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Home My Public Portal About19590720 Regular Meet-ingo July 2Q. 1952 , Mayor C. Forrest Whaley in the chair. ; Present: Condit, Dorr, Fisher, Hager, D. Jobe, R. Jobe, Kliegel, Scrivner, Vanderfeltz and Willcoxon. 10 Absent: None. A quorum was declared present. i A request for rezoning parts of outlots No. 6 and 7 was y received from John 0. Bond, Attorney for Ira Lohman et al. The request was referred to the Planting and Zoning j Commission. - - A letter was received from Mr. Forrest P. Carson in t ; regard to a part of Injots No. 816 and 817 owned by Marie Busch and : Paul Busch and asking the City to dedd a 15 foot strip of ground to '; Ithe Buschs and the Buschs to deed a 15* foot strip to the City. The matter was referred to the Street Committee and the City Engineer. j� A request for a stop and go sign on the corner of Dunklin ` , and Madison Street if the Highway Department permits, was received. ; The matter was referred to the Parking and Traffic iCommission. j A letter was received from Mr. A. L. Barnes asking for a ( street sign-at Mesa and Tanner Bridge Road, also street lights at ;',Randyland and Jackson Street. The matter of the street sign was referred to the Street clCoumaissioner and the street lights to the Water and Light Committee: w A letter was received from Mrs.. Jesse Horack, asking for , a refund on her Merchants License amounting to $30 .00 . The request was granted. A letter, addressed to Mrs. Fisher was received, stating ; that the fire hydrant which was ordered in at Franklin and Marshall ` IStreets had not been installed. A petition from property owners in Parkview Addition, was , received requesting the City to establish a Sewer District for the area. The request was referred to the Street Committee and City :Engineer. Mr. Hager stated that he and the Fire Chief recommend ..that a fire hydrant be installed at James and Norris Street. ,� www+rw_rw Mr. Scrivner advised that the Committee of the Whole would, ;!meet at 7: 30 p.m. , July 27, 1959. Mr. Kliegel asked that a special committee be appointed ' ,to study the matter of a budgetary system, etc. The matter was referred to the Committee of the Whole. ________ On motion of Mrs. Fisher, seconded by Mr. Scrivener, the `Finance Committee was requested to study the Merchants License ;Ordinance for readjustments, etc. Mr. Hager asked the City Attorney to give a re gport on jwhat is being done on the parking lot situtation. City Attorney Rose stated that several motions had been !filed by Mr. Keyes to dismiss condemnation proceedings as some of the property is used for residences and that the Circuit Judge will ;.rule on the matter as quickly as possible. Mr. Dave Jobe stated that protests are going to be made j about the present parking meters being out of order so much of the time and that it would cost about $15,000.U0 to replace them. R2 ular Meeting, July 20 1959 Also that the Parking and Traffic Commission have asked a man to come in and talk to them at a meeting of the Parking and Traffic Commission. On motion of Mr. R. Jobe, the matter of no parking on the East side of Fairmount Blvd. between Hillcrest and Oakwood Drive was referred back to the Parking and Traffic Commission. Mr. Hager reported that he and the Health Inspector found , that the sewage coming into Memorial Park was not coming from ' Dr. Sugarbaker' s septic tank and that they are still working on the matter. The following communciation was received. "Desire permission be granted to construct and use a 8" Sanitary Sewer Line to connect into manhole (at station 2N23 Z�) at Southwest Corner of Sunset Lake. Sewer to run 721 feet across and along the Southside of the road to the Northeast corner of my property. Type of waste to be discharged will be domestic sewage with approximate volume of 1000 gallons per day. Sewer is intended to serve the properties of Joseph A. Vaughan and Cornelius W. Erhardt with connections as required. Plans and specifications are enclosed for approval of the City Council and City Engineer. Application has been made to the Missouri Division of Health for permit to construct this line." /s/ Joseph A. Vaughan Sunset Lake Road The request was granted under the supervision of the City Engineer with any alterations necessary for future growh of the City'. The following report was received from the Street Committee. "The matter of improving Bald Hill Road at Atchison Street. We recommend that Street not be improved. The matter of improving Crest Street, we recommend that street be improved by tax bills. The matter of Ridgeway Street having two catch basins, but no outlet, we recommend that City Engineer be instructed to get easement from Mr. Courtley and have drain pipe installed. The survey of Southwest Blvd. from Highway 50 West to Swift' s Highway, we approved and recommdnd City Engineer advertise for bids." The report was approved. The following report was received from the larking and Traffic Commission. "After due consideration of matters referred to this Commission by the City Council, and a matter originating within the Commission, the following recommendations were made at the regular meeting of the Commission held on July 17, 1959: • 1. (ITEM 14) That, inasmuch as the committee appointed to investigate the parking situation on Washington Street south of the alley between High and McCarty Streets was unable to meet since the last meeting of the Commission, an additional period of 45 days be granted the Commission for consideration of this matter, as set forth in Ordinance 6692. 2. (ITEM 15) That, inasmuch as the solution to the parking difficulty at Ohio Street and Highway 50 West is provided for in an existing city ordinance prohibiting parking within 20 feet of sidewalks at intersections, no additional action is necessary other than the erection of a sign and the application of yellow paint at the prescribed limits. 3. (ITEM 16) That a request by Mr. C. A. Scheppers, of Scheppers Electronics , 125 W. Dunklin Street, for a 35-foot loading zone in front of that establishment, be denied on the gound that the establishment concerned is in the same position with regard to loading and unloading as many other business establishments and Regular Meeting, July 20, 1959 ordinances exist which permit double-parking at certain times to facilitate this. 4. (ITEM 18) That, inasmuch as the speed limit on Southwest Boulevard is presently 30 miles per hour, no further action is necessary other than the posting of signs indicating the prescribed , 5. (ITEM 19) Thattruck traffic on Southwest Boulevard and Stadium Boulevard be limited to local delivery only (18,000 pounds) , except in those cases where an exception is necessary and for which a special permit is obtained from city authorities therefor. 16. (ITEM 20) That a request by Mr. John Van Hlse, manager of the ?' Missouri Hotel, for two parking spaces in front of that establishment to be set aside for a taxi stand be considered by a committee :': comprised of Chairman McHenry and L. C. Patton and reported on for action at the next regular meeting of the Commission on August 14, 1959 . ' 7. That the City Council Chamber be granted to the use of the '! Commission on the evening of Monday, August 31, for the first i semi-annual public hearing of matters pertaining to traffic and parking." The report was approved. The following report was received from the Planning and �IZoning Commission. ( "The City Planning & Zoning Commission has considered ; the General Warranty Deed covering an extension of Ridgeway Drive iin part of Lot 7 in West Hills Subdivision, which matter was referred .Ito this Commission by the City Council. It is the recommendation of this Commission that the deed be approved." The report was approved. t The following report was received from the Planning and Zoning Commission. "This Commission, at its regular meeting today, has : considered the request for certain rezoning by the Public Housing Authority, which matter was referred to this Commission by the City Council. After detailed consideration, and after consultation with the executive officer of the Public Housing Authority, Mr. Floyd Mattlage, and with consideration of the best interests of the : people of Jefferson City, this Commission recommends that the , interests of all parties will be satisfied if the two following jrezonings are made: (1) That there be rezoned to District "C", Multiple 10wellings, both sides of Elm Street from Cherry Street to Locust Street, said district to extend to the highway right-of-way on the ( north, and on the south to the alleys or extension thereof. I (2) That there be rezoned to District "CIO , Multiple : Dwellings, a tract of land bounded on the west by the east line of 110utlot 54, on the north by the creek, on the east by the creek and ' on the south by the present "c" District on the north side of East Nigh Street. a Above recommendations were made by two formal motions, both 'iof which were properly seconded and carried." The report was ordered received and filed. i 4 The following resolution was adopted. k / "Be it resolved by the City Council of th¢' City of ; Jefferson, Missouri, that the work of constructing sanitary sewers : in Sewer District No. 91 "D" be and is hereby approved as the ;Council finds that said work was done according to plans and ? specifications ." The following resolution was adopted. I "Be it resolved that the Capital City Water Co. , be hereby. ; instructed to install one fire hydrant at the corner of James and Norris Streets." i Regular Meeting, Jul 20 1959 jThe following Ordinance was introduced. ' "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri establishing Ithe grade on a portion of the Circumferential Route or (Southwest Blvd.) extending north from the north curb of Swifts Highway to the ; Southerly right-of-way line of U.S. Rt. 50." I Read first time at length, second time by title and on motion Hof Mr. Vanderfeltz, seconded by Mr. Hager, the rules were suspended land the ordinance was read the third time by title and placed on final passage and was passed by the following vote. Ayes - Condit, Dorr, Fisher, Hager, D. Jobe, R. Jobe, Kliegel, Scrivner, Vanderfeltz and Willcoxon. 10 Absent - None. 6760/ The following Ordinance was introduced. "An Ordinance repealing Sections 10 through 33 of Ordinance 5979 and Ordinance 6681 relating to the keeping of dogs and other animals, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Ordinance pertaining tol the same subject." I Read first time at length, second time by title and on motion of Mr. Willcoxon, seconded by Mrs. Fisher, 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. � Ayes - Condit, Dorr, Fisher, Hager, D. Jobe, Scrivner, Vanderfeltz! I and Willcoxon. 8 ;. Noes.-�- •- R. Jobe and Kliegel. 2 On motion made and seconded, the Council recessed, subject jto call of the chair. I� I a i i I i i i 1 r1 S 1t� t i 1 f, �