600,000 AUTHORIZED) SEWER REVENUE
BONDS OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI
DATED AUGUST 1$ 1965
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WHEREAS, the bid and offer of Stern Brothers and Associates
for the purchase of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) of $5, 600,006
authorized) Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1965 of the City of Jefferson,
Cole County, Missouri, bearing interest as follows:
Maturities Interest Rates
1970-1975 4k%
1976-1982 3k%
1983-1995 3 3/4%
1996-2000 3. 80%
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at and for the price and sum of $1,000,170.00 ($1,000,170.00) and
accrued interest to the date of delivery of said bonds, at a net
interest cost of $912,934. 17 ($912,934, 17) , and at an average in-
terest rate of 3.771935%, is the highest and best bid made and
offered for said bonds:
NOW, THEREFORE., BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of
Jefferson, Cole County, Missouri, that the One Million Dollars
($1,000,000) of ($5,600,000 authorized) Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1965'
of the City of Jefferson, Cole County, Missouri, dated August 1, 1905,
bearing interest as follows:
Maturities Interest Rates
1970-1975 4k%
1976-1982 3k%
1983-1995 3 3/4%
1996-2000 3. 80%
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shall be and the said bonds are hereby awarded and sold to Stern
Brothers and Associates at and for the price and sum of $1,000,170.0
($1,000,170 .00) and accrued interest to the date of delivery of said
;1� bonds, at a net interest cost of $912,934. 17 ($912,934. 17) , and at
an aberage interest rate of 3.771935%; all in accordance with the
terms of sale as contained in the "Notice of Bond Sale" and in the
"Proposal for the Purchase" of said Bonds.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the checks of all unsuccessful
, bidders for said bonds shall forthwith be returned to them upon
their respective receipts therefor, and that the check of the
successful bidders shall be held uncashed by the Treasurer of said
City of Jefferson, pending delivery of the said bonds in accordance
with the terms of sale and award.
Councilman Haake seconded the motion to adopt the foregoing reso-
lution, and, the question being put to a roll call vote, the resultf,
was as follows:
Councilman Debo voted Aye
Councilman Haake voted Aye
Councilman Hawes voted Absent
Councilman Kliegel voted Aye
Councilman Riner voted Aye
Councilman Scrivner voted Aye
fi Councilman Skain voted Aye
Councilman Stone voted Aye
Councilman Van Loo voted Aye
Councilman Willcoxon voted Absent
IThe motion having received the affirmative vote of all the Council-.
men present, the Mayor declared the motion carried and the reso-
lution adopted, this 21st, day of June, 1965.
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Opening The following bids for the printing of the Sewer Revenue Bonds were
of Bids received:
for Printing : J. M. Hart Co. , Inc. Topeka, Kansas
of Sewer $1,000,000 bond issue to be printed in denominations of
Bonds $5,000 -- $175.00
$1,000,000 bond issue to be printed in denominations of
$19000 -- $454.50
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Steel die engraved bond borders and price includes the printing of
the attorneys legal opinion on the bonds.
Northern Bank Note Company, Chicago, 111 .
1000 - $1000 Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $573.00
200 - $5000 Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343.00
Add $25 for each rate of interest exceeding one.
S. C. Toof and Company, Memphis, Tennessee
1000 - $1000 Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $571. 55
200 - $5000 Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282.95
If more than one interest rates are designated, add $15.00
for each additional interest change on both the $1000 and
$5000 prices.
Security-Columbian Banknote Company, Chicago, Illinois
200 - $5000 Bonds with one rate of interest . . . . . . . . . .$349.00
Each additional rate would add $15. 00
The City Clerk and Fiscal Officer were requested to obtain
additional information from J. M. Hart Co. , Inc. , in regard to the
cost of printing additional interest rates on the bonds.
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The following bid was received for the annual City Audit: Opening of
"We wish to submit the following for your consideration for Bids for
an audit of the records of the City of Jefferson, for the twelve Annual City
month period ended June 30, 1965. Audit.
We estimate the fee for an audit of the above period to be a
minimum of $1, 250.00 and maximun of $1, 600.00
During the course of the audit if unusual circumstances
necessitate additional time, proper City Officials would be notified
of the situation and any additional costs involved would be dis-
cussed with them."
Williams-Keepers-Oliver-Payne &
Rackers .
Certified Public Accountants
On motion of Mr. Kliegcl the bid was approved.
The motion passed.
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A request was received from Roy W. Fanner, License Inspector, for Refund on
the City to make a refund to Mrs. Nick J. Raithel on a liquor Liquor
license for the months of June and July in the amount of $25.00. License.
Mr. Haake., moved that the request be approved.
The motion passed.
A request was received from Mr. James A. Stegeman to purchase Request from
from the City, a small piece of property located on the east side James
of Ellis Blvd. , and the west side of Tanner Bridge Road at the Stegeman to
intersection of those streets. pruchase
The request was referred to the Building and Grounds Committee. City Property
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A communication was received from Mr. Hubert Wheeler in regard to Damage to
the condition of his yard, due to sewer construction. Mr. Ed. yard.
Rackers, Jr. , Director of Public Works, reported that the matter Hubert
had been corrected. Wheeler.
Mr. H. C. Pratt registered a complaint regarding the problem of Problem
cars exiting from the parking lot in the rear of his apartment cars exiting
building, located at the corner of Ash and E. Capitol Avenue. from Parking
The matter was referred to Captain Patton of the Police Department Lot. H. C.
on motion of Mr. Scrivner. The motion passed. Pratt.
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Petitn for
paving A petition was received from property owners for a 35 foot concrete
the street between the curbs in the 100 block of North Taylor Street.
100 block The petition was referred to the Street Committee and the Director
N. Taylor St. of Public Works.
Rezoning of A request was received from N. D. McKay to rezone property located
Land. in the southwest corner of Stadium and the new proposed Jefferson
McKay. , Street.
The matter was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Park Board : The following were appointed to the Jefferson City Park Board by
Appointments. Mayor Christy for a term of three years:
' William Tweedie, Jr. , Louis Landwehr and George Rozier.
. The appointments were approved on motion of Mr. Haake.
The motion passed.
Library Mayor Christy appointed the following members to the Library Board
Board for a term of three years:
Appointments. Fred Vogel, Dave Newsom and Mrs. Lawrence E. Giffen.
On motion of Mr. Haake , the appointments were approved.
The motion passed.
Plumber' s Mayor Christy appointed Carl Forck as a member of the Plumbers '
Examining Examining Board for a term of one year, vice, Paul McDowell, resigned.
Board. The appointment was approved on motion of Mr. Scrivner.
The motion passed.
Housing The following was received from Mayor Christy:
Inspector. "I have the honor to transmit herewith, for your consent and
approval, the following appointment to office:
William Francis Morie, III , as Housing Inspector, effective
July 6, 1965, for a period of two years or until his successor is
duly appointed or qualified."
On motion of Mr. Stone and Mr. Haake, the appointment was approved.
The motion passed.
Police Dept. Mr. Scrivner, Chairman of the Police Department Committee, reported
Report. that his Committee had renewed and approved several taxi permits.
Public Dr. Skain reported that the Health Clinic had received a donation
Health of office equipment from the estate of Dr. Dorris. He also asked
Committee. that the Police Department check the City more carefully in the use
of fireworks, since they were illegal for use in the City. He also
requested that a letter of thanks be sent to Mrs. Dorris for the
gift to the Medical Clinic.
Accounts & Mr. Stone, Chairman of the Accounts and Claims Committee presented
Claims the following report: June 21, 1965
Committee The following bills have been approved by the various Department
Report. Heads and Fiscal Officer:
General Revenue $22,934. 20
Parking Garage 548. 67
Airport 2,070. 91
Cemetery 107 .40
It is requested these bills be approved for payment.
/s/ Joe Abernathy
Fiscal Officer.
Mr. Stone reported that the final bill in the amount of $36.00 had
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been received from Harland and Bartholomew. Mr. Stone moved the
adoption of the report of the Accounts and Claims Committee and
the payment of the bill from Harland and Bartholomew.
The motion passed.
The following report of the Finance Committee was presented by Finance
Mr. Haake: June 21, 1965 Committee
Honorable Mayor Christy: Report.
The Finance Committee held its final hearing on Wednesday
evening June 16, with the following members present: Councilmen
Riner, Scrivner, Kliegel, Stone, Dr. Skain and Haake present.
The Finance Committee has approved a General Revenue Budget
totaling $854,404.87 for fiscal 1965-66.
The Budget for the coming year reflects an increase in ex-
penditures of $4,424. 50 over the closing fiscal year, however, this
figure is $14,916. 13 under your recommendations .
As Co-Chairmen of the Finance Committee, we publicly wish to
express our appreciation to you, Mr. Mayor, the Fiscal Officer, Mr.
Joe Abernathy and to all the Department Heads who diligently coop-
erated with this Committee. We noted that the original requests
submitted from the various departments totaled almost one million
dollars and this figure was trimmed through your careful analysis
to approximately $870,000 .00 . Our estimated 1965-66 income is
$799, 330.00
Our estimated 1965-66 income is $799, 330 .00 which together
with the estimated balance of $310,000 .00 would make a grand total
of $1, 109, 330.00 This would leave a reserve of approximately
$255,000.00. The Committee feels that such reserve would be more
in the neighborhood of $285,000.00 as the estimate of income is
conservative.
In the initial stages of the budget hearings, the Committee
felt that soma method or incentive should be adopted to reward the
faithful employees of this City. Two principal items were discussed,
one, it .Longivity pay plan , and two, medical and hospital insurance
plan for all employees . The ehtl.mat(!d COOL of dither 1)11111 was
estimated to be $13,000 .00 for t:llc firwt yetlr. 'rile Comm.Lttc(! oil
Claims and Accounts was assigned to study wili.ch of the two were
preferred and that Committee deCermined that tongLvi.ty was der:fired
by the most employees. Since the CoSL of such a plait would e,scalitte
each year, the Flnancc Commit.•oc+ felt It advisable in view of Ln-
creased services which Z11 7C mentioned later i.il this report that such
a plan be deferred until it more detalled study could be undertaken.
In doing so, this Committee realizes that most salaries are quite
low and in need of adjustment 1111d therefore reconmlends a two percent
increase be granted at this time to all )ermanent employees . This
increase would cost $12,500 . 00 . We as a Kninittee all feel that
more should be done, however, it is quit6 evident that City
expenditures are increasing at a rate more rapid that City income,
ans we feel that it is our responsibility to maintain a reserve to
meet required expenses.
This Committee has accepted your recommendation and that of the
PTA and the Committee on School Safety Patrol and has authorized
an increase of five (5) additional adult crosswalk guards in order:
to protect our children at the school crossings throughout the
City. We have also recommended the immediate hiring of part time
help in the police department at assist in directing traffic in the
areas around construction of the new highway system.
The budget of the Inspection Department was also increased to
provide for the salary of the Housing Inspector, the authority for
which was previously passed by the Council.
The Welfare Department budget remains in the same approximate
total as was recommended in your message. The Committee did reduce
to $2500. 00 from $4000.00, the amount requested for medical services
to more nearly reflect actual funds needed. At the same time the
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Committee increased by $1,000 .00, the amount to be spent on pigeon,
rat and mosquitoe control.
The Committee in its various hearings with the Department
Heads was told of the needs and projections for the future and while
the requests are worthwhile and meritorious, the reality of anti-
cipated expenses, if annexation is voted, and the possibility of a
large expenditure to move utility lines due to highway construction
must be considered. It is apparent that the City must do more care-
ful advance planning to meet its increasing expenditures and in
, order to meet these needs before they are upon us, it is felt that
a comprehensive study by expert advisors in the field of governmental
finance should be undertaken, and that the City should adopt a
capital improvement budget with a set formula for allocation of
funds to provide for future capital purchases.
Mr. Haake stated that additional ratings would be made in the Police
Department, Fire Department and Street Department.
. Mr. Haake moved that the Report and Budget be adopted.
The motion passed.
Public The following report was submitted by Mr. Debo, Chairman of the
Utilities Public Utilities Committee: June 21, 1965
Committee
Report. Mayor Christy:
Your Utilities Committee recommends the following street light
installations to the Council:
1. Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on west side of the
300 block of Washington at east end of alley behind high
wall in rear of Supreme Court Building, and replace present
light in alley between Jefferson and Washington, on fourth
pole west- of Jefferson Street .
2. Replace existing light- at corner of Hillsdale and Ridgeway
Drive with 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light .
3. Replace existing light at Forest Hill and Meadow Lane with
6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light.
4. Install three (3) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Lights on Wayne
Avenue: one (1) at intersection of Wayne and Douglas and
one (1) 300 feet east of corder of Wayne and Douglas, on
Wayne.
5 . Replace existing light on the corner of Ronnie and Hills-
dale Drive with 6800 Lunen Mercury Vapor light .
6. Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light in the 800 block of
Bald hill Road, behind S & M Grocery Store.
7 . Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 811 Bald Hill Road.
8. Install two (2) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor lights at end of
Tanner Bridge Road at City Limits.
9 . Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light- at the middle of
the 300 block on West Elm Street .
10. Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on pole on west side
of Monroe Street at intersection of Monroe and High. Light
to extend over the sidewalk.
On motion of Mr. Debo, the report was approved. The motion passed.
Planning & The following report was received from the Planning and Zoning
Zoning Commission: June 9, 1965
Commission Gentlemen:
R rt. The Commission requests an additional thirty day extension for
further study of the request of Emily Waterman of 1200 Busch Street
to allow her to operate a childrens nursery. Thank you for your
consideration regarding this matter. Sincerely yours,
/s/ Bert Koester, Chairman
Planning & Zoning
Commission.
On motion of Mr. Haake, the report was approved. The motion passed.
Regular Meeting,
Date set for
Mr. Riner moved that the date of the next regular meeting of the next
Council be July 12, 1965 due to the holiday at the regular meeting regular
date. The motion passed. Council
Mayor Christy asked that the Council set a date for the final hearing Meeting.
on annexation at the next meeting.
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Bill No. 34, introduced by Councilmen Stone and Van Loo, entitled: Bill No. 34.
An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of May, 1965 . " Appropriatio
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Van Loo, (Payment of
the rules were suspended and the bill was read the third time by monthly Bill
title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following
vote as Ordinance No. 7654.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
Van Loo. 8
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
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Bill No. 19, introduced by Councilmen Debo and Kliegel, entitled: Bill No. 19 .
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, Rezoning
amending and modifying the Zoning Map of the City of Jefferson, Mo. , land south-
as incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880, by rezoning certain west of
specifically described land from District "DII Multiple Family Expressway &
Residence classification to District "F" Highway Commercial Jefferson.
classification."
Mr. Haake and Mr. Scrivner stated that they were opposed to the
erection of billboards along the Expressway within the City Limits. '
The Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final
passage and was defeated by the following vote.
Ayes: Debo, Kliegel and Riner. 3
Nays: Haake, Scrivner, Skain , Stone and Van Loo 5
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon , absent with leave. 2
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Bill No . 20, introduced by Councilman linake, entitled: Bill No. 20.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending OrdinanceAmending
No . 5880 of the City of Jefferson, known as the Zoning Ordinance, zoning Ord.
by adding Section 1805 . 5 to Article XVIII thereof, regulating relating to
projections of building over public ways. " Building
The Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final Overhangs.
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7655.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
Van Loo. 8
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
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Bill No. 21, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Bill No. 21.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing the Authorizing
Mayor of the City to accept in behalf of the City a warranty deed the City to
executed by Gertrude Stein, Helen Baird and Walter Baird, Husband purchase
and Wife, to land in the City of Jefferson, Missouri and author- land from
izing payment to the grantors of two hundred ($200.00) dollars Gertrude
therefor." Stein, et al.
The Bill was read the thrid time by title and placed on final
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7656.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
Van Loo. 8
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
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Bill No. 25 .
Eliminat- Bill No. 25, introduced by Councilmen Debo and Kliegel, entitled:
ing "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the
parking parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City, prescribing
on Busch St . a presumption and providing a penalty."
between the The Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final
Plaza Shop- passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7657 .
ping Center Ayes: Debo , Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
and Waverly Van Loo. 8
Street. Nays: None. 0
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
Bill No. 26. Bill No . 26, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled:
Making "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the
Russell St. operation of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City and pro-
a one-way viding a penalty. "
Street. The Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7658.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
Van Loo, 8
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
Bill No. 27 . Bill No . 27, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled:
Creating a "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the
three-way operation of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City and pro-
stop at viding a penalty. "
Russell & On motion of Dr. Skain, the Bill was held up.
Adams. The motion passed.
Oil No. 28. Bill No . 28, introduced-by-Councilman llaake, entitled:
Establishing "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the
a Tourist parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City, prescribing
Booth in the a presumption and providing a penalty."
800 block of The Bill was held over on motion of Mr. Ilaake, due to the fact that
West- Main. the Tourist Booth was creating a traffic hazard and tale Chamber of
Commerce had not decided on the location of the booth.
The motion p±.assed,
Bill No. 33. Bill No . 33, introduced by Councilmen Skain and Ilawes, entitled:
Assessing a "An Ordinance levying and assessing a Special Tax Bill against- the
Special Tax lets or tracts of land fronting or abutting on the roadway of
Bill for the Greenberry Road between the end of the existing curbing and the
improvement northerly curb line of Dixon Drive in the City of Jefferson, Missouri,
of Greenberry for the improvement of the said roadway by grading, curbing and
Road. guttering and paving wLth asphalt macadam. "
The Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final passage
and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 7659.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone and
Van Loo. 8
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Hawes and Willcoxon, absent with leave. 2
Resolution The following resolution was presented by Mr. Debo:
Street RESOLUTION
Lights.
Be it hereby 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 June 21, 1965 .
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1. Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on west side of the
300 block of Washington at east end of alley behind high wall
in rear of supreme Court Building and replace present light in
alley between Jefferson and Washington, on fourth pole west of
' Jefferson Street.
2. Replace exisitng light at corner of Hillsdale and Ridgeway
Drive with 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light.
3. Replace existing light at Forest Hill and Meadow Lane with
6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor Light.
4. Install three (3) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor lights on Wayne
Avenue; One (1) at intersection of Wayne and Boonville Road, E
one (1) at intersection of Wayne and Douglas and one (1) 300
s; feet east of corner of Wayne and Douglas, on Wayne.
5 . Replace exsiting light on the corner of Ronnie and Hillsdale
Drive with 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light.
6. Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light in the 800 block of Bald
Hill Road, behind S & M Grocery Store.
7 . Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 811 Bald Hill Road.
8. Install two (2) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor lights at end of
Tanner Bridge Road at City Limits.
9 . Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at the middle of the
300 Block on West Elm Street.
10. Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on pole on west side of
Monroe Street at intersection of Monroe and High. Light to
extend over the sidewalk.
"Adopted: _ June 21, 1965 /s/ John G. Christy
Mayor
On motion of Mr. Debo, the resolution was adopted.
'.The motion passed.
Mr. Haake inquired if there was any temporary means of creating Parking
parking zones instead of passing so many ordinances due to the con- Zones due
struction of sewers and highways. Mr. Rose, City Attorney, explained to Highway
that the Ctiy had emergency parking provisions. and Sewer
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`:Mr. Riner stated that Mr. Mead, who is opening a new business at Loading
`;204 Adams Street had requested a loading zone. The matter was re- Zone.
Iferred to the Parking and Traffic Commission. 204 Adams.
,On motion of Mr. Riner, the Council adjourned under the rules. Adjournment.
`'The motion passed.
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