HomeMy Public PortalAbout20131121 PW&P packetNotice of Meeting & Tentative Agenda
City of Jefferson Public Works & Planning Committee
Thursday, November 21, 2013
1) Introductions
7:30a.m.
John G. Christy Municipal Building, 320 East McCarty Street
Boone/Bancroft Room (Upper Level)
TENTATIVE AGENDA
2) Approval of the October 24, 2013 Committee meeting minutes
3) Old Business
1. Heisinger Road Street Lights (Britt Smith)
4) New Business
1. Vacation of Right-of-Way in Meadows Place (Douglas and Connie Wheeler, Requestors) (Shane
Wade)
2. Permitting Electronic Message Boards as Part of School Signage (Amending Chapter 3,
Advertising and Signs) (Janice McMillan)
3. Missouri American Wastewater Bill Recovery (Eric Seaman)
4. Smart Growth America Grant (Jay me Abbott)
5) Other Topics
1. Planning & Protective Services Monthly Reports
2. Missouri Statewide Airports Economic Impact Study (Britt Smith)
6) Citizen opportunity to address Council/Staff on Stormwater and Other Public Works Issues
7) Adjourn
NOTES
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MINUTES
JEFFERSON CITY
PUBLIC WORKS AND PLANNING COMMITTEE
Boone/Bancroft Room
John G. Christy Municipal Building
320 East McCarty Street
October 24, 2013
Committee Members Present:
Bob Scrivner, Chairman
Carrie Carroll, Vice-Chair
Jim Branch
Ralph Bray
Shawn Schulte
Staff Present:
Matt Morasch, PE, Interim Director of Public Works
Britt Smith, PE, Operations Division Director
David Bange, PE, Engineering Supervisor
Eric Seaman, PE, Wastewater Division Director
Don Fontana, PE, Storm water Engineer
Janice McMillan, Director of Planning and Protective Services
Eric Barron, Senior Planner
Jayme Abbott, Neighborhood Services Coordinator
Shane Wade, PE, Civil Engineer II
Jeremy Cover, Associate City Counselor
Bill Lockwood, Executive Director, Parks, Recreation and Forestry
Brenda Wunderlich, Administrative Assistant
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Chairman Scrivner called the meeting to order at 7:31 a.m. A quorum was present at this time.
The following guests were present: Ed Twehous, Twehous Excavating Company; Mike Bates, CMPS;
and Madeleine Leroux, News Tribune.
1) Introductions
Those present introduced themselves.
2) Approval of the September 19, 2013 Committee meeting minutes
Councilman Branch moved and Councilman Carroll seconded to approve the September 19,
2013 minutes, motion carried.
3) Old Business
1. Revision to Forestry Article in the City Code (Bill Lockwood)
Mr. Lockwood explained this revision would make the property owner responsible for trees in
the City right-of-way except for in the downtown beautification area.
There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding the number of
forester's on Parks staff, code enforcement and street staff responsibilities, abatement process, tax
liens, third party contractor, and budgetary constraints.
Further discussion of no benefit just shifting responsibilites to another department, the
transition of property owner responsibility could be difficult, possibility of funds in other Parks areas,
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liability issues, reluctance to cut back on services, leaving the $25,000 as budgeted, and limited
resources of the Street Division.
Councilwoman Carroll moved to amend the ordinance changes to include discretion of the
Parks Department to include cases where the City is legally required to maintain the trees.
Councilman Carroll then withdrew her motion.
Chairman Scrivner requested staff work together to make suggested changes to the
amendment.
Councilman Schulte moved and Councilwoman Carroll seconded to move Item 4.3 to the top
of the agenda, motion carried.
4) New Business
3. Helias Catholic High School Signage Request (Amendment of Chapter 3,
Advertising and Signs) (Janice McMillan)
Ms. McMillan displayed a rendering of the signage requested.
Mr. Bates explained this type of monument signage with message board is not allowed in
residential districts within the City Code. There was discussion among Committee members, staff and
those present regarding the new technology, brightness of sign, and having a static message at night.
Councilman Schulte moved and Councilman Branch seconded to have staff amend the code
to allow these type of signage in residential areas, motion carried.
1. Change Order with Bartlett & West, Inc. for Basin 5 & 6 Relief Sewer-Phase II
Design Services (Eric Seaman)
Mr. Seaman explained the sewers along Lafayette cause sewer backups in the Leslie and
Rose Valley areas. The overflows have gotten the attention of the EPA. Cost will be eligible for
MoDOT utility relocation reimbursement from the SRF loan money with the remaining cost to be paid
with wastewater funds.
Councilwoman Carroll moved and Councilman Branch seconded to refer the change order to
the City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
2. Dunklin Street Crosswalk (David Bange)
Mr. Bange explained the State of Missouri has requested and agreed to fund the construction
of a signed crosswalk in the 400 block of East Dunklin Street immediately in front of the Employment
Security building. This project was designed at their request by City staff several years ago but was
shelved for lack of funding.
Councilwoman Carroll moved and Councilman Bray seconded to refer an agreement with
State of Missouri to the City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
4. Approval of CDBG Consolidated Plan Submittal to the Department of Housing
and Urban Development (Janice McMillan)
Ms. McMillan referred the Committee to Ms. Abbott's presentation.
Ms. Abbott gave a presentation of the highlights of the plan, including the action plan, budget,
services, public improvements and removal of slum and blight areas.
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Chairman Scrivner requested Committee members read through the plan prior to the Council
meeting and send comments or concerns to Ms. McMillan or Ms. Abbott.
Councilwoman Carroll moved and Councilman Bray seconded to refer the CDBG
Consolidated Plan to the City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
5. Heisinger Road Street Lights (Britt Smith)
Mr. Morasch explained staff requests the Committee provide direction as to the installation of
new street lights on Heisinger Road from Missouri Boulevard to approximately where the new
sidewalks connect to the Greenway. Councilman Graham has requested that additional lighting be
considered for this area.
There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding the need for lighting in
this area, the number of persons walking in this area at night and funding of the additional lighting.
Councilwoman Carroll requested this item be brought to the November Committee meeting if
Councilman Graham wishes to pursue the lighting.
6. Ongoing Subdivision Acceptance (Matt Morasch)
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Mr. Morasch explained each year staff makes a focused effort to review all active subdivision's
status of infrastructure acceptance versus the percentage of building permits granted. City code
requires that upon 50 percent of the building permits being issued that all infrastructure must be
completed in accordance with the approved plans. Staff has expended considerable effort in working
with the various developments to communicate what is expected for final acceptance and are meeting
with the affected developers on a weekly basis to monitor progress to work steadily towards
compliance.
7. 2014 Miscellaneous Storm Water Projects (Don Fontana)
Mr. Fontana explained staff requests the Committee endorse the storm water capital
improvement work plan for 2014 which includes contingency for sink holes and/or pipe lining.
Mr. Morasch explained staff would like to get started on the projects due to staff shortage.
5) Other Topics
1. Planning & Protective Services Monthly Reports
Ms. McMillan referred Committee members to the reports included in the packet. She stated
there has been a cooperative effort between the Fire Department and Building Regulations for code
compliance.
• Mr. Morasch stated two change orders for sewer extensions will be included for the next
Council meeting.
• Mr. Seaman gave a status update on the Cole Junction Pump Station and Force Main to be
completed for a possible January, 2014 start up.
6) Citizen opportunity to address Council/Staff on Stormwater and Other Public Works
Issues
There was no one present to speak on this item.
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7) Adjourn
Councilman Schulte moved and Councilman Branch seconded to adjourn the meeting at this
time (9:14a.m.), motion carried.
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Department of Public Works Memorandum
320 East McCarty Street • jefferson City, Missouri 65101 • P: 573.634.6410 • F: 573.634.6562 • www.jeffcitymo.org
Date: October 23, 2013
Public Works and Planning Committee ;~.flj/1~ { J(
Matt Morasch, PE, City Engineer, Interim Directbr P~ic Works/.v ---
To:
From:
Subject: Lighting of Heisinger Road.
City staff requests the committee provide direction as to the installation of new
street lights on Heisinger Rd from MO Blvd to approximately where the new
sidewalks connects to the Greenway. As you may recall, Councilman Graham
requested at a recent City Council meeting that additional lighting be
considered for this area.
The reason this request comes before the Committee is that funding for adding
new lights was removed from the 2013 budget and was not reinstated during
the 2014 budget. Therefore staff would need to fund the request from some
other source.
The cost to add four lights would be in range of $2500. They would also
require an estimated additional $800 of electricity costs in the Street Division's
annual operating budget.
One potential source of funding for the installation costs would be from CIP
s~les tax funds sidewalk line item. This would make some sense since the
issue arose after construction of a new sidewalk through the area.
If the Committee concurs that CIP sidewalk funds should be utilized to pay for
the lighting installation, staff could proceed with adding the new lights as it
would .fall within staff funding limits. This issue will be discussed at the October
Public Works Committee meeting. If you need any other information please let
me know. Thanks.
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Department of Publi c Wor ks Memorandum
320 East McCarty Str eet • Jeff er so n City, Mi ssouri 651 01 • P: 5 73.634.64 10 • F: 5 73.634.6562 • www.jeffcitym o.org
Date :
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November 18, 2013
Public Works and Planning Committee
Shane Wade , PE , Civil Engineer II ~
Vacation of Public Alleyways, 1805 Seven Hills Road, near Meadows
Place
City Staff recommends approval of this request. The existing alleyway's right-of-way is unimproved and is not
needed for roadway purposes .
Douglas and Connie Wheeler are requ esting to vacate the abutting unimproved alleyway right-of-way to allow for
use of unimproved property.
Staff has contacted all utility companies that provide service in the area , to make a determination whether
easement rights for ut ilities will need to be retained . We are awaiting responses back from the utility providers .
After approval by the Committee, this ite m will be placed on the City Council agenda for final approval. Additional
detailed information can be provided if necessary.
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APPLICATION FOR VACATION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY/ALLEY/EASEMENT
PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING COMMITTEE
City of Jefferson -Department of Community Development
320 East McCarty Street, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone (573) 634-6410 Fax (573) 634 -6562
Date of applicatio n: t!Jc~k,-31 ~ Zt!) 13
, e undersigned prope rty own ers , h ere by petiti on the City Council to vaca te the fo ll owin g rig ht-o f-way/alley/easeme nt:
Douglas & Con ni e Wheeler
(Attac h leg al descripti on of prope rty to be vacated)
PRINTED NAME SIGNATURE ADDRESS OF PROPERTY
ABUTTING VACATION
Douglas L. W heeler .. 1 )cJ1;...1k5 t.. ?-Jhee.lev 1805 Seven H ills Road
Co nnie S. Wheeler I ~L_g ~ 1805 Seven H ills R oad
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Secti on 35 .5.8. Vacations. ~fee as set out in Appendix y shall be paid !ri ~persons or corpor at ions
submitting requests for vacation of easements or right s-of-way.
Ordinance No. 14 272, 10/15/07 Appendix Y
From November~ 2007 to October~ 2008 Vacation of Eas ement or Right-of-way $100.00 plus recording fee
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DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
TO: Public Works and Planning Committee
FROM· 1 anice McMillan, Director of Planning and Protective Services J)~
DATE: November 15,2013
RE: Update of Chapter 3, Advertising and Signs
At the October meeting, the request for an amendment to Chapter 3 (Ad vertising and
Signs) filed by Central Missouri Professional Services on behalf of Helias High School
was discussed. Helias High School would like to di splay an electronic message center as
part of new school signage.
Currently, the sign code does not permit display of electronic message centers in
residential districts. Most public and private schools, including H elias High School, are
located in or near residential zoning districts.
The Committee directed staff to move forward with crafting an amendment to the sign
code, which is attached for your review. If the Committee approves, this amendment
will be referred to the City Council for consideration.
Central Missouri Professional Services
2500 East McCarty Street
Jefferson City, MO 65101
573-634-3455 573-634-8898 (fax)
C ity of Jefferson
Janice McMillian
Director of Planning and Protective Services
320 East McCarty Street
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Dear Mrs. McMillian,
October 2 1, 2013
RE: Electronic Message Center
Helias Catholic High School
CMPS Job No. 95-087
Helias Catholic High School respectfully r equ ests the City of Jefferson review the current
code for Advertising and Signs, Chapter 3, for the potential of allowing an Electronic Message
Center for their facility located on Swifts Highway. It is our understanding the current code
prohibits pe1mit1ing of E lectronic Message Centers for their zoning classification. The proposed
signage would be monument type and would be l ocated west of the west entrance to the High
School.
On beh alf of the Heli as Cat.h o li c H igh Schoo l we woul d li ke to t hank you for your
ass ista nce in bri ng i ng this issue to the Publ ic Wo rks and Pl anning Committees attention.
Sincerely,
Central Missouri Professional Ser vices, Inc.
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R obe rt M. (M ik e) Bates, P .E.
Cc; Ed Twehous
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BILL SUMMARY
BILL NO:
SPONSOR: Councilman Scrivner
SUBJECT: Amendment of Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs)
DATE INTRODUCED: December 3, 2013
Origin of Request: Helias High School, Planning Staff
Summary: If passed, this amendment would expand the locations in which electronic
message centers could be displayed, including as part of public or private school
signage, and in the C-1 Neighborhood zoning district. Restrictions on size and display
would apply.
Background Information: Helias High School requested the City review its code for
the potential of allowing electronic message centers as part of school signage. In
reviewing the sign code, staff found that the newer technology of electronic message
centers (EMC's) are replacing changeable message boards in most locations throughout
the city. Currently, EMC's are permitted in C-2 General Commercial, M-1 and M-2
Industrial districts. The amendment, if passed, would allow electronic message centers
in the C-1 Neighborhood district and as part of public or private school signage,
regardless of zoning district.
Fiscal Information: Electrical permits are required for EMC's.
Department Responsible: Department of Planning & Protective Services
PERSON RESPONSIBLE: JANICE MCMILLAN
Staff Recommendation: Approve.
BILL NO .
SPONSORED BY COUNCILMAN SCRIVNER
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON , MISSOURI , AMENDING CHAPTER 3,
ADVERTISING AND SIGNS , PERTAINING TO ELECTRONIC MESSAGE CENTERS .
BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI , AS
FOLLOWS :
Section 1. Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs), Section 2 (Definitions), is amended as
follows :
G round sign , detached: A permanent busiRess s ign which meets the following s pecifications: (I)
the bottom of the s ign shall be no more tha n three feet from the g ro und ; (2) the face of the sigR
shall be recta Rgul ar with the s ig R width to e1weed the hei g ht ; f-8 (2) the maximum he ight of th e
s ign s ha ll not exceed se¥eH t e n feet a nd th e maximum a rea of t he s ig n face shall not exceed
thirty-two sq uare feet per face; and E41 Ul_illuminated ground s igns adjacent to or across from
resident ia l properti es s ha ll no t cast mo re than fi ve footcandle s at the edge of the ir property lin e.
Heights s hall be measured from the groun d level beneath t he midpoi nt of th e base of the s ign.
For spac in g p urposes, a d etached gro und s ig n s ha ll be con s id ered to be a pos t s ig n.
Section 2. Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs), Section 4 (On-Premise Signs), Subsection
H, is amended as follows:
H . E lectronic m essage centers . E lectronic Message Cente rs s h a ll be permitted s ubj ect to th e
fo ll owin g regul ation s:
I. P e rmitte d A1·e a s.
a. Exc e p t as s p ec ific a ll y provide d b e lo w , e lectro ni c message centers shall be
perm itted eRly in C-1, C -2, M-1, a nd M-2, and prohibited in all other zoning
d is trictS7i
b . Electro ni c message centers which display only tim e a nd temperature or the cost
of automobile fu e l s hall alw be pe rmitted in the C -0, G-+ &-a nd C -3 Di stric t S7i
£:. O n e e le ctro ni c m ess a ge cent e r w ith ma x imum a r e a u f 2 -t s qua r e feet m av b e
dis pl aved o n e~t c h s ite o f a pu b lic o r p rivate e le m e n tarv, middle 01· high
sc h oo l; a n d s hall be buildin g m o un ted o r par t of a d e ta c h e d gro und s ign.
2. A pre mises m ay have no more th a n one e lectron ic message center s ig n unl ess the
premi ses abuts m o re th a n one s tr eet front, in w hi c h case it may have two e lectron ic
message cente rs , w ith a maxi mum of o ne e lectronic m essage center per street fro ntage.
A second e lectron ic message cente r shall not in c re ase the total a ll owed s ig nage as
permitted under section ;-4J.3, 3--t l-1.3 of th e City Code.
3. E lectro ni c message centers m ay compri se no more th an 50% of a premises total a ll owed
s ignage.
4. The message displayed s ha ll be used on ly for on-pre mi se advertisi ng or AM BER alerts .
5. E lectroni c message cente r s ig ns s ha ll be e qui pped with a uto matic dimming techno logy
w hi c h a uto m ati call y adjusts th e s ig n 's brightness based on natural a mbi e nt li g ht
conditions . No electronic message center s ig n may exceed a brightness level of 0.3 f oot
Drafters Note: Deleted tex t shown as tlws. Inserted text shown as thus
cand les above a mbient li g ht as measured us ing a foot cand le meter at a preset di s tance
dependi ng o n s ign area, measu red as fo ll ows:
Area of S ign LSg.Jj_J Measurement LElJ
~ 9istaRee EfH
10 32
15 39
20 45
25 50
30 55
35 59
40 63
45 67
50 7 1
55 74
60 77
65 8 1
70 84
75 87
80 89
85 92
90 95
95 97
100 100
6. Any display on the e lectroni c message center s hall remain illuminated and visible for at
least four second s .
7. Messages may be rep laced a t intervals prescribed in pa ragraph 6 above, but shall not
flash or scro ll.
8. Protected a reas:
a. "Protected area" is d e fined as a re s idential zone, a city park, a property identifi ed
on the National Register of Hi storic Places, a prope rt y located within a Nationa l
Reg ister of Hi storic Places District , a property loca ted within a C ity of J efferson
Hi s toric D istrict.
b. A n e lectroni c message center located w ithin 250 feet of a protected area may Hot
operate s hall be turned off or s et to a s tatic display betwee n the hours of I 0:00
p.m. and 6:00a.m. of the followin g d ay.
9. Excent as provided in Section -tH.l.(c), e lectronic message center signs are prohibited
within I 00 feet of a protected a rea if any part of the sign face would be vis ib le from th e
protected area. A conservat ion d is tri ct o r other overlay di s trict may exclud e E lectro ni c
Message Centers from bein g erected withi n th e district, after creation of the di s trict.
10 . Al l e lectronic s ig n s shall be und erwrite r labo ra tory listed.
II . No e lectronic message c enter s hall be dis played in a fas hi o n so as to be confused with
emergency l ights, traffic li g hts, or other officia l s ignage.
12. A party aggrieved by a regulation of thi s sect ion m a y appeal the regulation to the Board
of Adjustment. The Board may g rant a variance to the reg ul atio n if, a mong a ll other
req uired findings of th e Board, it find s that because of topography o r othe r unique
c ircumstance, the property wou ld suffer a ha rdship by e nfo rceme nt of the regu lation as
drafted, and that by waiv ing the specifi c provis ion of thi s section , the econom ic
development base of the community wi ll be increased, a nd that the vari a nce granted by
Drafters Note: Deleted text shown as tffils. In serted text shown as thus
the Board is the most restrictive the regulation can be and still accommodate the
hardship.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and
approval.
Passed: __________________ __ Approved:------------
Presiding Officer Mayor
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Clerk City Counselor
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City of Jefferson
Department of Public Works
320 E. McCarty St.
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Date: November 4, 2013
To: Public Works and Planning Committee
Eric J. Struemph, Mayor
Matthew J. Morasch, P.E., Interim Director
Phone: 573-634-6410
Fax: 573-634-6562
Through: Matt Morasch, P.E., Interim Director of Public Works
From: Eric Seaman, P.E., Wastewater Division Director
Subject: Informational-Missouri American Wastewater Bill Recovery
The City assumed wastewater billing for Missouri American Water Company customers
in December 2011. It was discovered shortly after this time that Missouri American had
not been paying a wastewater utility bill.
Based on standard recovery procedure, we have billed Missouri American for the last 5
years of service for the amount of $9,044.88.
Missouri American is being billed for current service and this will continue for future bills.
If you have any questions, please contact me at 634-6443.
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
TO: Public Works and Planning Committee
Janice McMillan, Direc tor of Planning and Protective Services f THROUGH:
FROM: Jayme Abbott, Neighborhood Services Director t)f?r
DATE: November 15, 2013
RE: Smart Growth America Sustainable Land Use Code Audit Grant
Smart Growth America is now accepting applications for its 2014 free technical assistance
workshops. There are 12 different workshops offered as part of the program in which sustainable
land use code audit is one of them. The workshops are funded under a grant from US EPA's
Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities Program.
The sustainable land use code a udit workshop focuses on several areas such as storm water,
water conservation, natural resource protectio n, etc. This workshop includes a one-day question
and answer session with consultants, presentations, examples of best practices, and hands-o n
working session to conduct an initial sustainable code assessment, tips and advice on
implementation. The recipients of the technical assistance will report r egularly (3 0 days, six
months and one year after assistance) on the progress implementing any local solutions from
the workshop.
The attached resolution authorizes submission of an application. If the committee approves, the
resolution will be forwarded to the City Council for consideration at their meeting on Tuesday,
December 3, 2013. The deadline for application is Friday, December 6, 2013. Successful
proposers will be notified by January 22, 2014.
RESOLUTION
RS2013-_
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI TO APPLY
FOR SMART GROWTH AMERICA GRANT
WHEREAS, the City of Jefferson has the opportunity to apply for Smart Growth
America grant through the US EPA's Office of Sustainable
Communities through their Building Blocks for Sustainable
Communities Program, and
WHEREAS, the purpose of the grant is to apply for free technical assistance to
help implement smart growth strategies for the Sustainable Land
Use Code Audit tool, and
WHEREAS, the grant, if awarded, may comprise of a two day workshop with
consultants including presentations, examples of best practices,
hands-on working sessions, tips and advice on implementation, and
WHEREAS, the grant does not require a cash match, and
WHEREAS, receiving said grant would benefit the City.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of Jefferson City, Missouri
supports and authorizes the City Administrator, or his designee, to execute and submit
the necessary application to obtain funding for the Smart Growth America Grant.
Adopted this __ day of _____ , 2013.
Mayor
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Clerk City Counselor
RESOLUTJON SUMMARY
RESOLUTION NO: 2013-
SPONSOR:~C~o~un~c~il~m=a~n ________ __
SUBJECT: Approving an Application for Smart Growth America Grant.
INTRODUCED: December 3. 2013
ORIGIN OF REQUEST: Department of Planning & Protective Services
DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE: Department of Planning & Protective Services
PERSON RESPONSIBLE: Janice McMillan/Jayme Abbott
Background Information: Staff desires to apply for a Smart Growth America grant, which is
offered by US EPA Office of Sustainable Communities through their Building Blocks for
Sustainable Communities Program, for the purpose of applying for Sustainable Land Use Code
Audit tool; which includes a two day workshop, presentations, and examples of best practices,
hands-on work sessions and tips on implementation.
The Department of Planning and Protective Services will be responsible for filing for the grant
and administering the grant if awarded. Future obligations include reporting regularly (at a
minimum 30 days, six months, and a year after assistance) on progress implementing any local
solutions that result from the assistance. There are no matching requirements.
Fiscal Information: The application does not obligate the City to accept the funds and
therefore this particular resolution has no fiscal impact. If the grant is awarded to the City, the
staff will return to the Council for acceptance of the grant.
Resolution Terms: This Resolution authorizes staff to submit the Smart Growth America grant
application which is due on December 6, 2013.
Staff Recommendation: Approve.
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
TO: Public Works and Planning Committee
FROM: Janice McMillan, AICP, Director
DATE: November 21, 2013
RE: PPS Monthly Reports
Please find attached reports for building permits and food service inspections for October and
th t d t e year-o-a e.
Summary of Building Permits Issued
Permit Type Oct 2013 Sept2013 YTD
Nonresidential -New 2 3 13
Nonresidential-Additions, Alterations 16 10 112
Residential -New 1 8 53
Residential-Alterations, Additions 17 34 183
Demolitions -Nonresidential 1 0 5
Demolitions -Residential 0 2 11
Total Building Permits* 37 57 377
*Does not include e/ectncal, plumbing or stgn permtts tssued
· uummary of Food Service Inspections
Violations
Period All Inspections Food Service Retail Critical Noncritical
Oct 2013 59 50 9 3 25
Se_Q_t2013 69 61 8 5 66
Year -to-date 656 507 90 65 701
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CITY OF JEFFERSON
JOHN G . C HRI STY MUNICIPA L BUILD ING
320 E McC a rty S t
Jeffe rson C ity, MO 651 0 1-3 193
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001 1622
0011709
00 11 789
001 179 1
0011808
001 1820
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NRADDBLDG, NRA LTBLDG, NRDEMBLDG, NRNEWBLDG
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BPI3-0331
BP I 3-0330
BPI3-0319
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P ermit Ty pe Lot No Ge nera l C ontractor Pho n e
NONRESIDENl 1006130003002< SAMEASAPPLICANT
NRADDBLDG 031993
NONRESIDEJ\11 1006140003003< SAME AS APPLICANT
NRNEWBLDG 055934
NONRESIDENl 1005 15000200 H SA M E AS APPLICANT
NRALTBLDG 055962
NONRESIDENl I I 03070002002( SAME AS OWNER
NRALTBLDG 036 158
DEM13-0016 NONRESIDENl SAME AS APPLICANT
NRDEMBLDG 0 17675
BP 13-03 16 NONRESIDENl 1006140002002< SAME AS A PP LICANT
NRALTBLDG 055964
BP I 3-03 17 NONRESIDENl 100 1020002003< SAME AS A PP LICANT
NRA LTBL DG 0254 16
BP13 -0318 NONRESIDENl I 002040004000< SAME AS OWNER
NRALTB LDG 007778
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Lo t A ddress
022860 LUECKEN HOFF BROS. CO:
1827 CRADER DR J EFFERSON C IT Y
040690 A LBER1CI HEALTHCARE,:
1750 ROLLING HILLS DR JEFFERSON C ITY
022862 SEPTAGON CONST RUCT!(
999 D IAMOND RDG UNIT 10 1 JEFFERSON C ITY
023405 MARKWAY JO HN CONSTR
7 18 W MCCARTY ST JEFFERSON CITY
0229 15 OTKE DICK CONSTRUCT!<
2 11 W DUNKLIN ST JEFFERSON CITY MO
0229 15 OTKE DICK CO NSTRUCTI<
1320 CREEK TRAIL DR STE B JEFFERSON CITY
022892 DONA L D ST ROPE CONSTF
2703 W MAIN ST BLDG A J EFFERSON C ITY MO 65109
048279 Ligh thouse Preparatory Acade
2 16 EL MERCADO PLZ Jefferso n C ity MO
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AppNo Permit No Permit Class Tax Lot General Contractor Name Cust No Customer Name Permit Status
Permit :!i:Ee Lot No General Contractor Phone Lot Address Balance
0011843 BP13-0325 NONRESIDEN1 SAME AS APPLICANT 022878 PROST BUILDERS INC. Active
NRADDBLDG 018115 212 MADISON ST JEFFERSON CITY MO $0.00
0011845 BP13-0327 NONRESIDEN1 1005160001001 ( SAME AS APPLICANT 022915 OTKE DICK CONSTRUCTIC Active
NRADDBLDG 030816 3236 W EDGEWOOD DR STE C JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011849 BP13-0332 NONRESIDEN1 SAME AS OWNER 030571 Muellers Perfonnance & Auto Active
NRADDBLDG 015362 1600 E MCCARTY ST $0.00
0011863 BP13-0336 NONRESIDEN1 11 03070002002( SAME AS APPLICANT 035717 Hoey,John Active
NRADDBLDG 036158 718 W MCCARTY ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011869 BP13-0339 NONRESIDEN1 SAME AS OWNER 035365 Christiansen, Charles Active
NRALTBLDG 015588 1931 W MAIN ST JEFFERSON CITY MO $0.00
0011877 BP13-0342 NONRESIDEN1 SAME AS APPLICANT 048441 BAILEY CONSTRUCTION I Active
NRADDBLDG 016468 3239 MISSOURI BLVD JEFFERSON CITY MO $0.00
0011891 BP13-0344 NONRESIDEN1 100204000300H RIVER CITY CONSTRUCTIO 048939 BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION Active
NRALTBLDG 052304 5736577381 3632 W TRUMAN BLVD X JEFFERSON CITY MO 65109 $0.00
0011897 BP13-0348 NONRESIDEN1 110306000300 I ( SAME AS APPLICANT 022898 TWEHOUS EXCAVATING C Active
NRADDBLDG 035926 938 W MAIN ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011899 BP13-0350 NONRESIDEN1 1104170001004( SAME AS OWNER 022116 SHANNON BLOCK CONST Active
NRNEWBLDG 055930 1412 KAREN DR UNIT X JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011900 BP13-0351 NONRESIDEN1 110417000 1004( SAME AS APPLICANT 022116 SHANNON BLOCK CONST Active
NRADDBLDG 055929 1416 KAREN DR UNIT X JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011904 BP13-0353 NONRESIDEN1 1002090002001 ( SAME AS APPLICANT 021467 HORIZON COMPANY LLC Active
NRALTBLDG 029190 3600 COUNTRY CLUB DR STE 52 JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
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BP 13-0 193 RESIDE NT IAL 10030 8000300 3( SAME AS A PPLI CANT
RNEWBLDG 0 55697
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021676 SCHEPERLE, DALE
1025 EM ILY LN J EFFERSON CIT Y
CITY OF JEFFERSON
JOHN G. CHRISTY MUNICIPAL BUILDING
320 E McCarty St
Jefferson City, MO 65101-3193
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Pennit Type: RADDBLDG,RALTBLDG
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Per m it Ty pe Lot No
001 1811 BP13-0313 RESIDENTIAL I 006130002002(
RALTBLDG 03 1576
0011812 BPI3-0314 RESIDENTlAL I 00420000 I 003(
RALTBLDG 008763
001 18I9 BP 13-03I5 RESJDENTIAL II 0930000 I 005(
RADDBLDG 046266
OOII824 BPI3-0320 RESJDENTIAL I 003080004002(
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0011830 BP I 3-032 1 RESIDENTIAL I I 0522000400 I<
RALTBLDG 045496
00 11 838 BPI 3-0322 RESIDENTIAL I 002030003003(
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00 11 84 1 BPI3-0323 RESJDENTIAL
RADDBLDG 0 17960
OO II 842 BPI3-0324 RESIDENTIAL I 00515000 I 003<
RADDBLDG 030646
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CITY OF JEFFERSON
JOHN G. CHRISTY MUNICIPAL BU IL DING
320 E McCarty St
Jefferso n City, MO 65101 -3193
Imp CO Exp Date From: To:
General Contr actor Name Cust No Customer Name Permit Status
General Contr actor Phone Lot Address Balance
SAME AS APPUCANT 020 19 8 GBH BUILDE RS INC. Active
1206 SOUTHWEST BLVD JE FF ERSON C ITY $0.00
SAME AS APPLICANT 028333 MSV EXTERIORS Active
3710 BUCKINGHAM PARK Jefferso n City MO $0.00
SAME AS APPLIC ANT 023252 TRI-TECH BUILDERS Active
19IOANDREA DR JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
SAME AS APPLICANT 022905 VAUGHAN KEN & SONS 0 Active
9I I BANNISTER DR JefTerso n City MO $0.00
SAME AS APPLICANT 04872 4 IUVER C ITY HABITAT FOR Active
3 117 MOREAU VIEW DR JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
SAME AS APPLICANT 048733 LIBBERT, DANNY Act ive
31 12 WILLIAMSBURG WAY J efferson C ity MO $0.00
SAME AS OWNER 033904 Benke, John Active
804 E HIGH ST JEFFERSON CITY MO $0.00
SAME AS OWNER 044585 BECK, LEON Active
I200 LECAR DR JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
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AppNo Permit No Permit Class Tax Lot General Contractor Name Cust No Customer Name Permit Status
Permit::!l:ee Lot No General Contractor Phone Lot Address Balance
0011844 BP13-0326 RESIDENTIAL 11 03070003003( SAME AS OWNER 037713 Wheeler, Kim Active
RADDBLDG 036588 800 DEEG ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011850 BP13-0333 RESIDENTIAL 1006140004003( SAME AS OWNER 027940 MURRAY, RICH Active
RADDBLDG 032881 1523 VIETH DR JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011861 BP13-0334 RESIDENTIAL SAME AS OWNER 035152 Voss, Wm Active
RADDBLDG 018328 1702 THOMPSON ST JEFFERSON CITY MO $0.00
0011870 BP13-0338 RESIDENTIAL SAME AS OWNER 009653 Deatherage, Ronald & Carmel Active
RALTBLDG 009653 4052 OXFORD RD $0.00
0011871 BP13-0340 RESIDENTIAL 1105150003001 ( SAME AS APPLICANT 025604 LOWES Active
RALTBLDG 043476 2513 STLOUIS RD JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011872 BP13-0341 RESIDENTIAL 0508340003002( SAME AS OWNER 008408 Falotico, Barbara Active
RADDBLDG 008408 529 SUE DR Jefferson City MO $0.00
0011892 BP13-0345 RESIDENTIAL 11 03080003021 ( SAME AS APPLICANT 022843 C & W HARRISON CO. Active
RALTBLDG 038379 411 LAFAYETTE ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011895 BP13-0346 RESIDENTIAL 11 03070004032( SAME AS APPLICANT 022843 C & W HARRISON CO. Active
RALTBLDG 037275 302 E DUNKLIN ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0011908 BP13-0355 RESIDENTIAL 1006230002001( SAME AS OWNER 048954 Hickey, John Active
RALTBLDG 033045 2305 YORKTOWN DR JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
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Inspection Report October, 2013
Establishment Type
Establishment Catagory Routine Re-I nspections Field Visit Other
Food_Service
Restaurant 6 3 2 8
Caterer 0 0 0 0
School 6 1 0 0
Institution 0 0 0 0
Temporary Food Stand 14 0 0 0
Tavern 0 0 0 0
Senior Citizen 0 0 0 0
USDA Summer Feeding 0 0 0 0
Frozen Desert Estab. 0 0 0 0
Camps 0 0 0 0
Day Care 4 0 0 6
Frozen Dessert Estab. 0 0 0 0
30 4 2 14
Retail_ Food
Bakery -Retail 0 0 0 1
Bakery -Wholesale 0 0 0 0
Convenience Store 5 0 0 1
Meat Cutting 0 0 1 0
Frozen Dessert Est 0 0 0 0
Grocery Store 0 0 0 1
Catering 0 0 0 0
Manufactures 0 0 0 0
Distributors 0 0 0 0
Warehouses 0 0 0 0
5 0 1 3
Grand Total: 35 4 3 17
Violation Report
October, 2013
Establishment Address Citv ions Last Insnection Critical ~on-Critical
EL ESPOLON MEXICAN RESTAURANT 450 ROCK HILL ROAD JEFFERSON CITY 10/17/2013 0 0
CEDAR HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1510 VIETH DR JEFFERSON CITY 10/24/2013 0 0
EAGLES CLUB MISSOURI BOULEVARD JEFFERSON CITY 10/5/2013 0 0
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL 1208 E MCCARTY ST JEFFERSON CITY 10/31/2013 0 0
MORTIMER KEGLEY'S IISEHIGHST JEFFERSON CITY 10/31/2013 2 5
AMERICAN LEGION POST 5 1423 TANNER BRIDGE RD JEFFERSON CITY 10/19/2013 0 0
BELAIR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 701 BELAIR JEFFERSON CITY 10/14/2013 0 0
CTMK ULRICH LLC 1514 STMARY'S BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 10/16/2013 0 0
DECA P.O. BOX 1703 JEFFERSON CITY 10n12013 0 0
FAZOLI'S RESTAURANT 2333 MISSOURI BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 10/28/2013 5
FLAME MADE ROOT BEER 28602 HIGHWAY 179 WOOLDRIGE 10/12/2013 0 0
GATEWAY PETROLEUM 807 STADIUM BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 10/29/2013 0 2
GODS LITTLE TIKES CHILD CARE 95 GRANT STREET JEFFERSON CITY 10/9/2013 0 0
HELIAS HIGH SCHOOL 1305 SWIFTS HWY JEFFERSON CITY 10/8/2013 0 2
HYDE PARK BUSINESSES 2418 HYDE PARK ROAD JEFFERSON CITY 10/17/2013 0 0
JAY BASEBALL BOOSTER TP0344 JEFFERSON CITY 10/5/2013 0 0
DUNKLIN CITGO I 05 WEST DUNKLIN ST JEFFERSON CITY 10/14/2013 0 2
JEFFERSON CITY DAY CARE CENTER I 002 MYRTLE ST JEFFERSON CITY 10/29/2013 0 2
JEFFERSON CITY YMCA 525 ELLIS BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 10/24/2013 0 0
LAWSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL II 05 FAIRGROUNDS RD JEFFERSON CITY 10/22/2013 0
LEE'S FAMOUS RECIPE 1550 MISSOURI BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 10/9/2013 0 1
LION #II 718 W STADIUM BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 10/14/2013 0 0
MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 4925 BUS 50 WEST JEFFERSON CITY 10/12/2013 0 0
MENARDSHOMEIMPROVEMENTSTORE 810 STONECREEK DRIVE JEFFERSON CITY 10/29/2013 0 0
MISSOURI PATRIOT FUND I 04 DOUGLAS DRIVE JEFFERSON CITY 10/5/2013 0 0
MT. VERNON MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCI OIL WELL RD HOLTS SUMMIT 10/ll/2013 0 0
NEW BLOOMFIELD UNITED METHODIST CHl 323 REDDWOOD DRIVE NEW BLOOMFIELD 10/5/2013 0 0
RIA'S 3550 WEST EDGEWOOD DRIVE JEFFERSON CITY 10/8/2013 0 2
SIMONSEN JUNIOR HIGH SO I E MILLER ST JEFFERSON CITY 10/23/2013 0 0
SUBWAY 114EHIGHST JEFFERSON CITY 10/1/2013 0 1
SZECHUAN RESTAURANT 219 MADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY 10/15/2013 0 0
TROPICAL TREATS 920 SCENIC DRIVE HERCULANEUM 10/12/2013 0 0
WALGREENS #12749 900 EASTLAND DRIVE JEFFERSON CITY 1onno13 0 2
WEE CARE LEARNING AND PLAY CENTER 700 WEST HIGH STREET JEFFERSON CITY 10/1/2013 0 0
Grand Total: 3 25
MoDOT Aviation Section
105 West Capitol Avenue
P.O. Box270
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(573) 751·2589
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JEF 1 Jefferson City Memorial Airport
Jefferson City, MO
Missouri Statewide Airports
Economic Impact Study
BENEFITS OF THE AIRPORT
Jefferson C11y Memoual Airport Is located in Jefferson C1ty. the
capr t al or M1ssouu. The allport IS owned and operated by Jeflerson
C1ty. The a11po<t has two runways. Runway 09/27 whiCh IS 3.401
f eet long and Runway 12/3 0 wh1ch IS 6.001 feet long. The a11pon
offers both Jet A and 100Ll fuel to based and vosiiJng a11craft. The
Oilfield os shared woth the M ossouu NatiOOal Guard headquarters.
includong the S pec~al Troops Battallon·Jom Force Head quarters.
Common actovotles at the 011port consis t of corporate flyon g. flight
tromong, military eJierC1ses. a11 cargo. and recreauonal flyong.
Several o f Missouro·s state government Moght deparunents are
based at the a11port and make up a substanual por t oon of the
allport's operatoons. These oct ovotoes onclude la w enforcement
operatoons performed by the Mossouri H l~w ay Patr ol.
environmental patrols per formed by the filo ssouu Department
o f Conservatoon, and transporto uon suppor t performed by the
Mossourl Deparunent of Tr anspor ta t oon. Additionally. aeual
Inspections. prosoner transports. aeroal photography. and real
estate tours occur frequent ly throug/lOUt the year at the allport.
Th e airport serves as a gateway to vi So tors to the state capo t al.
Lake of the Ozar ks. and statCWido high school sport s
tournament s. The airpor t ser ves as o stag,ing area thr ough out
tho year for communi ty events and meetings, hOsting an
an nual airpor t open house. an annual 5K run. travel ing
aircraft disp lays from the Comm emora tive All Force
and Am erocnn Barnst ormers. as well as tours of the
airport. Th e airport also actively parlicopates In youth
outreach In conjunction wo th the Experomental Aircraft
Assoc oation (EAA). They often hos t Young Eagles
fligh ts. on oviato on education outreach program .
and Buold·A·Piane weekends throughout the year
f or kids of all ages. The airport enhances the quality
of lofe In the area by supporting emergency med1cat
tra nspor ts. medical doctor transports. and search and
rescue traomng perfo<nled by the Covol All PatrOl .
The airport IS horne to several rObust av1ation busmesses.
Jefferson Coty Flying Service provides FBO servoces that
Include fuel serviCe. hangar rental. a 11craft maintenance. charter
services. flight Instruction. and oucroft rent al. AbbOtt Av oatoon
TechnOlogy provides oucraft ma on t enonce ser voces. Central Bank
and Warha wk Computers utollze the airport for corporat e ftyong.
while Hertz provides rental cars and Nick's Family Restaurant
offers family donong f or breakfast. l unch , and dinner. Accord
Fonancial l nc .. Burcham Rentals Inc .. Cessna Aircra ft Company.
and Computer Service Professional Inc. are companies who rely
on t ho allpor t to transpor t staff. equipment. and goods on and out
of the regiOO. Emergency med1cal evacuation and transpor t at oon
con1panoes that uullze the airport onclude Angel Fltght and l.J fe
Flog)lt.