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Regular Meeting, January 6 1964
Mayor Pro Tern Perry W. Hawes, .Jr, in the chair.
Prayer. Prayer was offered by Councilman Robinson.
Roll Call. Present: Cline, Debo, IIawes, Ilogg, ,Jobe, Kl.iegel, Riner, Robinson,
Scrivncr and Willcoxon. 10
Absent: None. 0
A quorum was declared present.
Minutes of The following corrections were made to the minutes of the meeting of
revious December 16, 1963.
Meeting. 1. On motion of Mr. Debo, all suggestions of Mr. Robinson be stricken
from the minutes. The motion passed. '
2. On motion of Mr. Debo, the section pertaining to the Parking Garage,
strike out Mr. Hawes and insert in lieu thereof, Mr. Hogg. The motion
passed.
3. On motion of Mr. Debo, the minutes of December 4, page 394, line 12,
be corrected to read, "On motion made by Councilman Riner, Bill No. 29
as amended and all previous bills be withdrawn. The motion passed.
4. On motion of Mr. Debo, the minutes of December 4, be corrected as
follows: Page 396, line 13 by striking out period and quote and adding
Be it further resolved that this resolution be published in the newspaper
three times. The motion passed.
5. On motion of Mr. Debo, minutes of December 4, meeting, page 396,
strike out lines 15 and 16, beginning with Mr. Robinson and ending with
the word request. The motion passed.
6. On motion of Mr. Debo, minutes of December 16, meeting, page 408, be
corrected by striking out lines 14 and 15. The motion passed.
On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the minutes were approved as corrected. 'File
motion passed.
Statement For the record, the undersigned declares it to he his opinion that the
y Mr. proceedings of the City Council of the City of Jcjfer•:aon arc not legal Ind
Robinson. are without force and effect hecaur►e the laws of Mi.gsor.rri and of the City
have ►rot been complied with.
/s/ J, Geo. Robiu5on
Par-lting kot Mr, E. I. Hockaday, :,poke in rc ita rd of hi►► reque:at. to nrultc ar parking lot
300 lrllc. in the 300 block of West Ilil;
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!.A communication was received from Mrs. R. E. Knowles, Chairman of the Cole County
,'Cole County Dental Program, thanking the Council for the financial support Dental
given to them and requesting that they be included in the 1964 budget. Clinic.
bn motion of Mr. Cline, the communication was ordered filed. The motion
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Passed.
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iiA communication warn received from 1)oniald E. 13reckenrldge, requesting the highway 54
'!Council to accept the highway 54 South Plan as his organization is ready to South, Plan.
1jbegin construction immediately on their Hotel Facilities, and would also
ilappreciate prompt attention in approving the requested zoning change on the
(Neil McKay and the Catholic Church Property.
10n motion of Mr. Riner, the communication was ordered filed. The motion
passed.
"The following communication was received from C. E. Dickinson, Lincoln Easement
University: along Lafayette
We have a request for an easement along Lafayette Street between Franklin Street.
and Atchison Streets for the purpose of widening the street.
The traffic along that area has increased greatly with the opening of Leslie
Boulevard and will certainly justify a wider street. We hope that the
iwidening will continue from Atchison to Miller Streets without delay as it
creates a bottle neck in traffic along this way. It is especially bad during
;'events at the Lincoln University Gymnasium or Richardson Auditorium.
!We would appreciate your early consideration of this project. "
110n motion of Mr. Hogg, the communication was ordered filed. The motion
Massed.
iIA letter of resignation was received from Charles M. Davis, effective Resignation
iIJanuary 1, 1064 due to the fact that he has been appointed to the position of Charles M.
State Shelter• Officer on the staff of the Missouri State Civil Defense Agency. Davis.
On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the resignation was accepted. The motion was
, passed.
A letter of resignation was received from Francis 1I. Young, Civil Defense Resignation
Director, effective December 31, 1903. 'Francis 1.1.
Oil motion of Mr. Nogg, the resil.;rratioil %V',Ib accepted. The iirotion Ir.rriscd. Young.
I'he following comrrrunication war) received fr•c>rn John 1.0. Sullivan, li'ire Chief: Appointment of
"'I herchy r3uhrrrit for, Your approval the ►ianic Of /Allen Kent Beek, 508 I:. Allan K. 13ecic,
li Ashley Street, Jeffurrron City, to hc• pbreed on the Vi re Depar•tnrent. Vi re Dept..
Appointment date lcr hecoure vffcrct.ivc• Ja u:rr y 10, 1964 .
Mr. liecic 1-(•placer3 C'lettw 'l:urrcen wlrc) r•cti red ui of Jsulusrr•y 1 , I
I On rxurtiolr of Mr. Willcoxon, the ;rppointillent wa.,-; approved. The i►rotion
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pall.-wd.
"Oil motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the resignation of Mr. LeRoy .1. Ilellr•y, City Resignation,
Engineer, was accepted, effective Jrrulrtu'y 1, 1964. The motion passed. holtoy J. Henry
The following report was received from the Planning and Zoning Commission: Planning tat.
"The City Planning and Zoning Commission at a regular meeting on December Zoning Comm.
1I 18, 1063, considered the petition of L. I. Hockaday which requested a Report.
special permit for the purpose of establishing a parking lot on the rear yard
portion of a property located at 307 W. High St.
The Commission has examined detailed plats of the proposed pal-Icing area
1! and feels that since there is no objection from the surrounding property
owners and that adequate access and private parking facilities have been
l provided for the apartment house at 307 W. Iiigh St. , the Commission, there-
fore, recommends that the petition be granted. "
:I On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the report was ordered filed. The motion passed.
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'I The following report was received from the Planning and Zoning Commission: Planning &
"The City Planning and Zoning Commission at its regular meeting on Zoning
December 18, 1963, considered a petition of Sylvester M. Lohman, J. A. Commissio
I� Ossman, Henry I. Eager, A. B. Cowley and Jos. S. Summers to remove a Report.
sign on Industrial Drive erected and owned by the Gibson Discount store; and
to enact a sign regulating ordinance which would apply to all property along
the southside of Industrial Drive eastcr•ly from the Gibson Discount Store and
continuing to Dix Road.
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-� The Commission cons l ere t zl pctiTion and--- I U-5-66T-r—in-d any regu a Ion
in the ordinances of this city under- which the petition could be granted.
In regard to the second portion of the petition that would regulate the height,
width, brightness, etc, of signs located on Industrial Drive, we do not at the
present time regulate signs in any other district as to the above mentioned
items. The Commission, therefore, recommends that the petition be
denied and that no further Action be taken. "
On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the report was ordered filed. The motion passed,
Planning & The following report was received from the Planning and Zoning Commission:
Zoning "The City Planning and Zoning Commission at a regular meeting on December
Commission 18, 1963, considered a petition of Mr. Donald E. Breckenridge, to rezone the
Report. 4. 65 acre tract known as the McKay tract and a 6 acre tract known as the
Bishop Marling tract from residential to Highway F. Commercial.
The Commission has examined detailed plats of the above mentioned tracts
and viewed the intended plans to build a 200 room Ramada Inn Motel on the
proposed sites, and feels that it would be an asset to our city. The Commission,
therefore, recommends that the petition be granted. "
On motion of Mr. Scrivner, the report was ordered filed. The motion passed. '
Police Dept. The following report was submitted by Mr. Scrivner, Chairman of the Police
Report. Department Committee:
"The Police Department Committee met on January 6, 1964. A quorum being
present, the following business was transacted.
1 . The Committee recommends that the Department be authorized to
purchase a 16 rnrrl movie projector to be used in Safety Programs, Police
training, and by the School Boy Patrol, Civil Defense and Civic
Organizations. The projector is priced at $450 and can be purchased for
$215 by trading in the old projector that is beyond repair.
Mr. Scrivner made a motion that Item No. 1 be adopted. Mr. Robinson asked
for a roll call vote.
Ayes: Cline, Debo, Hawes, Ilogg, Jobe, Kli egel, Riner, Scrivner and
Willcoxon. 9
Present: Robillsorl. 1
2. 11, is the recommendation of this Committee that the Desk Sgt. , 'rr;irfic 1A. ,
1111cl the: (,'hie]' Investigator be promoted to the rank of Captain. This is
consistent to the l0ire I)epllrtnlent C'ommittee's recent action. The dent
Slat. 111.114 ml.11tiple duties of purchasing, property supel-viSion, off-street
par ldli g lot Illanal;en1et11 and all thew. po:litiou: dc,'wrve comparable rlltirrlf:l.
We rec.on►ulend the promotion .b0 retroactive from •la►luary 1, 1964. "
Or► motion of Mr, Scr•iviler, I,em No. 2 wa.s approved. 'I'h0 niotion paused.
Fire Dupart- '111c 1'011Irlwinit report wa:; sulrrlri 11001 11y Mr. I lol,i;, Chairman of the Fire
lllc!rlt C;oll1►u. Departrent C'ornnlittee;
Report. "Your Eire Departrrrent C:onlnlitt04, 1110, Duc:enlbeI :�3, 1063 at the West l.;ncl
1-1r•e Station at 7:30 p, in.
C.ourlrilrnen present: 1'sltll Ilc)l,t,, Boll Debo, Dave John. A cluoruni was
declared present.
(1) The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the appointment of Allan Beck to
replace IA, Cletus Jansell who has retired from service. Motion made by
Dave Jobe and seconded by Bob Debo that the appointment be accepted.
Motion carried.
(2) After discussion a motion was made by Bob Debo and seconded by Dave Jove,
that a captains rating be given to lieutenants Ralph Erhardt and Vincent
Willmeno retroactive January 1 , 1064, Also that Chapter 6, Section 450
wording to be changed from 3 to 5. Motion carried. "
Mr. Ifogg made a motion that the second part of the report be accepted by
the Council as Item No. 1 had already been acted on. The motion passed.
Sewer Tax The following report was submitted by Mr. Debo, chairman of the Sewer Tax
Charge Charges:
Committee "Your special committee to handle sewer tax charges met this date with the
Report. following present: Robert L. Debo, John Morris, Paul Bosch and Alan Becker,
Ed Kliegel, the fifth member, was absent with leave because of the death of
his mother.
Mr. Debo was elected chairman of the Committee.
I. H. Reed, President and Manager of the Capital City Water Company, attended
this organizational meeting and said the first sewer tax billings probably will be
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�rrailcd about ,Jan, 10, 1904. . ^
' he Committee voted to meet again on 'Thursday, ,Jan. J, 1064, and to conduct a
)public: meeting starting at 2:30 p. m, on that elate in the Council Chamber. At
Jhis meeting, the city's general procedures in collecting the sewer tax will be
explained to the public. It is hoped industrial users of larf;c clur+nt.ities. of
vatrr will attend this meeting.
The Committee voted to meet again on P riday, Jan. 24, 1064, at which time it
'will hear complaints on the sewer tax. The Committee agreed that after this date
:arting will conduct such hearings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month,
at 2:30 p. m, in City Council Chambers. Persons who wish to appear
�efore this Committee should contact the City Clerk's Office and will be assigned
��5 minutes to present their case. The Committee feels such an arrangement
the ould be of convenience to the public.
Committee agreed with Mr. I. I.1. Deed that Mayor Christy should send a
etter of explanation with the first sewer tax bills. Mr. EdWisely of Horner
nd Shifrin Consulting Engineers, St. Louis, agreed to attend the Committee's
next meeting on Jan. J. "
r. Debo moved the adoption of the Report_- The motion passed.
the following report was submitted by Mr. Debo, Chairman of the Council's Council's
revenue Finding Committee: Revenue Findin
!!'Council's Revenue Finding Committee, appointed by President Pro Tem Committee
irerry Hawes, met this date in Council's Chambers. Present, were: Bob Debo, Report.
d Cole, Margaret Christian, Charles Enloe, Paul Hogg, Howard Cyaffke,
• - Claude
orrest 5crivner, C. A. Watt, Joe Dawdy, Carl Mace, Perry y Ilawes,
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Phort, B. A. Baclesse, John A. Morris, Charles Gillespie, Itohert Ryder,
13urleigh Arnold, Vincent Willmeno, F. X. McGovern, C. 11. Bryant and
halph Erhardt.
'I VAr. Debo was named chairman, and it was agreed to ask City Department
;dreads to project their fiscal needs through June 30, 1970. Departments will
�he asked to prepare two budgets -- one for the next fiscal year covering; the
;period from July 1, 1964 through .June 30, 1665 and the other covering; the
;Jxrriod from July 1, 1965 through June 30, 1970.
A copy of Committee's minutes is enclosed with this report. 'l'I►c� Cc�rnrnittev
��will hold its next meeting; on Friday, ,Ian. 17, 1 f164, at 2:30 p. m. ill Coutici I
rChambct
Mr. Debo moved the adoption of the report, The rrrc►tion I>a:-;:rc•d.
"The following report was strbrnittvd by Mr. `Debo, Chairman of Uw Iltilitie'.) UtilitieH
t orrrrnittc�c ; Committee
;'Your Utilities Corrrrnittc.re nrcrt this d,ttc with Ccruncilrncru Itcrt;t;, `'c-rivnf•r and Itepor t.
:(Debo present.
(The Committee approved and reco ill rrcnds to Cc.rurrciI thal the 1, 000
'ancandesc ent street light at the corner of Jackson and Stutc• Street:,; be replaced
'with it new 6, 1300 lumen rr►erc.ury vapor. light. This action war; taken by tilt!
Committee after being prevented the enclosed petition Higned by 14 ipero-sons
requesting the new street light.
The Committee met with Mr. Homer Ferguson and Mr. John Nienhamier• of tit(!
!Missouri Power and Light Company and learned there are 233 incandescent
�ylights in our city which tyre costing more rrroney than the new 6, 1100 lun-len
mercury vapor lights cost. 'These 6, 000 lumen incarrclescent lights are
(located throughout the city, especially oil heavily traveled streets. 'The enclosed map
�lgives exact locations of these lights.
!After consulting Mr. Fergruson and Mr. Nienhauser, tile. Committee learned 33
of these lights are located on Highway 50 West. This is the greatest traveled
:route with such lighting with surveys showing traffic loads up to 16, 882 vehicles
tper day. The MPL officials recommended lighting on this route be increased
Ao at least 21, 000 lumen which would be considerably more expensive than the
116, 800 lumen mercury vapor light. Because of plans to reroute highway 50 West
;traffic on a new highway, the Committee decided to take no immediate action in
ijthis area.
;However, the committee voted to move into the other areas and replace the
1f6, 000 lumen incandescent lights with 6, 1100 mercury vapor lights at the rate of
;70 lights per year based on priorities of travel surveys. The committee recommends
11to Council these lights be replaced in the following manner:
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n 9'64--Tieplace Mg Vs on Maaison Street rom State Street to Tanner r ge !
Road, where the traffic count reaches as high as 11, 076 vehicles per
day.
Replace 17 lights on Dunklin Street from Highway 50 to Madison, where
the daily traffic count reaches as high as 8, 194 vehicles.
Replace 15 lights on Industrial Drive from Dix Road to Harrison where
the daily traffic count reaches 7, 797 vehicles.
Replace 9 lights on Jefferson Street between High and Ashley Streets
where the daily traffic count reaches 7, 235 vehicles.
'In 1964 Replace 49 lights on McCarty Street between Bolivar and East High {
'and 1965 Streets where the daily traffic count reaches 6, 945 vehicles.
'In 1965 Replace 33 lights on High Street between Adams and Grant Street where
the daily traffic count reaches 6, 761 vehicles.
In 1965 Replace 5 lights on Monroe Street between State and McCarty Streets
.and 1966 where the daily traffic count reaches 6, 031 vehicles.
Replace three lights on West High Street between Harrison and
Bolivar Streets where the daily traffic count reaches 4, 942 vehicles. a
Replace 11 lights oil West Main Street from the State Capitol Building
to Clay Street where the daily traffic count reaches 4, 530 vehicles.
Replace 12 lights on Lafayette from High to Atchison Streets where the
traffic count reaches 1, 864 vehicles per day.
Replace one light on Woodlawn between Madison and Monroe.
Replace three lights on East Capital Avenue between Monroe and Adams.
Replace two lights on Washington between Dunklin and Ashley.
Replace two lights on Adams between Capitol and High.
Replace two lights on Chestnut between Dunklin and Atchison. i
Should there be any other 6, 000 incandescent lights still in service--with the
'exception of those located on present Highway 50 West--when this schedule is
,completed, the Missouri Power & Light Company is instructed to notify the
Council so that steps may be taken to upgrade these lights. "
On motion of Mr. Debo, the report was adopted. The motion passed. {
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Street Mr. Willcoxon, Chairman of the Street Committee moved that F. X. McGovern, �
Co nmittee Assistant City Engineer's salary be increased $100. 00 per month on a temporary
Report. basis until City Engineer is appointed. The salary increase shall be retroactive '
to January 1st, and the City Attorney is to draw up necessary ordinance for
ji,el)I'll riry 31•d meeting. The motion Massed.
Parking and ;Mr. Cline stated that clue to the length of the Parking and Traffic Commission
Traffic report that lie wanted action only on the emergency items.
Conlriiisyion Item Nu. 1. No parking in allay on the south side of the new Hxchange National
Report. :Drive in Bank. On motion of Mr. Cline, Item No. 1 way approved. The motion
pa sed.
Ileum No. 3. A maintenance agreement with the T. J. 14 inirn Company in regard
to the Parking Garage be signed. On motion of Mr. Cline, Item No. 3 was
approved. The motion passed.
Item No. 12. A atop sign on Union Street before entering Lafayette Street be
installed. On motion of Mr . Cline, Item No. 12 was approved. The motion
passed.
Item No. 13. A stop sign on Union Street before entering Jackson Street be F
installed. On motion of Mr. Cline, Item No. 13 was approved. The motion
passed. {
Accounts and On motion of Mr. Hawes, the Accounts and Claims for the month of December
Claims, were approved. The motion passed.
Hearing, Public Mr. Hiner reported that the hearing at the Public Service Commission in regard
Service to the removal of train No. 16 had been reset and moved the Council instruct the ';
Commission. City Attorney to represent the City to protest the removal of the train. The
motion passed.
Mobile Mr. Hawes stated that the EIks Organization had requested parking spaces in the
Dental .200 block of East Capitol Avenue in the vicinity of Riley's Garage 24 hours a day.,
Unit. from January 10th to February 22nd. On motion of Mr. Cline, the Police
Department was requested to mark off the necessary spaces. The motion passed.
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r; . U Whe'tAer, E ec r :a nspec or, reported Mat We cost of repairing Report on
f the Traffic Signals in the uptown area would be approximately $11, 000. 00. ;! Traffic
f The labor would be approximately $200. 00 per corner. Mr. Debo moved to Signals.
approve the plan and start work as soon as possible. The motion passed.
�Mr. Willcoxon moved that the work be given to the G & H Electric Company
as they have been maintaining the signals. The motion passed.
. Bill No. 112, as amended, introduced by Councilman Hiner, entitled: "Bill No. 112,
"An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, amending Ordinance Number 'as amended.
J7203 of the City, known as the Plumbing Code of the City of Jefferson, :Amending
;Missouri, by repealing and reenacting Section 1 . 17 of Chapter I of said Plumbing Code.
;Ordinance, relating to License Fees for Plumbers. "
Read first time and ordered distributed to the members of the Council. '
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Bill No. 115, introduced by Councilman Jobe, entitled: r'}Bill No. 115.
"An Ordinance to appropriate money for the month of January, 1964. " !Appropriation
Read first and second time by title and on motion of Mr. Jobe, the rules were ;;January, 1964.
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. 7460.
` Ayes: Cline, Debo, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Hiner, Scrivner and
! Willcoxon. 9
I! Nays. None. 0
Present: Robinson. 1
Bill No. 116, introduced by Councilman Jobe, entitled: !:
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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. 7461 .
Ayes: Cline, Debo, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Kliegel, Riner, Scrivner and
Wi 11coxon. 9
Nays: Nona. 0
Present: Robinson. 1
Bill No. 121 . Bill No. 121, introduced by Councilman Hogg, entitled:
Quit Claim "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and directing the
Deed, Joe N. Mayor and City Clerk of the City to execute a quit claim deed in favor of
Moseley & Joe N. Moseley and Billie Routh Moseley, husband and wife. "
Billie Routh Read first time and ordered distributed to members of the Council.
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Bill No. 122, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled:
Bill No. 122. "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, repealing Ordinance Number
Amend 6007 of the City (being Sections 620-641 of the Revised Ordinances of the City
Cigarette of Jefferson, Missouri, 1056) relating to permits for the sale of cigarettes and
Ordinance, levying an occupation license for the retail of cigarettes, and enacting a new
ordinance relating to the same subject and providing penalties. "
Read first time and ordered distributed to members of the Council.
Bill No. 123. Bill No. 123, introduced by Councilman Hawes, entitled:
Agreement with "An Ordinance of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, authorizing and directing the
State Highway Mayor and the City Cleric of the City, in the name of an in behalf of the City,
Commission to execute an agreement with the State Highway Commission of Missouri
Relating to relating to U. S. Highway 54. "
U. S. Highway Read first time and ordered distributed to members of the Council.
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Building Mr. Willcoxon moved to refuse to accept the resignation of the Building;
Commissioner's Commissioner, that he be given the office of Civil Defense Director in addition
Rimignation. to his duties of Building Commissioner , with an increase in salary of $1200. 00
per annum. The motion passed.
Cosmopolitan Mr. Hawes explained that the Cosmopolitan Club had asked his permission to
Club display signs advertising their p.tncake :Tupper. Ile asked that the Council give
Request. them retroactive pert-nission. i'er rnis ;iorr XVIS gra►rted.
Resolution to The following resolution wa:r subnlitted b•y C ounc:ilnr;tn Sr.rivne►-:
employ George "1311; IT RII'S01,VE'D 'Chat the City of Jcffer son, Missouri errrploy Gvor•I.;c A.
A. Rozier. Rozier•, .r practicing Ltwyer of Jefferson City, Missouri to reprefient the City
of Jeffer sorr and its duly clocted President Pro Tent in an action entitled:
State of Missouri, ex inf. , James T. Itiley, Prosecuting Attorney cox rel. ,
J. George Robinson, pending In the Circuit Court of Cole County, Missouri,
at a fee to be agreed upon by the Council on the one. hand and the lawyer on the
other. "
Adopted: January 6, 1964
Approved: January 14, 1964
/s/ John G. Christy___
JOAN G. CHRISTY, Mayor of the
City of Jefferson, Missouri
A roll call vote was asked by Councilman Robinson.
Ayes: Debo, Hawes, Hogg, Jobe, Scrivner and Willcoxon. 6
Nays: Cline, Kliegel, Riner and Robinson. 4
The resolution was adopted.
Resolution The following resolution submitted by Councilman Cline was adopted:
LeRoy J. Henry ."WHEREAS, the City Engineer, LeRoy J. Henry, tenured his resignation
effective January 1, 1964, and
WIiEREAS, LeRoy J. Ilenry served the City of Jefferson for a period of four
(4) years having contributed much to the improvement of our City through his
profession, and
WHEREAS, lie has accepted a position commanding a higher salary, and one
which would advance him in his field, and
WHEREAS, we wish to extend our appreciation for his years of service to this
community and its citizens, and
WHEREAS, we wish to extend our best wishes in his new position, NOW
THEREFORE:
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS:
? RESOLVED: The City Council of the City of Jefferson,
Missouri, in the name of the City and all
of its citizens and residents do hereby commend City
Engineer, LeRoy J. Henry, for his service rendered.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That a copy of this Resolution
certified by the City Clerk
under the Seal of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, be
conveyed to LeRoy Henry.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That this Resolution be spread
on the journal of the proceedings
of the City Council. "
ADOPTED: January 6, 1964
Approved: January 8, 1964 !
/s/ John G. Christ
John G. Christy, Mayor of the
City of Jefferson, Missouri
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he following resolution submitted by Councilman Debo was adopted: Resolution
Be it hereby resolved by the City Council, City of Jefferson, Missouri, that ?Street Lights.
ll, ne e Missouri Power and Light Company, make the following installations in ccordance with recommendations presented to the City Council by its
ommittee on Public Utilities and adopted by said City Council, on January 6, i 964:eplace an incadescent light at the corner of Jackson and State Streets with a
ew 6, 800 lumen mercury vapor light.
6, 800 lumen mercury vapor light at 135 Boonville Road. ?
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n 1964 Replace 25 lights on Madison Street from State Street to Tanner !�
Bridge Road, where the traffic count reaches as high as 11, 076 I,
vehicles per day. i4 if
Replace 17 lights on Dunklin Street from highway 50 to Madison, `
where the daily traffic count reaches as high as 8, 194 vehicles.
Replace 15 lights on Industrial Drive from Dix Road to Harrison where
the daily traffic count reaches 7, 797 vehicles.
Replace 9 lights on Jefferson Street between High and Ashley
Streets where the daily traffic count reaches 7, 235 vehicles.
In 1964 Replace 40 lights on McCarty Street between Bolivar and East
11nd 1965 high Streets where the daily traffic: count reaches (3, 945 vehicles.
n 1065 Replace 33 lights on ifigh Street between Adams and Grant Street :-
where, the daily traffic count reaches 6, 761 vehicles.
In 1965 Replace 5 lights on Monroe Street between State and McCarty if
nd 1966 Streets where the daily traffic count reaches 0, 031 vehicles. i
Replace three lights on West high Street between Harrison and
Bolivar Streets where the daily traffic count reaches 4, 942
vehicles.
Replace 11 lights on West Main Street from the State Capitol
Building to Clay Street where the daily traffic count reaches
4, 530 vehicles.
Replace 12 lights on Lafayette from High to Atchison Streets where
the traffic count reaches 1, 864 vehicles per day.
Replace one light on Woodlawn between Madison and Monroe. if
Replace three lights on East Capital Avenue between Monroe and
Adams.
Replace two lights on Washington between Dunklin and Ashley.
Replace two lights on Adams between Capitol and High.
Replace two lights on Chestnut between Dunklin and Atchison.
'Should there be any other 6, 000 incandescent lights still in service, with
he exception of those located on present Highway 50 West, when this schedule
s completed, the Missouri Power & Light Company is instructed to notify the
ouncil so that steps may be taken to upgrade these lights. "
pproved: January 8, 1964 /s/ John G. Christy,
Mayor
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Illiams i r. Willcoxon moved that when the Highway Department finis es Williams
treet. �( Street and it meets the City's specifications, that the City accept the Street.
fIII The motion passed. j
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t es i On motion of Mr. Hogg, a street light in the 1200 block West High Street and
ommittee. �' 424 Ridgewood Drive was referred to the Utilities Committee. The motion
passed.
arking Mr. Debo moved that Mr. Cline,-Chairman of the Parkin g and Traffic
arage. 1 Commission attend meeting of the Public Buildings Commission to find out how
they will operate new State Parking Garage. The motion passed.
ewer Tax Mr. Kliegel stated that the Park Board was unaware of Sewer Tax assessment
ssessment for Morris Edmonds Subdivision until they were presented with the bill and
ark Board. that the sewer does not benefit them. Mr. Kliegel then moved that the City
reimburse the.Park Board for the payment of the Sewer Tax Bill. The motion
passed.
ailroad Mr. Willcoxon moved that the City Attorney and Acting City Engineer
t. of Way, 1, investigate obtaining right of way along the railroad from Jefferson Street
west to relieve traffic congestion- The motion passed.
ain in alley Mr. Kliegel moved that the Street Commissioner install a drain in the alley
ehind E and R I behind the Evangelical Reformed Church in the 700 block of Washing Street.
hurch. The motion passed.
djournment. On motion of Mr. Willcoxon, the Council adjourned under the rules.
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