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Home My Public Portal About19650301 li8 Regular..Meeting,...March..l,_..19.65 Mayor Christy in the Chair. Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy. Prayer. Present: Debo, Haake Hawes, Hogg, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner, Roll Call. Van Loo and Willcoxon. 9 Absent: Dr. Skain. 1 A quorum was declared present. The minutes of the previous meeting held on February 15th. , were Minutes. approved as read. A public hearing was held in regard to the rezoning of property Public located on the northeast corner of Dix Road and Industrial Drive. Hearing on Mr. F. Joe DeLong and Mr. Albert DeBroeck spoke in favor of the Rezoning of rezoning as it would be primarily a self service market and small Property on shops with off-street parking. Mr. DeBroeck presented petitions Dix Road and favoring the rezoning. Industrial Mrs. Mary Dexter spoke in favor of the rezoning as she wants to Drive. sell the property. Mr. DeBroeck has been the only person interested in purchasing the property but rezoning would be necessary. The following opponents of the rezoning were heard: Mr. Deskins, 327 Dix Road, Ann Copin 323 Dix Road, Jim Bailey, 328 Dix Road, Harry Goldammer, 322 Dix Road, Orville Reardon, 325 Dix Road andJudge Eager, 2407 West Main. Their objection was that the proposed rezoning would decrease the value of their property. They had bought their property due to it being in a residential area. Judge Eager stated that spot zoning was bad and that the rezoning should be denied. Mr. Haake stated that he had met with Mr. Hogg and Mr. Rackers, Director of Public Works to discuss petitions. He requested the City Attorney to review both sets of petitions to see which names were qualified to be on the petitions and have ready for the next Council Meeting. He also asked that the Director of Public Works review his map to see if all of the persons who had signed the petitions lived within the required 185 feet. BILL- Mr. Riner moved that Bill No_. 18 be withdrawn. The motion passed. T _..._. Mayor Christy stated that the City of Chun Chon, Korea would like Sister City to become a sister city of Jefferson City. A meeting had been held Chun Chon with a representative from Korea and many local clubs. They would Korea. . like for the City to approve action of People to People Corps. Mr. Willcoxon moved that we become a sister city of Chun Chon. .The motion passed. Mayor Christy stated that since the Jefferson City High School Band Contribution was representing the State of Missouri on the opening day of the to the New York World' s Fair that the City would designate a day as J. C. J.C. Band. Band Day. Mr. Debo moved that the City donate one days receipts from the parking meters. Mr. Hawes stated that it would be a mis- appropriation of City funds. Mr. Riner offered a substitute motion that the City donate $200.00, to be taken from the Mayor' s Con- tingency Fund. Mr. Hawes asked for a roll call vote. Ayes: Debo, Hogg, Riner, Scrivner, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 6 Nays: Haake, Hawes and Kliegel. 3 Absent: Dr. Skain. 1 The motion passed. Mr. Hawes, Mayor Pro Tem assumed the chair. Mayor Pro Tem Election Judges. The following names for Judges for the Primary Election to be held Primary March 9, 1965 were presented to the Council. Election. DEMOCRATIC ELECTION JUDGES March 9, 1965 JUDGES ALTERNATES FIRST WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Mrs. W. T. Jones, 626 E. Capitol Mrs. Mary Ann Struempf, 618 E. Capitol J. T. Payne, 312 Lafayette Mrs. Maud Martin, 635 E. Capitol Mrs. Nan Tucker, 631 E. High Orelia Pruett, 635 E. Capitol ; E. W. Yankee, 110 Lafayette Mrs. Estella Claiborn, 606 E. McCarty SECOND PRECINCT Joe Nacy, 328 Ash Mrs. Emma Crosby, 316 Locust Zilphia Robb, 1002 E. Capitol Marie Bernskoetter, 200 Ash Ina Ruth Pollock, 206 Pine Mrs. Lawrence Rackers, 217 Center Mrs. W. A. Curtis, 1109 Park Place Goldie Sapp, 830 E. McCarty THIRD PRECINCT Mrs. Marvin Thomas, 101 S. Lincoln Mrs. Chester Buckner, 1529 E. High Mrs. Vincent Koester, 110 Riverside Miss Brenda Martin, 117 Pierce Mrs. Ray Smith, 205 McKinley Mrs. Ted Harrison, 213 Buchanan Mrs. G. C. Finney, 311 Buchanan Mrs. Clyde Whitner, 3)5 Buchanan SECOND WARD - FIRST PEECINCT Ruby Vaughn, 221a E. McCarty Dorothy Atkinson, 406 Jefferson Mrs. Frank Nichols, 410 State St. Florence Ritchey, 208 Hub ;, Marjorie Rush, 106'k E. McCarty Mrs. Charles Ellis, 419 E. High Wade Condit, 214 Jackson Mrs. George Elliott, 405 Madison SECOND PRECINCT Bob Tolin, 113 Adams Mrs. Maurine Griggs, 413 E. Capitol Mrs. Opal Neal , 208 Marshall Mrs. Edna Straub, 309a Jackson Mrs. Dora Condit , 214 Jackson Miss Naomi Menteer, 313 Jackson Mrs. Cleo Ells, 510 E. Capitol Mrs. Francis VanLoo, 517a E. McCarty THIRD WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Mary C. Rodeman, 230 W. McCarty Shirley Tripp, 619 West High Minnie Kroll, 319 West High Doris Raithel, 225 W. McCarty Bertha Elliott, 619 West High Sandra Koestner, 619 West High Lucille DeBroeck, 428 Washington Mrs. Virginia Morris, 307 W. High SECOND PRECINCT J. C. Waters, 108 Fulkerson Mrs. Jean Griggs, 110 Fulkerson Searle Hultmark, 717 West High Mrs. Victor Schulte, 306 Bolivar Rose Franke, 1005 West High Mrs . Mary Lou Johnson, 821 West High Albert Ruoff, 212 Bolivar Elmer Schepers, 728 Cliff Drive THIRD PRECINCT ,:Myrtle Edmonds, 1350 W. Main Mrs. Kathryn Case, 1414 W. McCarty Catherine Pittrick, 1415 W. McCarty Winnie Roche, 414 Argonne Mrs. G. E. Woods, 204 Hart Ruby Kocher, 443 Ridgewood Joe Garrett, 1214 W. Miller Mrs. Edith Blume, 1218 W. High FOURTH PRECINCT ; Mrs. Hazel Natsch, 1722 West Main Ola Fogelman, 110 E. Circle Mrs. Margaret Barry 118 E. Circle Betty Ruth Headley, 1928 West Main Paul Huston, 1936 Allen Drive Lora Fenton, 128 Boonville Ad, Mrs. L. E. Wyrick, 1610 Hayselton Dr, Paul Christian, 1933 Allen FIFTH PRECINCT Fred McGhee, 2109 Forest Drive Corrine Forgey, 406 Meier Dr. llMrsT-George-Burrtio-r-199-N.--Ridgeway Mrs. John Paulus, 2218 Hillsdale i Mrs. Helen Chapman, 94 Binder Dr. Mrs. Warren Dampf, 2205 Oakview Wilma Neutzler, 2310 Oakview Mrs, Hugh Folk, 417 Crest � FOURTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT j Kathryn Kauffman, 124 W. Elm Seldon Abbott, 311 R. West Elm Norma Prenger, 616 Broadway Lucille Wells, 701 Mulberry, Wesley Mueller, 212 W. Dunklin Dorothy Rackers, 213 W. Elm Helen Branch, 509 Broadway Clara Watt, 708 Washington SECOND PRECINCT ;. Virginia Eveler, 522 Stadium Orlen Kester, 1111 Jefferson :' Mrs. C. 0. Enloe, 908 Broadway Mrs. Wade Kirshman, 1009 Bellevue Gerre Rackers, 1207 Southwest Blvd. Betty Herigon, 517 Stadium Hazel Holzem, 932 Crestmere Ann Henderson, 802 Swifts Highway THIRD PRECINCT Mrs. George Brandt, 1503 St . Marys Carrie Miller, 1210 St. Marys Dorothy Bowman, 303 West Atchison Bonnie Bailey, 916 Indiana Bobby Amos, 1204 St . Marys Blvd. Lillian Rush, 632 Virginia Mary Turner, 1424 St, Marys Blvd. Mary Amos, 1204 St. Marys FIFTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Helen Kauffman, 407 E. Ashley Mary Giles, 601&, Madison , Rosemary Bennett, 601 Monroe Helen Nickamp, 403 E. Ashley William Wines, 919 E. Elm Zola Mae Johnson, 501 Mar- shall " Etta Matthews, 211 E. Dunklin Mrs, Pauline Moore, 607 Monroe SECOND PRECINCT Lillian Bond, 724 East Miller Mrs. Eva Steward, 1110 E. Dunklin ; Mrs. Maurice Sitton, 1223 E. Dunklin Elizabeth Lawson, 723 Locust Lon C. Stone, 15 Hobbs Terrace Mrs. Lon C. Stone, 15 Hobbs Terrace ,, Mrs, Harold Vaughn, 726 Houchin Mae Branson, 1412 E. Atchison THIRD PRECINCT 1' Mrs, James Reeder, 301 Tyler Miss Marguerite Smith, 1002 Oak St. :. Mrs. Pearl Taber, 414 Russell Mrs. Dora Binney, Tanner Bridge Road. ., Mrs. Ruby Heller, 316 Case Miss Fern Tylor, 1212 Adams Mrs. LaVerne Nichols, 417 Russell Kathy Acree, 1405 Monroe FOURTH PRECINCT , Lester Ekstam, 811 Fairmount Doreen Cummock, 823 Fair- mount Elroyd Renfrow, 1209 Moreland Edna Vieth, 1206 E. Atchison Mrs. Mary Jobe, 1221 Madeline Erika Dickson, 1305 Winston Katie Walz, 1020 Fairmount Miss Ruth Caplinger, 905a Adams DEMOCRATIC REGISTRATION CLERKS ..First Ward First Precinct - Mrs, Klyde Morse, 202 ,, Lafayette Second Precinct - Mrs. Myrtle Vaughn, 810 E. Capitol Third Precinct - Mrs. Pearl Hickey, 414 Lark .'Second Ward First Precinct - Mrs. Chas. Buchanan, 216 E. McCarty Second Precinct - Mrs. Lucille Cybofsky, 506 E. State St. 1, Third Ward - First Precinct - Nell Rice, 607 West McCarty 0 Second Precinct - Mrs. Tom Donahue, 723 West Main Third Precinct - Catherine Brown, 1615 West Main Fourth Precinct - Joe Chambers, 1924 West Main Fifth Precinct - Mrs. L. E. McBride, 110 Forest Hill '!Fourth Ward First Precinct - Libby Tihen, 117c West Miller Second Precinct - Margaret Bemboom, 809 Mulberry Third Precinct - Mrs. Cora Handley, 629 Waverly Fifth Ward - First Precinct - Eleanor McCroan, 1121 E. Dunklin Second Precinct - Mrs. Lawrence Copeland, 630 Clark Third Precinct - Mrs. Wayne Duncan, 1012 Oak Street Fourth Precinct - Mrs. Arlene Asel, 1410 Rehagen On motion of Mr . Willcoxon, the Judges were approved. The motion passed. ---------- Rublic The following report was submitted by Mr. Debo, Chairman of the Utilities Public Utilities Committee: Committee March 1, 1965 Report. Mayor John Christy: Your Utilities Committee recommends the following street light :installations to the Council: 1. Install one (1) new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on pole located in alley between Washington and Jefferson Street, known as the 100 Block of West Wall Street , the pole is located a few , feet of the exit of the Public Parking Lot or the 3rd. pole west ot the exit on Jefferson Street. 2. Install one (1) new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on North Circle Drive and Chicago, about at 100 W. Circle Drive. 3. Install one (1) new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light in the center of the 200 Block of West Ashley Street. Respectfully submitted, Isl Robert L. Debo Utilities Committee Chairman :" . On motion of Mr. Debo, the report was adopted. The Motion passed. ---------- Fire Dept. The Following report was presented by Mr. Hogg, Chairman of the Committee Fire Department Committee: February 25, 1965 Report. The Honorable John G. Christy Mayor Jefferson City, Missouri Dear Mayor Christy: The Fire Department Committee met February 25, 1965 at 7 : 30 P.M. Those present were as follows: Councilman VanLoo, Councilman .Willcoxon and Councilman Hogg, Also present were Fire Chief John 122 Sullivan, Fire Inspector Vincent Willmeno, Building Inspector Tom Benton, Health Inspector Chester McKinney. A discussion was held pertaining to the Housing Authority on a residential inspection ordinance. The Committee suggested that Tom Benton contact Tom Rose in regard to an amendment to the existing fire ordinance. The Committee recommended referring a longevity pay-scale plan to the Finance Committee. i F Meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Isl Paul W. Hogg Chairman , On motion of Mr. Hogg, the report was adopted. ;, The motion passed. ---------- 1. Mr. Hawes, Chairman of the Annexation and Redistricting Committee Annexation & reported that they hope to have the final report in the near future. Redistrictin ---------- The following report was presented by Mr. Hawes, Chairman of the Committee-Of- Committee-of-the-Whole: the- Whole COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Report. The Committee of the Whole met at 7: 30, February 16, in the Council Chambers. Members of the Committee present were: Van Loo, . Skain, Hogg, Willcoxon, Scrivner, Haake and Hawes. Mr. Haake explained Bill No. 106 to the City' s department heads. The Committee met with the Housing Authority and took the following action: 1 . Asked the Mayor to appoint a Code Review Committee to review and recommend to the Council the modernization of codes and Ordinances when, in the opinion of the Review Committee, it becomes necessary. 2. Recommends a request of the Housing Authority to revise the Fire Prevention Code be sent to the Fire Committee. 3. Reconunends the Housing Code be revised with the con- currence of Mr. Benton and Mr. Herron and that when completed a bill be drawn for introduction in the Council . 4. The question of employing a Mousing Inspector was referred to the Finance Cotimilttee. 5. The Committee recommends a system of time keeping to be instituted with respect to inspection reports. 6. The Committee reconunends the Mayor discuss with the Housing Authority the appointment of a Citizens Committee to assist elective and appointive officials in the en- forcemeat of codes and ordinances, 7 . The Committee recommends Mr. Rackers and Mr. Benton in- vestigate the possibility of requesting the Missouri Division of Commerce and Development to assist in up- dating the Comprehensive Plan using the 701 program, Mr. Hawes moved the adoption of the report. The motion passed. . ........... Bill No. 107, introduced by Councilmen Debo and Haake, entitled: Bill No. 107 . "An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of February, 1965. "Appropriation Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Haake, the (Salaries 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. 7613. Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hogg, Kliegel, Riner, Van Loo and Willcoxon. 8 t- Nays: None. 0 ,, Absent: Scrivner and Dr. Skain. 2 Bill No. ' Bill No. 108, introduced by Councilman Scrivner, entitled: 108. "An Ordinance of theCity of Jefferson, Missouri, changing, amending Rezoning and modifying the zoning map of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as of property incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880 , by rezoning certain specifi- located at cally described land from a District "A-2" Single family Residence the north- classification to a District "E" Local Commercial Classification. east corner Read first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the of Dix Rd. Council. and Industrial Mr. Riner moved that Bill No. 108 be brought up on special order Drive. of business at 8: 15 p.m. , at next Council Meeting for third reading;' and final passage. The motion passed. Bill No. 109. Bill No. 109, introduced by Councilmen Hawes and Debo, entitled: Regulating "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing sections all aspects 502-504, 516 and 522-558 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of of liquified Jefferson, Missouri, 1956, and Section 1 . 240 of Ordinance No. 7344 petroleum of the City, defining liquefied petroleum gases and flammable and gases and conbustible liquids and establishing requirements for the safe flammable and handling, storage and transportation of such products, and enacting combustible a new ordinance relating to the same subjects." liquids. Read first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. l 10 Bill No. 110 . Bill Franc/is, Cornell Hopkins and Gladys Warner appeared before the Prohibiting Council, protesting the prohibition of parking on the south side of parking on Ashley Street between Jefferson and Monroe Streets. t south On motion of Mr. Hawes, the Bill was withdrawn and the matter re- side of £erred back to the Parking and Traffic Commission. The motion passed. Ashley St.Mr. Scrivner moved that the Police Department assume the responsibi- be ween lity of notifying the property owners involved of the next Parking Jefferson and and Traffic Commission meeting so that they could be heard. Monroe. The motion passed. Bill No. 111. Bill No. 1.11, introduced by Councilman Willcoxon, entitled: Relating to "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing section the Closing of846 of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Jefferson, 1956, re- Public Sts. lating Lo the closing of Public Streets and reenacting a new Ordin- ance relating to tile same subject. " React first time by title and ordered distributed to members of the Council. Resolution - The following resolution was presented by Mr.Debo: Street Lights RESOLUTION 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 March 1, 1965. 1. Install one (1) new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on pole located in alley between Washington and Jefferson Street, known as the 100 block of West Wall Street, the pole is located a few feet of the exit of the Public Parking Lot or the 3rd pole west of the exit on Jefferson Street. 2. Install one (1) new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light on North Circle and Chicago, about at 100 West Circle Drive. 3. Install one (1) new 6800 Lumen Mercury Vapor light in the center of the 200 block of West Ashley Street. Adopted: March 1 , 1965 _ /s/ John G. Christy Mayor 124 !� On motion of Mr. Debo, the resolution was adopted. i i, {' The motion passed. ---------- is I Debo moved that ample affidavits be provided at all polling Affidavits I 1places for the Primary Election. Polling ,iThe motion passed. i Places. ---------- 1IThe following request was received from the Housing Authority of Planning & the City of Jefferson, Missouri: Zoning "Respectfully submitted herewith for your approval, is a plat of IlCommission. the proposed subdivision, of a tract of land in the Campus View :I Urban Renewal Area. iThis tract is in the south part of the Campus View Area and is Ij bounded generally by Jackson Street on the west, Franklin Street ion the south, Lafayette Street on the east and Atchison Street on , the north." ;10n motion of Mr. Scrivner, the request was referred to the Planning;; I! and Zoning Commission. ! The motion passed. ---------- ;10n motion of Mr. Scrivner, the Council adjourned under the rules. ! Adjournment. I II ii iS it, it J