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Home My Public Portal About19600321 Regular Meeting, March 21, 1960 Mayor C. Forrest Whaley in the chair. Present: Condit, Dorr, Fisher, Hager, D. Jobe, R. Jobe, Kliegel Scrivner, Vanderfeltz and Willcoxon. 10 Absent: None. 0 ?I Mrs. Fisher read part of a petition which was presented to the' Council on November 10, 1952 pertaining to water mains on Bald Hill 'Road. j City Attorney Rose, spoke on the matter of the extension rule i ;which the Capital City Water Company have filed with the Public Service Commission. It was moved by Mr. Willcoxon and seconded by Mr. Dorr, that . Rose make a study of the matter and report back at next meeting "ton what the City should do. ;! The motion was adopted_-- t It was moved and seconded that the next regular meeting of `;the Council be held on April 11th and the following meeting be on :April 19th. The motion was adopted. � 1 f Mr. Dorr requested that a 20 m.p.h. be established on West a `Main Street at St. Joseph' s Home from Hart Street to the "Y" . j The City Attorney was instructed to draw the necessary ;ordinance. City Attorney Rose spoke on the matter of acquiring the Stephens v 'and Hemmel property for a public parking lot. It was moved by Mr. Willcoxon, seconded by Mr. Scrivner that .the owners be offered what they are asking for the property. The motion was adopted. The condition of the street from Bluff Street to Garfield was referred to the Street Commissioner for action. Mr. Kliegel reported a water problem at Bellevue Court and heavy traffic on Myrtle and Swift ' s Highway and suggested widening the curbs south of the seminary wall . The matter was referred to the Street Committee. Mayor Whaley read part of a letter addressed to the Jefferson City Community Planning Commission and the Chamber of Commerce from Mr. Wm. Tweedie, Paul Doll and Sheldon Gentry, recommending a mapping program for the City. The City Engineer recommended that an immediate Aerial Survey be made of the City. The cost of the first step being $3,000.00 and', the total cost in the neighborhood of $25,000 .00 . f It was moved by Mr. R. Jobe and seconded by Mrs. Fisher, that ! the City approve the first step of the Survey at a cost of $3,000.00 The motion was adopted. { A letter was received from the Rock-A-Bye Nursery, 617 W. Main; Street requesting parking space from 7: 00 to 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. The request was referred to the Parking and Traffic Commission* Bids were received on the drainage correction in the 200 block. Chestnut Street as follows: Cure-Linhardt Const. Co. $2,625.00 Schneiders Const. Co. 2,373.00 E. P. Barnett 2,208.50 Alvin Brunner 29385.50 Scheperle Const. Co. 19994.00 The bid of Scheperle Construction Company was accepted. 302 Epatilar Mep-tiXig- March 21, 1260 Bids were received on the improvement of Crest Street from Livingston Street north 351.76 feet, as follows: Edgar Schneiders $11,608.47 Roy A. Scheperle 11,853.93 E. P. Barnett 139861. 30 The following note was attached to the bid of E. P. Barnett. �! "Attention City Council. If the money for this street is placed in escrow or bond made for bid price, I will do the ,job for $7,520.87. E. P. Barnett /s/" �{ On motion made and seconded, the bids were rejected. !� The following report was received from the Parking and Traffi l ,Commission. "After due consideration of matters referred to the Commission! by the City Council and originating within the Commission, the ' following recommendations were made to the City Council at a special,i meeting of the Commission held on February 18, 1960 and at a regular; eeting on March 18, 1960: ?? (ITEM 54) Iliat existing stop signs on Miller Street where it inter-j sects Monroe Street be removed, and stop signs be erected on Monroe j? Street where it intersects with Miller Street, for the reason that ij due to construction of the throughway, Miller Street will accommodate through traffic, whereas Monroe Street will not. (ITEM 55) . That the two existing loading zones in the north half of !( ; the east side of the 200 block of Madison Street be removed, since jthe business daces for which the loading zones were created no ilonger are located there. This space would be used for double-head " (metering. ;((ITEM 56) That parking in the 100 block of East Miller Street be ,.restricted to the north side only instead of the south side as at present. Houses have been removed from the south side and the only ;; ;parking requirement for the present and the future is on the north "side. ; (ITEM 57) That the remaining unmetered parking stalls on the east side of the north half of the 200 block of Jefferson Street be made metered '; ( stalls with a time limit of 30 minutes. Thest stalls Are presently ! 'being preempted by all-day porkers but are urgently needed for those desiring access to the Jefferson Building on a short-term basis. i (ITEM 58) That a "Yield Right of Way" sign be erected on Broadway Street where it intersects West High Street to control northbound traffic; that the flashing signal presently facing this traffic rema*n amber; and that the flashing amber signal presently facing southbound traffic on Broadway where it intersects with West High Street be replaced with a flashing red signal. ij (ITEM 59) That no parking of any vehicles be allowed on the east side of Madeline Street from the west end of the street to a point 150 feet east therefrom." The report was approved. ------- I The following communication was received from John L. Hearne, j ;Chairman Republican City Central Committee. } "I hereby certify that the Republican City Central Committee !has appointed and authorized Mrs. Florence Gardner and Mrs. Beverly > (Koehler to receive, deliver and return absentee ballots for the 1forthcoming city election to be held on April 5, 1960, on behalf of !the Republican party." The appointments were approved. ! Following is a list of the polling places selected for the ' City Election to be held April 5, 1960. Re ular Meeting.Ma rch2l 1960 j,FIRST WARD T,lst Capitol Upholstering Co. , 627 E. High Street Ind Central Motors, 1001 E. High Street ;;3rd Joe Schulte' s Garage, 200 Polk Street i :SECOND WARD ;1st Wymore Apt. , (Basement) , 315-23 Washington Street (side entrance on McCarty) :12nd Cole County Court Huuse (Basement) OTHIRD WARD zilst N. 0. Nelson Mfg. Co. , 308 Mulberry Street Il2nd Carl Mace Monument Co. , 709 W. Main Street 13rd Nellie Herrick Residence, 1428 W. Main Street '4th West School (Auditorium) , Dix Road & W. Main Streets ,FOURTH WARD f�lst Carpenter' s Bldg. , 230 W. Dunklin Street (Old Broadway School) 2nd Delong' s (Aluminum Division) , 818 Jefferson Street i13rd Southwest School, 812 St. Mary' s Blvd. i ;FIFTH WARD i lst Annex Central School, 315 E. Dunklin Street 1i2nd Gulf Service Station, 629 Clark Avenue '13rd Johnny' s Market, 1217 Monroe 4th McClung Park (Pavillion) { The polling places were approved. The following Judges were approved for the City Election to be held April 5, 1960. ! DEMOCRATIC JUDGES REPUBLICAN JUDGES FIRST WARD - FIRST PRECINCT FIRST WARD - FIRST PRECINCT i Mrs. W. T. Jones Mrs. J. H. Whitley Mrs. Tracy Lancaster Mrs. C. L. Thompson i Mrs. Happy Watts Mrs. T. E. Markel FIRST WARD - SECOND PRECINCT FIRST WARD - SECOND PRECINCTl ;i Miss Helen Rost Charles Sullens Mrs. C. M. Crosby Mrs. W. F. Miller {i Thomas C. Goodall Mrs. R. D. Matthews I l' 3 jl FIRST WARD - THIRD PRECINCT FIRST WARD - THIRD PRECINCT j� W. S. Nichols William Schwab ' i� Mrs. Jos. Schulte Mrs. Gladys Stoehr t! Mrs. ARthur Eckerle Ben Weaver �f SECOND WARD - FIRST PRECINCT SECOND WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Miss Dorothy Atkisson Mrs. 011ie Bond 6 Robert Crane Mrs. M. J. McEntire !� Mrs. Chas. Buchanan Mrs. E. H. Winter { SECOND WARD - SECOND PRECINCT SECOND WARD - SECOND PRECINCT Mrs. 0. A. Seymour Ed Brassfield i Miss Naomi. Menteer Mrs. Vic Buescher � ! Mrs. Frank Carothers Mrs. Frank McNew., I I THIRD WARD - FIRST PRECINCT THIRD WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Earl Zimmerman S. T. Nix i Mrs. Harriet Nienhueser Mrs. S. T. Nix Mrs. Martha Ross A. H. Rutledge i T ,i I T T 304 e n rch 21 1960 THIRD WARD - FIRST PRECINCT THIRD WARD - FIRST PRECINCT Earl Zimmerman S. T. Nix i� Mrs. Harriet Nienhueser Mrs. S. T. Nix Mrs. Martha Ross A. H. Rutledge .0 THIRD WARD - SECOND PRECINCT THIRD WARD - SECOND PRECINCV1 Mrs. Teresa Donahue Roy Cowley l Elmer Scheppers Mrs. Elzada Payne I! Mrs. J. C. Waters Theodore Schulte THIRD WARD _ THIRD PRECINCT THIRD WARD - THIRD PRECINCT �I Paul Hogg Mrs. Herbert Burlbaw � Mrs. Edward Rodeman Mrs. Ed Sandfort ! I Mrs. Teresa Brown Mrs. E. C. L. Wagner THIRD WARD - FOURTH PRECINCT THIRD WARD - FOURTH PRECINCT11 Fred McGee T. H. Curtis Mrs. Hazel Natsch Mrs. Russell Rinklin Mrs. 0. 0. Durham Genevieve Smith fi ;i FOURTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT FOURTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT " C. A. Thomas Mae Schnider Mrs. Helen Branch Eda Tanner E Mrs. Katherine Kauffman Mrs. Walter Schroeder FOURTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT FOURTH WARD - SECOND PRECINC4 JUNE R. Rosen Mrs. V. Kollaneyer Pete Prenger Mrs. Bee Even ;t Mrs. Michael Rackers Merrill Krause FOURTH WARD - THIRD PRECINCT FOURTH WARD - THIRD PRECINCTIi John B. Benne Theodore Wisch Mrs. Otto Distler Mrs. Frank Osterloh Mrs. Myrtle Proctor Carl Vogel = 1' FIFTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT FIFTH WARD - FIRST PRECINCT William Wines Mrs. Effie Coleman Clarence Veith Mrs. Elizabeth Colvin Miss Helen Kauffman P. C. Shively FIFTH WARD - SECOND PRECINCT FIFTH WARD - SECOND PRECINCT �l Leslie Groff Mrs. Emil Wilbers Miss Phyllis White Lucille Porter Mrs. Louis Rackers Mrs. Orval Silfies FIFTH WARD - THIRD PRECINCT FIFTH WARD - THIRD PRECINCT Mrs. Virginia West Plank Mrs. William Puchta Mrs. James Reeder Mrs. Wm. Heisinger Mrs. Marvin Thomas F. P. Carson !- is FIFTH WARD - FOURTH PRECINCT FIFTH WARD - FOURTH PRECINCT! Carle Newberry Mrs. V. B. Elder k Les G. Ekstam Mrs. Mary Hemmel Mrs. Wm. Oakerson P. H. Danielle f !4 Eight Democratic and eight Republican Registration Clerks were approved by the City Council for the City Election to be held April 5, 1960. ---------- :{ The following ordinance was introduced. ' "An Ordinance regulating the sale or exposure to sale of any ' goods, wares or merchandise on the first day of the week, commonly e called Sunday, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof." Read firstCime at length, second time by title and on motion s made and seconded was referred to the Committee of the Whole, ?! I Ministerial Alliance, et al. j1 The motion was adopted. Regular Meeting, March 21 1960 X05 On motion of Mr. Condit, seconded by Mr. Hager, the ordinance ,was held over to the new Council. '6897/ The following ordinance was introduced. "An Ordinance authorizing and directing the Mayor and the �iCity Clerk of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, to execute for and on behalf of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, a quitclaim deed, remisei g, ,releasing and forever quitclaiming unto Mary Wells, as the grantee, ! 11 of the right, title and interest of the City of Jefferson, �, iseouri, into specifically described real estate in which the City ,I Hof Jefferson, Missouri, now holds an easement for sanitary sewer I�urposes." ;I Read first time at length, second time by title and on motion Iof Mrs. Fisher, seconded by Mr. Dorr, the rules were suspended and !the ordinance was read the third time by title and placed on final assage and was passed by the following vote. i yes - Condit; Dorr, Fisher, Hager, D. Jobe, R. Jobe, Kliegel, Scrivner, Vanderfeltz and Willcoxon. 10 sent - None. rr,rrr-rr ;6898/ The following ordinance was introduced. I, I� "An Ordinance repealing Ordinance Number 6895 authorizing and �4 directing the Mayor and the City Clerk of the City of Jefferson, ,Missouri, to execute for and on behalf of the City, a contract with reorge W. Lord and Janet R. Lord and Thompson F. Willis and Erma . Willis, for the purchase of certain real estate by the City of Jeff Orson, Missouri, for the sum of fifteen thousand ($15,000.00) dollars, land enacting a new ordinance pertaining to the same subject." Read first time at length, second time by title and on motion �:of Mr. Willcoxon, seconded by Mr. Scrivner, the rules were suspended; :and the ordinance was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote. 4 ,Ayes - Condit, Dorr, Fisher, Hager, D. Jobe, R. Jobe, Kliegel, Scrivner, Vanderfeltz and Willcoxon. 10 If bsent - None. On motion made and seconded, the Council recessed, subject to I� -,call of the chair. !! rrrrrr rr � ;t 1 ii r I I� I�i {1 i I i �f j