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HomeMy Public PortalAbout19650712 i __Regular Meeting, July, 12, 1965.-_---. . _ ...._ .... Mayor Christy presided in the Chair. Prayer. Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Roll Call . Present: Councilmen Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Lao and Willcoxon. Absent: None. A quorum was declared present. Public A public hearing was held on the rezoning of the Tweedie property Hearing, located between Adams and Oak Streets. Tweedie Forrest Carson, representing Mr. Tweedie explained that the owners Property, were planning to construct luxury type apartments which would be an asset as there would be off-street parking and the City would re- ceive more revenue from taxes as the cost of the development would be from $250,000 to $800,000. There would be approximately seventy units. Don R. Preston, 1010 Oak Street stated that he preferred to have duplex units built because he was afraid that Oak Street would be an alley outlet for the apartment units. He also wanted to know if Mr. Tweedie planned to develop the area or sell to another developer. Roy Garrett, 1001 Adams, suggested that the property be subdivided- single family homes on Adams, similar to the homes in the area and homes to be built on Oak Street complimentary to the location. Public A public hearing was held on the rezoning of property immediately Hearing, north of the Expressway on east side of Broadway. Brummet Ray Brummett explained to the Council that he had requested two Property small protions of land be rezoned since it is surrounded by "I" area. on The City Service Oil Company has optioned several lots for a high Broadway. class filling station, but will not consider unless all of the land is zoned properly. Bids on The following bids were received for construction of the Ohio Street Ohio Street Bridge. Bridge. Union Construction Co. ------ concrete work ------ $1, 587 .00 ------ driving piles ------ 560 .00 additional cost above 40 ' length $3. 50 + $75.00 Cacti splice E. G. "Duke" Linhardt Const. Co. , Inc . -- concrete work -- $1, 236.00 Paul R. Prost , Builder, ------ concrete work ------ $1, 288.00 Sterling Excavating and Erection, Inc. -- concrete work -- $1, 153.00 driving piles -- 676.00 additional cost above 40' length, $5.00 deduct cost per foot less than 40' length, $3.00 Roy A. Scheperle Const. Co. ------ concrete work ------ $1, 160.00 On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the bids were awarded to the Union Construction Company for pile driving and the Roy A. Scheperle Construction Company for the concrete work. The motion passed. Canvassors Donald Brown, a college student residing at 122 Bonville Road, urged and the Council to pass Bill No, 37 , regarding the canvassors and Solicitors solicitors license due to the fact that so many students work at the License. type of work during the summer months. A Regular Meeting, July Y12, 1965 A letter was received from William R. Tweedie, Jr. , submitting his Park resignation from the Jefferson City Park Board. Board ---------- Resignatio . . The following appointment was submitted by Mayor Christy; Appointment, " I have the honor to transmit herewith, for your consent and Park Board. approval, the following appointment to office; ; William Tweedie, Sr. , as a member of the Park Board for a term of three years and until his successor is appointed and qualified; vice, William Tweedie, Jr. , resigned." Respectfully submitted, Is/ John G. Christy, Mayor ,. On motion of Dr. Skain and Mr. Hawes, the appointment was approved. . The motion passed. ----------- A complaint was received from James A. Stegeman in regard to Parking & parking and traffic situation adjacent to his property located at Traffic 513 West Elm. The situation is due to parking presently being Commission. premitted, too close to the intersection of West Elm and Highway 50 West. The matter was referred to the Parking and Traffic Commission and Captain Patton, on motion of Mr. Hawes. The motion passed. A communication was received from the Chamber of Commerce, request- Chamber of ing that their Tourist Booth be moved on the southside of West Main, Commerce between Harrison and Bolivar. Tourist The communication was ordered filed as the necessary Ordinance had Booth. already been prepared. A request was received from the Council of Clubs requesting the Visiting second half of annual allotment for the Visiting Nurse Program. Nurse On motion of Dr. Skain the request was granted. Program. The motion passed. ----------- A request- was received from Mrs. Frank Eiendy Kister and Hadley K. Planning & Irwin to rezone property located at 501 E. Capitol Avenue and the Zoning adjacent property to the north on Jackson Street, known as the Dr. Commission. Hendy residence to Local Commercial . : The request was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission. A petition was received from property owners along Boonville Road Street to widen Boonville Road with curbs and gutters under the $1.00 per Committee. foot law. The property owners would pay for the curbs and gutters plus $1.00 per front foot to cover part of the widening costs and that the City would assume the remaining costs. The petition was referred to the Street Committee. ' A petition was received from resident taxpayers of the City, re- Parking & questing that the 300 block on Clay Street between West McCarty Traffic Street and West High Street be retained as a two-way street so as Commission. to keep traffic in that block moving north and south. ,. The petition was referred to the Parking and Traffic Commission. Petitions were received from property owners on Notre Dame Street Street requesting the Council to establish a sewer district and to pass a Committee. resolution to grade and pave said street with asphaltic material from Hough Park Road South, approximately 820 feet . The requests Regular Meeting, July 1965 were referred to the Street Committee. ----------- Street The following report was submitted by the Street Committee: Committee July 9, 1965 Report. " Gentlemen: STREET COMMITTEE REPORT The Street Committee met on June 29, 1965. Present for this meeting were: Ed Kliegel, member; Omer Stone, member; Charles Enloe, :, Street Commissioner; Ed Rackers, Director of Public Works; and, .iMontie Willcoxon, Chairman of the Committee. Items discussed were as follows: Ohio Street Bridge - The Committee discussed the possibility ofd; contracting part of the work on the Ohio Street bridge, due to �; the heavy work load on the Street Department. It was the recommenda ', ,, tion of the Committee to have part of the work contracted, and the -'iDirector of Public Works was instructed to obtain bids for that ; portion of work to be contracted. ` 2) Expense Account for labor foreman on Street Department - It was the recommendation of the Committee to approve a $25-per-month expense allowance for the Street Department labor foreman, retro- active to July lst. : 3) Storm pipe in 1000 block of E. Capitol - The storm pipe under the street has collapsed, requiring replacement. Since this pipe . is located at a lower depth than can be excavated with Street ' Department equipment, this Committee recommends that the pipe be installed by tunneling under a private contract. 4) The request of Mrs. Bolton to vacate an alley east of Marshall Street between Elm and Dunklin - The Committee recommends that Mrs. Bolton be permitted to use the alley as a driveway, but not to ' . vacate the alley. . 5) Improvement of Taylor Street - Since the majority of property owners owning a majority of the frontage in the 100 block of North Taylor Street singed a petition for the street improvement, the Committee recommends that the Council advertise for bids for the improvement of this Street. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Montic Montic Willcoxon Chairman 'On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the report was adopted. The motion passed. ----------- Fire Board The following report was presented to the Council by Mr. Van Loo, Report. Chairman of the Fire Board: FIRE BOARD MEETING July 8, 1965 Members Present: Chairman Van Loo, Debo and Stone. The Fire Board met on this date to study the proposed salary adjust- ment presented by the Fire Department. Motion made by Debo, seconded by Stone, to approve the salary adjust- ment as written. . Motion carried. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Francis Van Loo Chairman PROPOSED SALARY ADJUSTMENT Present Proposed Monthly Annual Monthly Annual 2 Ass 't Chiefs $449.00 $5388.00 $470.00 $5640.00 Captains 420.00 5040.00 435.00 5220.00 Lieut' s. 410.00 4920.00 no change 9 Drivers 393.00 4716.00 no change 0 Five Year Firemen $370.00 $4440.00 no change 8 probationary Firemen (1 to 4 years service) 319.00 3828.00 no change : Car allowance to be raised to $75.00 per month $300. 00 Total annual cost of the above $2, 604. 00 Note: The present salaries listed above include the 2% increase recently approved by the City Council. Respectfully submitted, /s/ John F. Sullivan Fire Chief Mr. Van Loo moved the adoption of the report. ' The motion passed The following report was received from the Public Utilities Committee: Public July 12, 1965 Utilities Mayor Christy: Committee Your Utilities Committee recommends the following street light Report. installations to the Council: 1. Install a 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 1918 Tanner Bridge Road. 2. Install two (2) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor lights in the Elm StreetPublic Housing Area on the south side in the rear of the 1000 Block. Please use the second and fourth posts east from Linn Street. 3. Install a 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light between Clark and Locust on Walsh. 4. Replace existing light with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 715 Ewing Drive. Mount light on metal pole at residents ' expense. 5. Install a 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light in the middle of the block or at the alley - 300 block of Hart Street. 6. Install a 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 312 E. Ashley. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Robert Debo, Chairman Utilities Committee. On motion of Mr. Debo, the report was approved. The motion passed. Mr. Riner, Chairman of the Public Buildings Committee requested Public that a meeting of his Committee held at 5: 30 p.m. , July 15th. Buildings Committee. Police DepartmentCommittee, Mr. Scrivner, Chairman, reported that Police his Committee had received twenty-one taxi permits. Nineteen re- Department newals and two new requests. Mr. Scrivner moved that the permits be Committee approved. Report. The motion passed. Mr. Hawes, Chairman of the Parking and Traffic Commission pre- Parking & sented the following report: Traffic PARKING & TRAFFIC Commission The Parking and Traffic Commission met on Tuesday, June 29, Report. 1965, at 7: 30 p.m. Present were Councilmen Van Loo, Scrivner, Hawes and Captain Patton. The Commission recommends no parking for 155 feet from Fulk- erson west on West Main; a stop sign on Clay Street entering Main !i 4) ON 9 Regular...Meeting, _.July__12,__.l9.65_. Street; filling the triangle at the corner of Ewing Drive and Dunklin With black-top; stop on East Elm before entering Lafayette; Stop on East Elm before entering Jackson; remove parking on the south side of Capitol Avenue east from Ash Street for a distance of 107 feet; remove parking on the west side of Brooks south of McCarty for a distance of 70 feet; remove parking on West McCarty east for a dis- tance of 70 feet from Brooks Street; remove parking on the south side of West Main, east for a distance of 125 feet from Brooks Street. On motion of Mr. Hawes, the report was adopted. The motion passed. ----------- Milk ., The following semi-annual report of the Milk Inspector was presented Inspector' s to the Council: June 30, 1965 semi-annual TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR CHRISTY AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL: Report. The Jefferson City Milk Code No. 7416 - Section 75.070 requires ithat the grades of milk being sold in Jefferson City be announced .. semi-annually. Grade A Pasteurized and/or Homogenized milk is being sold in :! Jefferson City by the following Dairy Plants in alphabetical order: " Adams Dairy ---------- Blue Springs, Mo. Beatrice Foods -------- St . Joseph, Mo. Central Dairy --------- Jefferson City, Mo. Country Club Dairy ---- Kansas City, Mo . Foremost Dairy -------- Kansas City, Mo . Maynes Dairy ---------- Jefferson City, Mo. Quality Dairy --------- St. Louis, Mo. Safeway Stores, Inc. -- Kansas City, Kansas Sealtest Foods Co . ---- Kansas City, Mo . Sky-Go Farms ---------- Fulton, Mo. Grade A Raw of other grades, none. As of June 30th. the above plants were selling in Jefferson City about 7275 gallons of Grade A milk and milk products. An additional 3,000 gallons is being sold in the surrounding territory. A total of 7, 275 gallons daily. Of this amount, 49 local grade A dairy farms supply 4, 500 gallons per day. All of this milk is produced in bulk tanks and most of it through pipelines milkers. In the past six months your Inspector has made 92 regular farm inspections, 59 special farm visits, 28 visits at miling time, super- vised on 2 new barn constructions, renewed 35 yearly permits, issued 1 new permit and revoked 1 permit. 545 milk samples were collected for laboratory exmination, 3 water samples taken. A total of 404 miles traveled and 265 gallons of gas used. On March 7th. to 10th. , representatives of the Missouri Divi- sion of Health, accompanied by your Inspector, made a survey of the Processing Plants in Jefferson City and the farms supplying milk to them. They gave an over all compliance rating of 91%. A 90% rating will permit milk to move from one milkshed to another. In commenting on the milk situation in Jefferson City, Mr. Eugene Viets, State Milk Sanitarian, said, "All of the milk now . sold in Jefferson City if pasteurized. The City Officials are to be commended for their interest in Pasteurized Milk as indicated by : the most recent revision of the Milk Ordinance. The Jefferson City , milk supply now has an approved status." Respectfully, /s/ 0. T. Ely Milk Sanitarian. On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the report was approved. The motion passed. ----------- Regular Meeting, July The following annual report of the City Collector was presented City to the Council: Collector REPORT OF FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 11 1964 & ENDING JUNE 30, 1965.Annual REPORT OF CITY COLLECTOR Report. Collections: 1963-64 1964-65 Current Personal Taxes $86,952. 19 $112,935. 18 Current Real Estate Taxes 526,809. 72 635,303. 76 ; Current Ad Valorem Taxes 34,979. 21 422974. 62 , Merchants and Manufacturers License and Fees 35,775. 75 34,811. 50 Pin Ball & Music Box 545.00 470 .00 : Cigarette Tax 74,698.03 782364.00 Gasoline Tax 1032859.48 1149373. 75 :' Vehicle Licenses 649607 . 65 62,766.45 ., Penalties - Vehicle Licenses 12104.00 616.00 Driver Licenses 58.00 65 .00 Dog Licenses 923. 25 769.00 Liquor Licenses 15,096. 25 16,260. 63 ' Deliquent Real Estate Taxes 24,104. 68 24,145 . 17 Deliquent Personal Taxes 82448. 64 81821. 60 ` Deliquent Ad Valorem Taxes 2,045. 18 804. 73 Penalties 21670.04 3,216.05 Tax Book Fees 49. 80 48.90 Special Tax Bills None 835.02 Interest on Special Bills None None Intangible Tax 47,066. 62 52,596. 21 Total Collections Cash Book $1,0292793.49 $1, 193,177. 57 Add Municipal Parking Garage 67,923. 55 72,302. 31 Total $1,0979717 .04 $102652479. 88 (1963-64) (1964-65) Total, 1962-63 $997 ,408. 61 CASH BALANCE -- OTHER INCOME COLLECTOR"S OFFICE Other Income - Fiscal year beginning July 1, 1964, ending June 30, 1965 Collections 1963-64 1964-65 . REVENUE FUND Utilities Tax $105,128. 68 $108,035. 23 Bicycle License 104.00 132. 75 Building Permits 10,057 . 78 69030.95 City Scales Weighmaster 2, 100.45 20297.00 ' Electrical Certificates 439.00 981.00 { Electrical Exams 30.00 Electrical Permits 8,474.00 3,919.00 Engineer Costs 196.47 106.08 Heating Permits 1,372.00 908.75 License Inspector - Canvassor & Solicitor 662.00 326.00 Milk Inspector Fees 80. 60 Parking Meters 469587. 17 450031. 15 Plumbing Code Ordinance 12.00 4.00 Plumbing Licenses 1,314. 87 11440.00 Plumbing Permits 49289. 75 20488. 50 Police Fines - other 19030.00 1,445.00 .Police Fines - Traffic 229355.80 22,835.47 6,Y) ` Refunds & Miscellaneous $42, 274. 37 $40,837 . 39 , Rent - City Hall 91120.00 81360.00 Rezoning Requests 260.00 375.00 ' Sale of Maps & Contours 1o032. 50 53. 50 ; Street Cuts 6, 630. 56 3,970. 64 $ 263,552.00 $249,577 .41 " Airport Fund ,; Dr. Pepper Credit Balance 158. 69 196.03 11F.H.A. ProJect 55,531.05 " Rents & Landing Fees 5,133. 14 8,869. 53 ;( Utilities Tax 402394. 68 399448. 77 101,217. 56 48,514. 33 ; Cemetery Fund ,', Sale of Lots $ 440.00 $ 350.00 ., Park Fund "' Utilities Tax $ 80,789. 29 78,897.50 I' Sale of R/Way Hwy. Dept. 3t400.00 $ 829297.50 ; Amount Received ----------------------------------- 380,739. 24 On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the report was approved. '' The motion passed. ----------- Bill No, 34 Bill No. 34, introduced by Councilmen Debo, entitled: Authorizing "An Ordinance authorizing and directing the issuance of negotiable and Directing interest-bearing Sewer Revenue Bonds of the City of Jefferson, Cole issuance of County, Missouri, in the principal amount of one million dollars Sewer Revenue ($1,000,000) ,, of Five Million, Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Bonds. ($5,600,000) authorized, for the purpose of extending and improving the sewerage system of said City, including the construction of a sewage treatment plant; prescribing the form and incidents of said bonds; providing for the collection, segregation and distribution of the revenues to be derived from the operation of the sewerage , system of said City in amounts sufficient to pay the cost of oper- ation and maintenance thereof and the principal of and interest on said bonds; and making provision for other funds in connection . therewith." Bill No. 34 was read the first time and ordered distributed to U ; members of the ouncil. ----------- Bill No. 35. Bill No. 35, introduced by Councilmen Debo and Haake, entitled: Tax Levy for "An Ordinance providing for the levy of City Taxes and establishing , the Year the rate of taxation for the City of Jefferson, Missouri, for the: 1965-1966. year, 1965-1966.11 1 Off . Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Haake, 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. 7660, ' Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 .Nays: None. 0 Absent: None. 0 ----------- Regular Meeting,.__July_12,�_1965 Bill No. 36, introduced by Councilmen Haake and Debo, entitled: Bill No. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, fixing the 36 salaries and expense accounts of City Elective and Appointive Salary Officials and Employees and repealing Ordinance No. 7527 of the City Ordinance. and all other Ordinances of the City, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith." 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. 7661. Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Nays: None. 0 Absent: None. 0 Bill No. 37, introduced by Councilman Scrivner, entitles: Bill No. 37 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing Solicitors Ordinances Numbered 7026 and 6850 of said City and Sections 659 and through 673 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Jefferson, Canvassers. Missouri, 1956, relating to solicitors and canvassers and enacting • new Ordinance relating to the same subject matter and providing • penalty." Bill No. 37 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. Bill No. 38, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Bill No. 38. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, declaring the Weed presence of weeds to be a nuisance, providing for the cutting of Ordinance. same and for the assessment of the cost thereof against the land upon which they are located and repealing Ordinance No. 7530 of the City relating to the same subject." Bill No. 38 was read the first time by title and ordered distri- buted to members of the Council. Bill No. 39, introduced by Councilman Skain, entitled: Bill No. 39. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, nmend- Iezoning of ing and modifying the Zoning Map of thc City of Jefferson, Mo. , Tweedie as incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880, by rezoning certain spec- Property. cifically described land from District "B" two family residence classification to District "C" multiple family residence classifi- cation." Bill No. 39 was read the first time by title and ordered distri- buted to members of the Council. Bill No. 40, introduced by Councilmen Haake and Stone, entitled: Bill No. 40. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri., changing, amend- Rezoning ing and modifying the zoning Map of the City of Jefferson, Mo. , property as incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880, by rezoning certain spec- lying north fifcally described land from District "D" multiple family residence of Express- classification to District "E" local commercial classification." way on East Bill No. 40 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed side of to members of the Council. Broadway. Bill No. 41, introduced by Councilman Riner, entitled: Bill No. 41 "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, approving and Accepting accepting the plat of Orchard Heights Subdivision established by plat of Waverly G. Irwin and Ertie M. Irwin as Owners thereof, and repealing Orchard Ordinance No. 7589 of the City relating to the same subject." Heights Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Riner, the Subdivision. 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. 7662. ------ __ ._..._-_ Regular Meeting, July 12,. 1965 Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Nays: None. 0 Absent: None. 0 Bill. No. 42. Bill No. 42, introduced by Councilman Riner, entitled: Creating "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, establishing the Office of office of Housing Inspector, prescribing the method of appointment, Housing qualifications term and duties of the office. " Inspector. Bill No . 42 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council . Bill No. 43. Bill No. 43, introduced by Councilmen Haake and Stone, entitled: One hour "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the parking on parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City, providing a Bolivar, presumption that any vehicle parked in violation of the Ordinance north of was parked by the owner thereof, and providing a penalty." McCarty. Bill No. 43 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council . Bill No. 44. Bill No . 44, introduced by Councilman Haake, entitled: Authorizing "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the Chamber of parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this city, prescribing Commerce a presumption and providing a penalty." Tourist Bill No. 44 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed Booth. to members of the Council . Bill No. Bill No. 45, introduced by Councilmen lfaake and Stone, entitled: 45. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri , regulating the Prohibiting parking of motor vehicles on the roadways of this City, providing a parking on presumption that ctny vehicle parked in violation of the Ordinance south side of was parked by the owner thereof and providing a penalty." Main at Brooks Bill No. 45 was read the first t f.me by title and ordered distributed and Main St•reot: . to trtenthCr,; Of the COLHICil. . Bill No. 46. Bill No . 46, Lntrodttced by Councilman Ifaal(c, (AiLUled: Accepting An 0rd1.111 ulce cif thc Cf.ty cif .10f*fV)7.1;0 11 MI S 8 0 t I r I , 111)1)170v1.11g rind the Plitt of accepting the Plitt cif lUvervl ow Addl-1. 1- n, Sec Lton 2 , establitshed Riverview by Alvena 13. f;nf,elbrerchL , lfarolei L. 'J"110111ilS 1111d JU1111tta W. 'Thomas , Addition. as the owners thereof." Bill No . 46 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the. COUncil . Bill No. 47 . Bill No. 47 , introduced by Councilmen Stone and Van Loo entitled: Interchange "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and of service. directing the City to contract by Ordinance with the Cities of Fire Centertown, Russellville, California, Taos , Westphalia and Linn, Department. Missouri. For the operation and interchange of common service of the respective Fire Departments of said Cities in case of major confla- gration or major disaster." Bill No . 47 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. Bill No. Bill No. 18, introduced by Councilman Kliegel, entitled: 18. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amending, Rezoning of and modifying the Zoning Map of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as Costello incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880, by rezoning certain specifically Property. described land from a District "A-2" single family residence classi- fication to District "D" multiple dwelling classification." 99A ----------------- Bill No. 18 was read the first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. .......... Bill No. 27 , introudced by Councilman Hawes, entitled: Bill No . 27. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, regulating the Stop on operation of Motor vehicles on the roadways of this City and pro- Russell St . viding a penalty." before Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Hawes, the entering rules were suspended and the Bill was read the third time by title Adams and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote Street . as Ordinance No. 7663. Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Skain, Stone, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 10 Nays: None. 0 Absent: None. 0 ----------- The following resolution was presented by Mr. Debo: Resolution RE- SOLUTION Street 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 pre- sented to the City Council by its Committee on Public Utilities and adopted by said City Council on July 12, 1965 . 1. Install a 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 1918 Tanner Bridge Road. 2. Install two (2) 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor lights in the Elm Street Public Housing Area on the south side in the rear of the 1000 block. Please use the second and fourth posts east from Linn Street. 3. Install a 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light between Clark and Lo- cust on Walsh. 4. Replace existing light with new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 715 11-'wing Drive. Mount light on metal pole at residents ' expense. 5 . Install 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light in the middle of the block or at the alley - 300 block of Hart Street. 6. Install it 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light at 312 E. Ashley. Adopted: July 12, 1965 Isl John G. Christy Mayor On motion of Mr. Debo, the resolution was adopted. The motion passed. ----------- The following resolution was presented to the Council: Resolution RESOLUTION OF GOVERNING BODY OF APPLICANT Grant to aid RE-SOLUTION NO. in construc- tion of Resolution authorizing filing of application with the Public pumping Health Service, United States of America, for a Grant under the station and Water Pollution Control Act, (33 U.S.C. 446 et seq. ) force main in WHERE-AS, under the terms of the Water Pollution Control Act, (33 the Gray' s U.S.C. 446 et seq.) , the United States of America has authorized Creek the making of Grants to authorized applicants to aid in the con- Watershed. struction of specific public project: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY the Council of the City of Jeffer- son, 1. That John G. Christy, Mayor be and he is hereby authorized to execute and file an application on behalf of the City of Jefferson with the Public Health Service, United States Government, for a grant to aid in the construction of a pumping station and force main (to deliver sewage produced in the Gray' s Creek watershed to r Regular Meeting, Jul 12 1965 the main City sewer system) . 2. That John G. Christy, Mayor, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to furnish such information as the United States Public Health Service may reasonably request in connection with the appli- ; cation which is herein authorized to be filed, and sign all necessary " documents. CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER 'iThe undersigned duly qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of ' Jefferson, Missouri does hereby certify: That the attached resolution is a true and correct copy of the ' resolution, authorizing the filing of application with the United ; States Public Health Service, as regularly adopted at a legally ' convened meeting of the Council of the City of Jefferson duly held ion the 12th. day of July, 1965; and further that such resolution has been fully recorded in the ,journal of proceedings and records in my office. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto sey my hand this 13th, day of July, 1965. /s/ Margaret Christian i City Clerk '.; Mr. Debo, moved the adoption of the resolution. The motion passed. Fogging ' Mayor Christy stated that he had received numerous complaints from Machine. residents of the City in the use of the fogging machine. Dr. Skain explained that the Public Health Service had approved the chemicals, being used. He also stated that the larviciding program would not control mosquitoes without the fogging operation. Airport Mayor Christy reported that the Airport Terminal Building was Terminal progressing and that money would have to be taken from some unused Building. City Fund which would be replaced from the Airport Fund at a later date. Annexation Mr. Riner moved that the General Hearing on Annexation be held Hearing. August 13, 1965. The motion passed. Mayor Christy suggested that the hearing be held at the Missouri Hotel since the Council Chamber pro- bably would be inadequate to accomodate the crowd. Library Mayor Christy stated that the Library Board had investigated the Funds. , matter of constructing the new Library Building. They cannot borrow : any money and will have to wait until they have sufficient money for the construction. The City will have to invest the money in interest bearing Time Deposit, Open Account. Mr. Willcoxon moved that Mr. Abernathy and Mr. Mace invest the money for the Library Board. . The motion passed. St. Mary' s Mr. Debo questioned the problem of trucks tearing up the City streets Blvd. due to Highway construction. He stated that St. Mary' s Blvd. is in a terrible condition. Mr. Enloe, Street Commissioner, explained that there is no load limit on City Streets and that if an Ordinance were passed controlling the load on trucks it would help the situation. A urnment. On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the Council adjourned, under the rules . The motion passed.