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Mayor Christy in the Chair.
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Prayer. Prayer was offered by Mayor Christy.
Roll Call. Present: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner
and Skain. 9
Absent: Willcoxon, absent with leave. 1
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A quorum was declared present.
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Minutes. �= The minutes of the previous-meeting were approved as read.
Highway 50 �1 Mr. Max Berry, Missouri State Highway Commission spoke in regard to,l
West. ;i the Highway 50 West Extension in the area of Dix Road and St. Mary s
j Blvd. There will be four lanes of divided highway crossing Dix
Road with a traffic interchange. Since the grade of St. Mary's Blvd.
would have to be raised some seventeen feet to cross Dix Road, the
Commission has decided to re-route St. Mary's to go around the radii
tower and come back on Williams street to avoid excessive property
damage and keep the construction cost low. `'
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Parking & A communication was received from the West Side Business Assn, Inc1 ,
Traffic requesting traffic signals on West Dunklin from its beginning at the
Commission. s 600 block of West Dunklin to Heisinger Road. The request was re- ;
ferred to the Parking & Traffic Commission .
Police A letter of appointment was received from the Police Department sub;
Dept. mitting the names of Kenneth Wayne Quinn and Denzil Clifton Roll as'
Appointments Patrolmen on the Jefferson City Police Department, effective June 1:,
1964. On motion of Mr. Scrivner, the appointments were approved.
The Motion passed.
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Bids - Bids were received for the improvement of Bald Hill Road: t
Bald Hill John Rohrer Construction Co. , Kansas City, Mo. $183,328.27
Road. Roy Scheperle Construction Co. , Jefferson City, Mo. $21,089.16
E. P. Barnett, ,Jefferson City, Mo. $189142.20 �
On motion of Mr. Hawes, the bid of E. P. Barnett was accepted. I
The Motion passed.
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Police The following report was received from the Police Board:
Board THE POLICE BOARD REPORT
Report. The Committee met May 21, 1964. Applications for employment in theil
Department were reviewed. !�
� The Committee also discussed the general operation of the Police
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Dept. i
In regard to a letter of protest received from Mrs. K. Dale
Atterberry , in regard to the turning off traffic lights on Sunday.
The Committee decided to leave the operation as it now is, due to :}
the fact that the lights are still in operation on Sunday when
necessary or during busy hours and are placed on flasher system
when traffic is light, enabling people to get through without un-
necessary stops.
/s/ Forrest Scrivner
Chairman '
On motion of Mr. Scrivner; the .report was adopted.
The Motion passed.
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The following report was received from the Parking and Traffic :;Parking
Commission: &
Traffic
The Parking & Traffic Commission met in the Council Chambers, ..Commission
Friday, May 22, with Messrs . Rackers, Duncan, Kliegel, Debo, ;:Report.
Haake, Patton and Hawes present.
A committee from the West School PTA discussed traffic and
pedestrian movement at the intersection of Dix Road and West Main
Street. The problem was taken under advisement .
A Committee of Businessmen appeared to discuss the elimination
of Parking on Jefferson between the Expressway and Dunklin. The
matter was taken under advisement.
The petition to eliminate traffic on Jackson between Dunklin {
and Hickory was denied on the recommendation of the Traffic Dept.
The Commission took under advisement the matter of a stop
light at the intersection of Highway 54 South and Stadium Drive.
The request for no parking on both sides of East Atchison
between Clark Avenue and Chestnut was denied by the Commission.
The request for no parking on one side of Virginia Street
was taken under advisement.
The Commission recommended that the Street Commissioner obtain
permission to cut the bushes on West McCarty at the Corner of Hart«
The request to eliminate parking on one side of Mulberry from'
West McCarty to the Expressway was recommended for the West side.
The Commission recommends that parking be eliminated between
the hours of 7: 30 - 8: 30 a.m. and 4: 30 - 5: 30 p.m. , on the south
side of High Street from the corner of Broadway to the existing t
no-parking area.
The Commission recommends the 10-minute parking limit be ex-
tended from the existing restriction on Washington south of High
i to Wall Street.
On motion of Mr. Hawes, the report was adopted.
j The Motion passed.
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Dr. Skain, Chariman of the Public Health Committee presented the Public
following report: Health
Mosquito Control Program Committee.
1. Representatives of the Health Dept. made following recommend-
ations: 1
A) Purchase of Fogging Machine to be mounted on a Jeep or
Truck.
B) Two hand sprays .
C) Operation of Machines, etc. , to be done by members of the
Fire Dept. of Police Dept . if possible.
2. Pigeon Control:
A) Pigeons will be shot on either Saturday afternoon or
Sunday afternoon by Members of local Gun Club.
B) This program will be under the control of the Police Dept. #`
C) All pigeons will be picked up and destroyed.
3. Proposed Medical Clinic '
A building in 900 block East High St . , owned by Mr.
Duncan can be rented for a medical clinic. Rent would be $75.00
per month, plus utilities.
It would be necessary to paint and partition for examining,,
rooms, etc. , but this could easily be done.
Physician coming would keep hours from 1:p.m. to 3: p.m. ,
five afternoons a week.
A nurse to assists the Physician would be employed 4 hours;'
per day. Local Physicians asked to assist Physician as advisors.
Drugs would be furnished by a local Pharmacy at cost plus $50.00
per month.
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Proposed Medical Clinic cost:
Physician's Salary $6000.00 per year
Rent on Building 900.00 per year
Telephone 108.00 per year
Nurse 2080.00 per year
Remodel Building 500.00
i; Drugs & Supplies 500.00
Extras to make a total of Approximately $11,000.00 per year.
Mosquito Control cost:
Weapons carrier $ 350.00
Fogging Machine 1200.00
Spray cans (2) 25.00
Salaries 1500.00
Chemicals 1500.00
Extra expense to a total of Approximately $5000.00 per year.
!I On motion of Mr. Debo, the Mosquito Control Program was referred tol
The Finance Committee.
The Motion passed.
11 On motion of Mr. Riner, the Pigeon Control Program was referred to
the Public Health Committee with power to act.
The Motion passed.
On motion of Mr. Debo, the porposed Medical Clinic was referred to
the Finance Committee.
it The motion passed.
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Street The following report was received from the Street Committee:
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cmmittee STREET COMMITTEE REPORT 11,
Report. June 1, 1964
The Street Committee met May 27, 1964 to open bids for the purchase!
of a mower and tractor for use of the Street Department.
The Committee recommends that the low bid of $1573.00 of the
1i Fulton Implement Company, Inc. , be accepted.
/a/ Montie Willcoxon
Chairman
Mr. Hogg moved that the report be approved and accepted.
q The Motion passed.
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Utilities !j Mr. Debo, Chairman of the Utilities Committee presented the
Committee following report:
Report. Dear Mayor Christy:
Your Utilities Committee met on Thursday, May 29, 19640 with
is Councilmen Haake, Riner, Skain and Debo present.
11 The Committee approved and recommends the following to City
Council;
k 1. Install one (1) new 1,000 incandescent light near 620 rear
ii East Miller Street.
2. Replace six (6) lights with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor
lights at 1.213 Carter Street and on Stadium Drive starting at aj
point near the intersection of Stadium and U.S. Route 54 and
continuing westward.
3. Replace one (1) light at the alley on Adams Street between 1
Capital and State near the First Christian Church with a new
6,800 lumen mercury vapor light.
4. Replace three (3) lights on Oakwood Drive west of Fairmounti,
Boulevard with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor lights.
5. Replace one (1) light at the northwest corner of Clay
and
Main Streets with a new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor light,
jj 6. Install one (1) new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor light at the
corner of Allen and Hayselton Drives.
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7. Replace five (5) lights in the 100 and 200 blocks of River-
side Drive with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor lights.
8. Replace one (1) light at McCarty and Hart Streets with a new
6,800 lumen mercury vapor light.
9. Replace two (2) lights and install one (1) additional light,;
J all with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor lights -- in the 100 and
I� 200 blocks of McKinley Street.
10. Replace one (1) light at Clay and High Streets with a new f;
6,800 lumen mercury vapor light.
Respectfully submitted
/s/ Robert L. Debo
Chairman
Mr. Debo moved the adoption of the report.
The Motion passed. ,
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The following report of the Airport Commission was presented: Airport
June 1, 1964 Commission
Dear Mayor Christy: Report .
lYour Airport Commission met on Monday night, May 25, 1964, with
iCouncilmen Willcoxon, Haake, Hawes and Debo and Citizen Members
Maxwell, Betts and Lamar present.
The Commission instructed Mr. Maxwell to contact Charles V. McClare6
of Columbia, General Manager of Aircor, Incl, and advise him that
the Commission saw no way -- judging from past experience -- that
the City could build him a fixed base operation at Jefferson City' s '
Memorial Airport.
It was estimated Mr. McClaren' s request (see attached letter) wouldli
cost an estimated $90,000. The Commission was told that never in th4
history of Memorial Airport has the City erected buildings in which*
a private operator could conduct his business . Mr. Maxwell was in-
structed to tell Mr. McClaren, however, if he (Mr. McClaren) erected
the buildings himself and met certain minimum requirements he could'
move to Memorial Airport.
The Commission requests that a letter from the General Counsel of
Ozark Airlines, Inc. , be referred to the City Attorney to determine '
the exact amount of the City' obligation -- if any. In the attached;,
letter from Paul L. Bradshaw, the Airline asks that it be reimbursed
in the amount of $339 .07 which it paid under protest in 1961 as a
flight property tax assessment . The Commission understands this
money was divided among the City, the schools and possibly other {
governmental subdivisions. The Commission feels if the City is
obligated it is only obligated for the exact amount of money it
received from this 1961 assessment. I
Respectfully submitted
/s/ Robert L. Debb
Vice-Chairman
City Airport Commission
On motion of Mr. Debo, the report was adopted.
The motion passed.
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Mr. Haake, Chairman of the Accounts and Claims Committee moved that ' Accounts &
the bill from the G & H Electric Co. be returned to be itemized andli Claims.
that all other bills be approved. °+
The Motion passed.
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The following report was received from the Planning & Zoning ; Planning &
Commission: May 229 1964 ? Zoning
Gentlemen: Commissio
The City Planning & Zoning Commission at their regular meeting on ' Report.
May 21, 1964, considered the petition of Elmer Goldammer and F.
Joe Delong to change the zoning on the Northeast corner of the
intersection of Dix Road and Industrial Drive from the present
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zoning of "A-2" single family residence to "E" local commercial
district . !
The Commission finds that the construction of a neighborhood
shopping conter on thin sight would be complimentary to the re-
sidential and industrial area surrounding the area. The Commission ;.'
therefore, recommends that the petition be approved. ,I
Very truly yours, 1!
/s/ Ralph J. Kalberloh
Executive Vice President
On motion of Mr. Haake, the report was adopted.
The Motion passed. '
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Air- Mr. Debb spoke of the need for an Air Conditioner in the shelter i
Conditioner at the Parking Garage and moved that one be purchased, not to excee
Parking ; $300.00
Garage. !i The following bids were opened:
Herb Gordon Appliance Co. $188.00
Eck's Service & Sales 253.00
Harold G. Butzer, Inc. 247.00
Woodman Engineering Co. 228 .00
On motion of Mr. Riner, the bids were referred to the Purchasing & '
Supplies Committee, with power to act .
The motion passed.
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Bill No. 11. Bill No. 11, introduced by Councilmen Kliegel and Debo was called
'Rezoning from up for third reading and final passage by Mr. Kliegel: !
"A-1" to "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missour, changing, amending
District and modifying the Zoning Map of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as
"Fit incorporated into Ordinance No. 5880, by rezoning certain specifi- .
tally described land from a District "A-1" single family residence;
Ramada. Inn. classification to a District "F" Highway Commercial Classification."
The Bill was read the third time by title and placed on final
passage and was passed by the following vote as Ordinance No. 752111
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner
and Skain.
Nays: None. 0
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner
and Skain. 9
Absent: Willcoxon, absent with leave. 1
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Bill No. 12 Bill No. 12, introduced by Councilman Jobe, entitled:
Appropriation "An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of May, 1964." `S
(Bills) Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Jobe, 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 a
Ordinance No. 7522. !
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner
and Skain. 9 1
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Nays: None. 0 i
Absent: Willcoxon, Absent with leave.
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Bill No. 13. !` Bill No. 13, introduced by Councilman Jobe, entitled:
Appropriation': "An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of June, 1964." j
(Salaries) Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Jobe, the 'l
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. 7523.
Ayes: Debo, Haake, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner :1
and Skain. 9
Nays: None. 0
Absent: Willcoxon, absent with leave. 1
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Bill No. 14, introduced by Councilman Debo, entitled: ' Bill No.
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending Ordinance 14
No. 7436 of the City relating to the Municipal Off-Street Parking Relating
Garage by repealing Section 3 thereof prescribing the rate of to rate
charge for parking therein and enacting a new Section 3 of Ord. No. charge at the
1 7436 relating to the same subject ." Municipal
Read first time and ordered distributed to members of the Council. Parking
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The following resolution which was presented by Mr. Debo was : Street
adopted: ; Light
RESOLUTION ' Resolution .
{ Be it hereby resolved by the City Council, City of Jefferson , Mo. ,
{ that the Missouri Power & Light Company make the following in- ;
stallations in accordance with recommendations presented to the
City Council by its Committee on Public Utilities and adopted by
f said City Council, on June 1, 1964:
{ 1. Install one (1) new 1,000 incandescent light near 620 rear'
East Miller Street.
2. Replace six (6) lights with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor
(� lights at 1213 Carter Street and on Stadium Drive starting at a
point near the intersection of Stadium and U.S. Route 54 and con-
tinuing westward.
3. Replace one (1) light at the alley on Adams Street between
Capital and State near the First Christian Church with a new 6,800
j� lumen mercury vapor light.
j 4. Replace three (3) lights on Oakwood Drive west of Fairmount
Boulevard with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor lights .
5 . Replace one (1) light at the northwest corner of Clay and
Main Streets with a new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor light.
6. Install one (1) new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor light at the;;
corner of Hayselton and Allen Drives .
7 . Replace five (5) lights in the 100 and 200 blocks of
Riverside Drive with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor lights .
8 . Replace one (1) light at McCarty and Hart Streets with a
new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor light.
9 . Replace two (2) lights and install one (1) additional
light -- all with new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor lights -- in the
100 and 200 blocks of McKinely Street .
i 10. Replace one (1) light at Clay and High Streets with a
{ new 6,800 lumen mercury vapor light .
Adopted: June 1, 1964 — John G. Christy
Mayor
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I Mr. Hogg stated that he had received inquiries about establishing Sewer Dist .
i a sewer district in the Castle Drive area and would like to have in Castle
a meeting with Councilmen, Director of Public Works and residents Drive Area.
of the area to discuss the problem.
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On motion of Mr. Haake a problem concerning an open drainage ditch ; Street
which runs along South Circle Drive was referred to the Street ' Committee.
Committee.
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jJ Mr. Riner reported a weed condition in the 1000 block on Monroe , Weeds -
Street . On motion of Mr. Riner the matter was referred to the 1000 block
Health Inspector. Monroe.
The Motion passed.
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Condem- � Mr. Scrivner requested that laws to condemn property be tightened. !I
nation of', He spoke of a piece of property located in the 300 block of
Property.,i Lafayette, just below Hardins Grocery Store, as unsightly and
dangerous and invited the newspaper to investigate. Mr. Rose in-
formed the Council that under the present City Ordinances, the
i City can condemn property for public use, but not if unfit to
q occupy as a residence.
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Planning..&' . A request was received. from 0. A. Fullir ,for"'property located-at ;t
Zoning 743 Locust Street to be rezoned to multiple dwelling. The request
Commission. =; was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission on motion of
Mr.. Hawes.
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AdJournment.li On motion of Mr. Riner, the Council adjourned under the rules.
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