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Notice of Meeting & Tentative Agenda
City of Jefferson Public Works & Planning Committee
Thursday, February 20, 2014
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 January 23, 2014 Committee meeting minutes
3) New Business
1. Building Code Construction Commission (Drew Hilpert/ Janice McMillan)
2. Capital Improvement Sales Tax Work Plan (David Bange)
3. Wastewater Capital Improvement Tax Work Plan (Matt Morasch)
4. Street Chemicals and Snow Fighting Update (Britt Smith)
5. Transit Bus Replacement Schedule (Matt Morasch)
4) Other Topics
1. Planning & Protective Services Monthly Reports
5) Citizen opportunity to address Council/Staff on Stormwater and Other Public Works Issues
6) Adjourn
NOTES
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MINUTES
JEFFERSON CITY
PUBLIC WORKS AND PLANNING COMMITTEE
Boone/Bancroft Room
Committee Members Present:
Bob Scrivner, Chairman
*Carrie Tergin, Vice-Chair
Jim Branch
Ralph Bray
*Arrived late to meeting
Committee Members Absent:
Shawn Schulte
Staff Present:
John G. Christy Municipal Building
320 East McCarty Street
January 23, 2014
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
Len Bonnot, Plan Reviewer
Drew Hilpert, Interim City Administrator
Jeremy Cover, Interim City Counselor
Brenda Wunderlich, Administrative Assistant
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Chairman Scrivner called the meeting to order at 7:30a.m. A quorum was present at this time.
The following guests were present: Paul Samson, Central Missouri Professional Service; Kyle Kittrell,
River City Habitat; and Madeleine Leroux, News Tribune.
1) Introductions
Those present introduced themselves.
2) Approval of the November 21, 2013 Committee meeting minutes
Councilman Bray moved and Councilman Branch seconded to approve the November 21,
2013 minutes, motion carried. Councilwoman Tergin was absent for this vote.
*Councilwoman Tergin arrived at this time (7:37 a.m.).
3) Consent Items
1. Vacation of a Sanitary Sewer Easement at 5500 Bagnall Drive (River City Habitat for
Humanity, Requestor) (David Bange)
2. Vacation of Right-of-Way for Sam's Club (Shane Wade)
3. Approval of the 2014 Committee Meeting Calendar
4. Ground Lease for Central Bank at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport (Britt Smith)
Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee 2
January 23, 2014
Councilman Branch moved and Councilman Bray seconded to approve the consent items,
motion carried.
4) New Business
1. Water Company (David Bange)
Mr. Bange explained staff is requesting that the Committee endorse the recommendation to
lodge a formal complaint with the Public Service Commission against Missouri American Water
Company for their inaction regarding numerous safety concerns.
Councilwoman Tergin moved and Councilman Bray seconded to have staff file a complaint
with the Public Service Commission in regard to the water company, motion carried.
2. Clay Street Update and Funding (David Bange)
Mr. Bange explained the Clay Street Bike Plaza design is nearing completion and staff intends
to use CDBG funds to supplement the STP and local funds that have been designated for its
construction.
Councilwoman Tergin moved and Councilman Bray seconded to approve the use of CDBG
funds for this project, motion carried.
3. Bus Purchase Appropriation (Matt Morasch)
Mr. Morasch requested the Committee endorse the purchase of a para-transit bus with the
receipts of recently auctioned para-transit buses and sales tax funds designated for Transit.
Councilwoman Tergin moved and Councilman Bray seconded to refer the appropriation to the
City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
4. Salt Funds (Britt Smith/Matt Morasch)
Mr. Smith explained staff will request a supplemental appropriation to restore the street
material budget.
Councilman Branch moved and Councilwoman Tergin seconded to refer a supplemental
appropriation to the City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
5. Lease Deferral at the Jefferson City Memorial Airport (Britt Smith)
Mr. Smith explained the main runway will be closed for approximately four months and will
inconvenience the airport tenants with some having to relocate their aircraft during the construction.
Staff proposes a 50 percent reduction in ground lease fees charged to all airport hangar tenants
during the closure.
Councilwoman Tergin moved and Councilman Bray seconded to refer a resolution to City
Council to adopt a 50 percent lease deferral, with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
6. Weight Limit on the Dunklin Street Bridge (Britt Smith)
Mr. Smith explained due to a recent MoDOT structural evaluation of the bridge, staff will post
the new weight limit of 30 tons. As this limit may have an effect on some businesses, staff is in the
process of making contact to ensure they are aware of the situation and can change their patterns as
appropriate.
Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee
January 23, 2014
7. Building Code Construction Commission (Janice McMillan)
Chairman Scrivner requested this item be tabled to the February Committee meeting.
8. Economic Development Assistance Grant (Jayme Abbott)
Ms. Abbott explained staff is proposing to submit application to assist with the US Hwy 54 and
Stadium Boulevard Access, Capacity, and Safety Improvements project. The proposed project is
being undertaken to address safety issues caused by traffic backing up onto the highway from the
westbound exit ramp and relieve congestion on Stadium Boulevard.
Councilman Branch moved and Councilwoman Tergin seconded to authorize staff to submit
the grant for approval, motion carried.
9. Cooperative Bidding of Sewer Projects with Cole County Projects (Eric Seaman)
Mr. Seaman explained doing the cooperative bid would have significant restoration cost
savings for the City.
Councilman Bray moved and Councilman Branch second to forward the resolution to the City
Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
5) Other Topics
1. Planning & Protective Services Monthly Reports
Ms. McMillan referred Committee members to the reports included in the packet
6) Citizen Opportunity
There was no one present to speak on this item.
7) Adjourn
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Councilwoman Tergin moved and Councilman Branch seconded to adjourn the meeting at this
time (8:58a.m.), motion carried.
BILL N 0 ·---~[-=B.:.:.:.ill No.1
SPONSORED BY COUNCILMAN -------------------------
ORDINANCE NO. ____________ _
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI,
BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter 8 (Buildings and Building Regulations) Section 19
(Amendments is amended as follows:
Section 113.1: MEANS OF APPEAL:
Any owner, agent or other person shall have the right to appeal a decision of the code official refusing to grant a
modification to the provisions of this code covering the manner of construction or materials to be used in the
erection, alteration or repair of a building or structure. An application for appeal shall be based on a claim that the
true intent of this code or the rules legally adopted thereunder have been incorrectly interpreted, the provisions of
this code do not fully apply, or an equivalent form of construction can be used. The appeal shall be to the Building
and Fire Code Appeal Commission as provided in chapter 7 of the City Code eireuit eeurt efGele GeHRt)' as
established iR Artiele 536 efthe Revised Statutes efMisseuri.
Section _b Chapter 13 (Fire Prevention and Protection) Section 108 APPEAL is
amended as follows.
4. Delete Section 108 in its entirety and insert the following in its place
1 08.1. Any owner, agent or other person shall have the right to appeal a decision of the code official refusing to
grant a modification to the provisions of this code covering a claim that the true intent of this code or the rules
legally adopted thereunder have been incorrectly interpreted, the provisions of this code do not fully apply or an
equally good or better method of fire prevention is used. The appeal shall be to the Building and Fire Code Appeal
Commission as provided in chapter 7 of the City Code eire1:1it ee1:1rt ef Gale GeHRt)' as established iR Artiele 536
efthe Revised Stat1:1tes ef Misseuri.
Section ~. Chapter 7 (Boards and Commission) is hereby amended by the
addition of a new article XXII (Building Code Construction Commission) as follows:
Sec. 7-740. Established
There is hereby created the Building and Fire Code Appeal Commission.
Sec. 7-741 Members; Terms; Appointment; Officers
A. Membership. The Commission shall consist of five (5) members and three (3) alternates.
B. Appointment. The first appointments to the Commission shall be as follows: two regular members
and one alternate shall be appointed to serve for three (3) years. the second two regular members
and one alternate shall serve for two (2) years and the final one member and one alternate shall serve
for one year. Thereafter. each new member shall be appointed for three (3) years or until a successor
has been appointed. Appointments to fill vacancies shall be for unexpired terms only.
C. Qualifications. The Commission shall be composed of persons with the following qualifications:
1. Professional engineer (experience in electricaVmechanicall; or
2. Professional engineer (experience in structural/civil); or
3. General Contractor for building or home construction; or
4. Fire protection engineer or person with five years' experience e~eerieaeed in fire
prevention; or
5. Registered architect; or
6. Only with the approval of 2/3 of the Council may a layperson without the above referenced
qualifications be appointed to the Commission.
Not more than two members shall be from the same profession or occupation, and at least one person
shall be a fire protection engineer or person with fire protection experience. Persons residing within
the City shall be given preference; however, if no qualified City resident is available, non-residents
may be appointed to the Com mission.
D. Commission chair, vice chair, and secretary. The board shall select from its members a chairperson
and vice chair. The vice chair shall chair the meetings in the absence or disqualification of the
chairperson. The Director of Planning and Protective Services or his/her designee shall serve in ex-
officio capacity as secretary to the board, who shall keep a detailed record of all proceedings on file
in the Planning and Protective Services.
E. Quorum. A quorum of members shall be three.
Sec. 7-742. Alternates.
During the absence of a regular commissioner, an alternate shall be appointed by the Chair to sit on the
commission for the hearing before the commission. In such circumstances the alternate shall have the full
power and authority of the regular commissioner.
Sec. 7-743. Application for appeals.
A. Definitions for this section. As used in this section, code official shall mean any person charged or
authorized to enforce or interpret the Building Code or Fire Prevention code. but shall not include
the Board of Adjustment.
B. Who may appeal. The owner of a building or structure or any person directly affected by a decision
of a code official may appeal to the Commission any decision of the code official refusing to grant a
modification, variance or waiver to the provisions of the Building code or Fire Prevention code
covering the manner of construction or materials to be used in the construction, erection, alteration,
or repair of a building or structure.
C. Grounds for Appeal. Application for appeal may be made when it is claimed that the true intent of
the code or the rules legally adopted thereunder have been incorrectly interpreted, the provisions of
the code do not fully apply, an equally good or better form of construction can be used, or undue
hardship is created by strict compliance with the letter of the code but has no significant effect on the
health, safety and welfare of the public or any individual.
D. A fee as provided in schedule Y of the City Code shall be submitted with the application.
Sec. 7-744. Appeal Hearings.
A. Date of Appeal Hearing.
1. Appeals shall be heard within 30 days of the filing of an appeal.
2. In order to hear an appeal the chairman shall call a meeting of the Board to hear the appeal
at any time in which a quorum may be gathered.
3. The Director of Planning and Protective Services shall notify the applicant of the date of the
meeting at least five (5) days before the date of the hearing. The applicant may waive the
five (5) day notice requirement in writing.
B. Continuances. If less than four (4) members are present to consider a specific appeal, the appellant
shall be entitled to a continuance of the meeting. Either side may be granted a continuance if a
necessary and proper person cannot be available for the hearing. The Chair shall rule on any such
motion.
C. Exemption of members. A member of the commission shall not vote on any question in which that
member is engaged as contractor, material dealer, or in the preparation of plans or specifications, or
in which the board member has anv personal interest.
D. The Hearing procedure for all hearings brought under this section shall be as follows:
1. Procedures:
a. The Hearing shall be open to the public and on the record and all meetings of this body
shall comply with Missouri's sunshine law.
b. The Chairperson shall conduct the hearing and shall rule upon all motions by the
parties.
c. Any party to the Hearing may be represented by counsel and have the right to present
evidence.
d. The technical rules of evidence shall not apply in the hearing. Any relevant evidence
may be admitted and considered by the Chairperson if it is the sort of evidence of which
responsible persons are accustomed to rely in the conduct of serious affairs. Objections
to evidence shall be noted and a ruling given by the Chairperson.
e. All testimony shall be under oath, which may be administered by the Chairperson.
f. A recording shall be made by the City or a written record of the hearing may be made
by a reporter to be employed by the City, the cost of which shall be paid by the City
should the proceeding be eventually held against the City and by the applicant if it
should not.
g. All decisions by the Board must be made upon substantial and competent evidence
presented at the hearing
2. Conduct of the Hearing.
a. The Chairperson shall proceed in the following manner. The City will be allowed to
present its evidence first. Witnesses called by the City will be directly examined with an
opportunity for the opposing party to cross-examine, followed by an opportunity for the
City to re-direct. The Chair may then allow questions to be asked by Commission
members. Once the City's case is presented, the appellant will have an opportunity to
present his or her case. The same procedure for questioning witnesses will be followed.
Then the City will have an opportunity for rebuttal, if it so chooses.
b. At the conclusion of the evidence the Commission shall, by motion, affirm. modify or
reverse the decision of the code official by a concurring vote of three (3) of its members.
c. The appellant may request that the Board issues findings of facts and conclusions of law
explaining the decision based upon the evidence presented. Upon such request the
Chairman with the assistance of the City Counselor shall issue such findings fact within
30 days of the date of the hearing.
d. Notice of the decision shall be provided to all parties pursuant to Chapter 536 RSMo.
e. Any person aggrieved by this decision. including the city. shall. within 30 days after
notice of the ruling as required by Chapter 536 RSMo., file his or her administrative
appeal pursuant to the rules established in Chapter 536 RSMo., for review of a contested
case in the circuit court of Cole County. If no action is taken to appeal the decision of the
Commission as required by Chapter 536 RSMo .• the decision shall be final.
Section 4. Schedule Y is amended as follows:
Sec. 7-740. Appeal to Building and Fire Code Appeal Commission $120.00
Section 5. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after the
date of its passage and approval.
Passed:
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Approved: _______ _
Presiding Officer Mayor
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Clerk City Counselor
Department of Public Works Memorandum
320 E. McCarty Street • Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 • P 573-634-6410 • F 573-634-6562 • www .jeffcitymo.org
Date:
To :
From:
Subject:
February 18, 2014
Public Works and Plan~ing Committee l
Matt Morasch , P.E. 1nf.-lf !IYJJu~
Director of Public Wo~~Y\.N'!' vv)
Yearly Capital Improvement Work Plans
Staff requests the Committee approve the attached work plans. With Committee
approval the Engineering and Wastewater Divisions will be able to focus their efforts on
specific projects and thereby complete the projects in a timely and productive manner.
The attached sheets contain the cash flows for streets, sidewalks , storm water, airport,
transit , and wastewater (bonded and cash) projects. The sheets reflect the budgeted
funds for the various programs along with specific projects that Public Works plans to
work on this coming year.
The % cent sales tax sheet made some adjustment in funding years due to the need to
fund the major airport runway project (summer 2014) and the projects related to
commitments to the Capital Region Hospital expansion. The adjustments were mainly
made by delaying some storm water funds to 2016/17. I would also like to make the
Committee aware that the City/County projects indicate $5 mi llion dollars of funding and
not the originally agreed to $5.5 million. If funding remains at that level the City may be
missing out on $1 million of joint City/County projects being completed within the City.
The Wastewater work plan indicates $10 million in bonded projects and approximately
$530 ,000 in cash funded projects. Those projects relate to fulfilling pending EPA
commitments as well as projects related to the new Lafayette Interchange which is
anticipated to begin later this fall.
This topic will be reviewed at the February 2014 Public Works and Planning Committee
meeting. If you have any questions concerning the work plans prior to the meeting
please let me know. Thanks .
MM:mm
Public Wo r ks Capita l Improvement Sa l es Tax F Work P la n, February 2014
Major
Sales Tax
Line Items Sales Tax E & F
Miljor Roads
& Bridges
MSP (Cooperat•vo projeC1 wrth County)
Mold Remedtatlon at MSP
Frog Hollow (CooperatiVe project With County)
Ed2cwood Dnve Traffic Stu~ (Cooperauve pro1ee1 v.1th Coun~!
Highway 54. Stad•um, and Jefferson Interchange (Cooperative project WJtll County)
Hwy 54 and Stad•um ct altralfic study
Monroe Sueet and Monroe and Stad1um tntersectton
Hwy 54 and Stad•um Interchange
~Scoee deeendent on funds ava•table from 2rants and MoOOT ma tchm2l
Old Town Projects. East Cae1tof Streetscaee ~Cooeer.Jt1ve Wlth Count:t:)
Lafa~etle and Dunklin (CooeeratJve pr~ect With Count~!
Clay Street ~ke Plaza (Transpon.atKH'I Enhancement and COBG)
\'Vater Street at Lohman's Land1ng (80% Transponallon Enhancement Grant)
Yeany Sales Tax Totals
Sidewalk Sales Tax Cash Flow Budqet
Vanous Stdewalk Repa1rs an d Future Grant Matehmg
Clark Avenue and Moreau Dove Slde-A-alk
Lafayette Street
Dunklin Street Crosswalk
Stonnw:uo r Sales Tax Cash Flow Budget
Overf ily
Program
Perm11 Compliance
Emergency Needs
P1pesJinlets in Suppon of Over1ay
Stlellndge Stormwater
Sa t•n•Nood and Brandy
WM.Jng List of Targeted Pro1eets for Out Years
Westwood and Bassman
905 Westwood
Linden at South School
Elm Street at Vener Lane
lhler Street (complaints. suppons overtay)
Brookdale Sueet (complaint, smk hole under street and near a home)
Sates Tax Cash Flow Budget
L1st or sueet developed annually
subtotal
PrOJect Cost Of
EStimate
S1 .379.000
$47.000
scopeffund1ng
S107.650
$900,000
Dependent on
scoe!lfund•n2
$600.000
S1 ,000,000
S148.400
S591 .825
S100.000
$350.000
S75.000
$40.000
S10.000
sso.ooo
so
S168.000
S200.000
S30.000
S25000
S35.000
S30.000
SBO.OOO
S250.000
$450.000
Year Sales Tax F Funds are Available
Funds from Funds from
Sales Tax Previous Sales
E Tax F Years 2014 2015 2016 2017
Funds from funds from
Sales Tax other Sources Fuml1ng Source
S1 000.000 S1 .000.000 County S1 .000.000
S1 .000.000 $700.000 S300 .000
S689.500 S689.500 County S 1.000 .000
S23.500 $23.500 Coum:z:
S125 ,000 S350.000 S725 ,000
S21 .530 $86.120 STP
S450,000 $450.000 County
S750.000 $550.000 County
S701 .587 STP
S300.000 $300.000 Coun!}: S300 .000
S500.000 S500.000 Coun~ S300.000 S200 .000
S18.200 S72.800 TE S18 200
S57.400 COBG
S118.365 $473 460 TE S118.365
S136.565 S700.000 s 1.725.000 S850.000 $725.000 s 1.000.000
S270.000 $20.000
S100.000
S350.000 COBG
$75.000 COBG
$4 0.000 State ofMO
S370.323 S400.000 $300.000 S885 .000 S215,000
S10.000
$50,000
so
S168.000
S200.000
s 1.600 .000 s 1.200.000 s 1.200.000 s 1.200 .000 S800 .000
Sales Tax F
Total Funds Sates Tax F Funds
from Sales Spent or Available in
TaxF Encumbered 2014
S1.000.000 so so
S1 .000.000 $1 .000.000 so
S1.000 ,000 $689.500 S287.000
S23.500
S1 ,200 ,000 S103.470
S21,530
so
so
S300.000 50 so
S500.000 so S300.000
so
so
S290 000 S168.000 S122.000
S2 .170.323 S3 42 .323 S260.000
S168,000
$6,000.000 S1.557.000 S1.243 ,000
Major
Sales Tax
Line Items
Major Roads
& Bridges
Transit
Airport
Sales Tax E & F
Sales Tax Cash Flow Budge t
These funds are ut•ltzed for match1ng of fed eral grants to the Trans•t DIY, and are
typtcalty utdtzed for bus purchases and faahty improvement s
Bus Shelters
B•ke Racks
Waterproofing Trans1t BUIId.ng
Sales Tax Cash Flow Budget
Reconstruct•on of Matn Runway et all
Extend Para llel TaxiWays
Van ous Apron Repatrs (cost not yet determ ined)
New Control Tower
Runway Ex1enston 9-27
New Mill. IOStallatJon Taxr.vay A.
Repa~r TaxrNay Oetta (cost yet to be detenmned)
AJrpon Storage Facahty
Snow Removal Equtpment
Fare Ftgntmg EqUipment
Fuel Contamment (cost not yet determ 1ned)
MUMeter
Project Cos t or
Esttmate
S25.000
ss.ooo
S1.000
SB.OOO.OOO
S2.000.000
S3.000.000
S3.000 000
$150.000
S300.000
$187.000
S25.000
S7.000
In year 20 15 $3SO,OOO W\11 be Shifted from stormwater to maJOr streets to coverllle construcbon of Monroe Street
In year 2016 $350 ,000 wil l be shi fted from major streets back to stormwater
Fund s from Funds from
Sales Tax other Sources Fund ing Source
S25 .000
ss.ooo
SI .OOO
ssoo.ooo S7.500.000 MoDOT
StOO ,OOO St.900,000 MoOOT
$30.000 S2.700.000 MoOOT
$150.000 S2.850.000 MoDOT
$15 000 S135.000 MoDOT
$15,000 S285.000 MoDOT
St8,750 St68.000 MoDOT
St .250 S23.000 MoOOT
S7 000
Year S ales Tax F Funds are Available
Sales Tax F
Funds from Funds from Tolal Funds Sales Tax F Funds
Sales Tax Previous Sales from Sales Spent or A vailable in
E Tax F Years 2014 2015 2016 2017 TaxF Encumbered 2014
S229600 SIOO.OOO S200.000 S200.000 ssoo.ooo so S329.600
St 94.500 Sl50.000 $150.000 S200.000 ssoo.ooo so $494.500
Wastewater Division -Work Plan
ION-GOING BOND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Cole Junction
Pretreatment Study
RouteB-TannerBridge
Basin 5 & 6 Design
2012 loan uncommitted (contingency, etc.)
!NEW BOND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Loan Closing (estimated)
Basin 12 Rehabilitation and Rehab
Basin 5 & 6 Relief Sewers
Hayselton Pump Station Replacement
!NON-BOND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Algoa Disinfection Project (on-going) $ 341,000.00
Basin 1 0 Relief Sewer-Frog Hollow (Cole County Pub. Works)
Sewer Replacement (with Shellridge Stormwater)
Basin 21 Woodward Sewer Replacement (Cole County Pub Works)
Ineligible costs and contingency
Total
Total
Total
IFY2014-2015 IFY2015-2016
$ 4,669,404.60
$ 44,528.06
$ 920,844.70
$ 484,905.61
$ 482,738.60
I $ 6,602.421.57 I
$ 300,000.00
$ 2,700,000.00
$ 7,000,000.00
$ 1,500,000.00
I $ 1 o,ooo,ooo.oo I $ 1,5oo.ooo.oo I
$ 270,000.00
$ 188,000.00
$ 60,000.00
$ 72,000.00
1$ 53o.ooo.oo 1 $ 6o,ooo.oo 1
Department of Public Works Memorandum
320 E. McCarty Street • Jefferson City , Missouri 65 101 • P 573-634-6410 • F 573-634-6562 • www.jeffci tvmo.org
Date:
To :
From:
Subject:
February 18 , 2014
Public Works and Planning Committee
Britt E . Smith, P .E . ~
Winter Storm Chemical Usage Update
Attached is a table showing our usage for snow/ice remova l c hemicals from FY2009 to
present. As you will note , we ha ve experience 11 storms this year requiring snow
fighting activities and several of those also included ice events. Due to the action of the
cit y council in January to permit the purchase of additional mat erials , we have not
experience any salt supply shortage issues.
As of this writing , we have approximate 1,700 tons of salt (50% of our storage capaci t y).
This amount is sufficient to provide for 4 average storm eve nts.
cc Matt Morasch , P. E.
Attachment
A ve rage Sn ow Removal Cost
C ity of Jeffe rs on
No . of Cost
Year Event Chemical Equipment
FY20 09 6 $185,400 $55 ,158
FY20 10 11 $34 2 ,566 $73 ,525
FY20 1 1 10 $312 ,295 $138 ,673
FY20 12 5 $77,603 $20,395
FY2013 8 $175 ,895 $61 ,753
FY2014* 11 $285,172 $97 ,950
C urre nt Yea r Even t Average $25 ,925 $8 ,90 5
Avera g e Per Eve nt $27,0 38 $8 ,774
Average/Event/C L Mile $108 $35
*Current year as of 2/17/201 4
C en te rline mil es m ain t ained : 250
Manpower T otal
$86 ,219 $326 ,776
$90 ,7 13 $506 ,804
$153,506 $604,474
$22 ,500 $120 498
$70 ,556 $308,204
$125 ,363 $508,485
$11,397 $46 ,226
$10,762 $46,573
$43 $186
Department of Public Works Memorandum
320 E. McCarty Street ·Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 • P 573-634-6410 • F 573-634-6562 • www.jeffcitymo.org
Date:
To:
From:
Subject:
February 14, 2014
Public Works and Planning Committee
Matt Morasch, P.E. ~~~;JL
Director of Public Works
Transit Bus Replacement Schedule
Attached for the Committees information is a summary of the bus replacement schedule
for Transit. As you may recall during the process of discussing the replacement of one
of the para-transit buses the Committee had some questions concerning the information
contained in this schedule. The schedule demonstrates the number, type, age ,
purchase price and the first year in which the when the vehicle may be replaced in
accordance with FTA (Federal Transit Authority) guidelines.
The first section of the sheet demonstrates the information for the route buses (regular
and tripper). As noted in the table , the City has 12 buses so that we may have 9 buses
available for use on any given day. The buses range in model year from 2005 to 2012.
The buses were purchased with federal funds with the City contributing a 20% match.
FTA requires the City to keep these style buses for at least 12 years. However, we
anticipate an average useful life of about 17 years before replacement. This is in part
due to the fact that the buses are of high quality as well as our robust maintenance
program. The spare ratio allows for mechanical and routine maintenance as well as
breakdowns without any interruption to the reliability of service. Because these types of
motor coaches are constructed by the manufacturer as they receive the orders it can
often take up to two years from the time the order is placed until we actually receive the
bus for use.
The second section illustrates the information for the para transit mini buses. The City
has 10 mini buses with 8 scheduled for use daily. They range in model year from 2006
to 2013. These mini buses were purchase with federal grants with the City providing a
20% match. The FTA requires the City to keep these buses for at least 5 years before
replacement. As illustrated by the sheet the City is past that schedule with our four
oldest buses being 8 years old. The City maintains the buses well , however they are
not as high quality as the large buses. The spare ratio for these buses allows the City
to rotate them through the maintenance program, while maintaining reliable service.
The recent effort to purchase a new para transit mini bus will replace one of the 2006
models. There have been some issues with those models as two of the four 2006
models have had motors replaced in them. Just this last week two other mini buses
were sent out for major repair issues, leaving no spares available. These style buses
can typically take 9 months to a year to receive after they are ordered.
Demonstrated by the attached schedule, the City maintains a considerable fleet to
provide a quality transit service. The capital costs have generally been supported by
grant funds with the City's matching shares coming from the % cent capital
improvement sales tax. The operational cost center for transit is supported by user
fees, various grants and the City's general fund.
While we move forward with improving the City's transit system it is good to keep in
mind all parts of the equation, the operational costs, the capital costs and the level of
services provided, because each relates to the other.
One example of how this equation works is demonstrated by the tripper route service
aimed at school traffic. To operate the tripper route system, it requires three or four
additional large fleet buses (capital costs). On the operational cost side it requires
driver hours and of course fuel and maintenance for the additional fleet buses. By
providing this useful service the City has increased its fleet of large buses by 25-33%.
If you would like any other information concerning our bus replacement schedule,
please feel free to contact me. Thanks.
MM:mm
Transit Bus Replacement Schedule
VEHICLE YEAR MANUFACTURER TYPE VEHICLE PURCHASE DATE PURCHASE PRICE MILEAGE (Feb 2014) REPL YEAR (FTA Min)
Six Routes & Three School Trippers (spare ratio 33%) 12 year FTA Minimum
2005 Gillig 35ft. Transit Coach 07/05/2005 $283,545.00 216,827 2017
2005 Gillig 35ft. Transit Coach 07/06/2005 $283,545.00 200,037 2017
2005 Gillig 35 ft. Transit Coach 07/07/2005 $283,545.00 216,195 2017
2005 Gillig 35 ft. Transit Coach 07/08/2005 $283,545.00 215,864 2017
2005 Gillig 35 ft. Transit Coach 07/08/2005 $283,545.00 195,344 2017
2006 Gillig 35 ft. Transit Coach 09/22/2006 $296,042.00 207,743 2018
2006 Gillig 35ft. Transit Coach 09/25/2006 $296,042.00 215,314 2018
2006 Gillig 35ft. Transit Coach 09/25/2006 $296,042.00 237,712 2018
2011 Gillig 29ft. Transit Coach 01/27/2011 $362,677.00 104,598 2023
2011 Gillig 29 ft. Transit Coach 01/28/2011 $362,677.00 130,728 2023
2012 Gillig 29ft. Transit Coach 02/06/2012 $359,621.00 72,930 2024
2012 Gillig 29ft. Transit Coach 02/06/2012 $359,621.00 66,472 2024
Eight Para Transit (spare ration 20%) 5 year FTA Minimum
2006 FORD/STARCRAFT Van Mini Bus 12/05/2006 $54,917.00 186,841 2011
2006 FORD/STARCRAFT Van Mini Bus 12/05/2006 $54,917.00 187,904 2011
2006 FORD/STARCRAFT Van Mini Bus 12/05/2006 $54,917.00 175,749 2011
2006 FORD/STARCRAFT Van Mini Bus 12/05/2006 $54,917.00 164,825 2011
2010 Ford/Eikart Van Mini Bus 12/21/2009 $55,685.00 110,134 2015
2010 Ford/Eikart Van Mini Bus 12/21/2009 $55,685.00 106,989 2015
2012 Ford/Eikart Van Mini Bus 04/19/2012 $57,596.00 47,541 2017
2013 Ford/Eikart Van Mini Bus 04/03/2013 $48,896.00 17,454 2018
2013 Ford/Eikart Van Mini Bus 05/20/2013 $48,896.00 20,227 2018
2013 Ford/Eikart Van Mini Bus 05/20/2013 $48,896.00 19,706 2018
Feb-14
DEPARTMENT OF PLANN ING AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
TO: Public Works and Planning Committee
FROM: Janice McMilla n , AICP , D irector
DATE: February 20, 2014
RE: PPS Monthly Reports
PI f d tt h d ease 1n a ac e repo rt f b "l d " s or Ul 1n Q perm1 san d f d 00 serv1ce 1nspec 1ons for January 2014.
Permit Type Jan 2014 Dec 2013 2013 Actual
Nonres idential -New 0 0 14
Nonresidential-Additions, Alterations 11 9 131
Residential -New 7 3 74
Res ident ial -A lteratio ns , Add iti ons 15 5 182
Total Building Permits * 35 17 401
Demol itions -Nonres idential 0 0 9
Demol itions -Residential 2 0 14
*Does not mclude e lectncal, plumbmg or srgn permrts rssued
Summary of Food Service Inspections
Violations
Period A/I Inspections Food Service Retail Critical Noncritical
Jan 2014 62 52 10 0 36
Dec 2013 47 44 3 1 71
2013 Actual 750 594 96 71 829
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CITY OF JEFFERSON
JOHN G. CHRISTY MUN ICIPAL BUILDING
320 E McCarty St
Jeffe rson City, MO 65101-31 93
Penni! Type: N RADDBLDG. NRALT BLDG, NR.DEMBLDG, NR EWBLDG
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00 12065 BP14-0015 NONRESIDEN1 1 I 03070004002( SAME AS A PPLI CANT 04454 1 WAVCO Active
NRA LTBLDG 036753 220 MADISON ST STE 200A J EFFERSON CITY ~0.00
00 12066 BPI4-00l l NONRESIDEN1 SAME AS APPLICANT 02415 1 SC HJUMPF, DO UG CONST. Active
NRALTBLDG 017652 732 HEISINGER RD JEFFERSON C IT Y MO $0.00
0012084 BP14-0030 NON R ESIDEN1 I 005 1 50002001 ( SAME AS APPLI CANT 022915 OTKE DICK CONSTRUCT]( Active
NRALTBLDG 05596 1 999 DIAMON D RDG UN IT 20 1 JEFFERSON CITY ~0 .00
0012099 BPI4-0018 NONR ES IDEN1 I 002030002001 ( SA ME AS APPLICANT 020977 HUEBERT B UILDERS INC. Active
NRALTBLDG 028329 3030 DUPONT C IR JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
00 12109 BP14-0021 NONRESIDEN1 1005 160001 001 ( SAME AS APPLICANT 0229 15 OTKE DICK CONSTRUCT!< Active
.NRA LTBLDG 030816 3236 W EDGEWOOD DR STE C JEFFERSON CITY ~0 .00
001211 1 BP14-0010 NON R ES IDEN1 1104 190002000< SAME AS APPLICANT 022356 COOK CONSTRUCTION Active
NRADDBLDG 052389 901 ELLIS B LVD J EFFERSON C ITY MO 65 101 $0.00
00 12123 BP14-0013 NONRES ID EN1 SAME AS 0\VNER 022 133 INNOVAT IVE CONTRACTr Active
NRALTB LD G 015872 1408 M ISSOUIU BLVD J EFFERSON CITY MO $0.00
0012 132 BP14-0016 NONRESIDENl I 0051500020 01 ( SAME AS APPLI CANT 048734 SWOBODA TRAINING L LC Active
NRALTB LDG 030703 3220 W E DGEWOOD DR STE F JEFFERSON C IT Y $0.00
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0012146 BP14-0020 NONRESIDEN1 1006130003001 ( SAME AS APPLICANT 022876 OTKE KEN CONSTRUCTIC Active
NRALTBLDG 031862 1719 SOUTHRIDGE DR STE B JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0012157 BP14-0028 NONRESIDEN1 1 006240004002< SAME AS APPLICANT 022915 OTKE DICK CONSTRUCTIC Active
NRALTBLDG 034239 905 WEATHERED ROCK RD JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0012158 BP14-0029 NONRESIDEN1 1 006240004002( SAME AS APPLICANT 022915 OTKE DICK CONSTRUCTH Active
NRALTBLDG 034334 832 WEATHERED ROCK CT JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
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00 12100 BP14-0004 RES IDE NT IAL II 06230003002!
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00 12102 BP14-0006 RESIDENTIAL
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0012 103 BP14-0007 R ES ID EN TIAL I 0042 00002006!
R NEWBLDG 0 30575
0012 114 DEM14-000 1 R ES ID ENTI AL II 04170002004!
RD EMBLDG 039 179
0012115 DEM14-0002 RES ID ENTIAL II 04 1 70003007!
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0012124 B P1 4-0014 RES ID ENTIAL I 00623 000 I 00 I (
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00 12133 B P1 4-00 17 RES IDENTiA L I 00420000200 I (
RNEWBLDG 030413
00 12159 BP1 4-003 1 RESIDENTIAL 100420000200 ](
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CITY OF JEFFERSON
JOHN G. CHR ISTY MUNICIPAL BUILDING
320 E McCarty St
Jefferson City, MO 65101-3193
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SAME AS APPLICANT 048932 RIVER C ITY H AB ITAT FOR Active
3119 MOREAU V IEW DR J EFFERSON C ITY $0.00
SAM E AS APPLICANT 048932 RIVER CITY HABITAT FOR Active
3 I21 MOREAU VIEW DR $0 .00
SAME AS APPLI CANT 02 339 1 ZUMWALT C O NS TRUCTIO Active
4042 WESTMJN IST ER DR JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
SA ME AS APPLI CA NT 02 11 55 DARRELL W IL BERS EXCA Act ive
1205 E M ILLER ST JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
SAME AS APPLI CANT 027523 KLEIJ\TD IENST, JOHN Active
923 HARDING ST JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
SAME AS OWNER 022469 L AGE J AMES MASONRY L Act ive
2 197 J UNE CT JEFF ERSON C ITY $0 .00
SAME AS APP LI CANT 02 8568 WIEBE CONSTRUCTION Active
39 16 RIL EY C T JEFFE RSON C ITY MO $0.00
SAME AS OVlNER 020017 MARTIN RIEGEL Acti ve
3828 RILEY CT JEFFERSON C ITY MO $0.00
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SAME AS APPLICANT 020366 DOUBLE E HOMEBUILDEI
2195 JUNE CT JEFFERSON CITY
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0012072 BPI4-000 I RESIDENT IAL
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CITY OF JEFFERSON
JOHN G. CHRISTY MUNICIPAL BUILDI NG
320 E M cCarty St
Jefferson City, MO 65 101 -3193
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SAME AS OWNER 024062 Minihan , Thomas Active
1618 ST MARYS BLVD JE FFERSON C ITY SO.OO
SAME AS A PPLI CANT 01 3267 Blankensh ip, Jake Active
4055 NEWCAST LE LN Jefferso n City MO so.oo
SAME AS AP PLICA NT 02289 6 SC HULTE GREG CONST RL Ac ti ve
11 29 DARLENE DR J EFFERSON C ITY so.oo
SAME AS AP PLI CANT 0494 19 HARR IS LAWNCARE SERV Ac ti ve
122 DOUG LAS DR JEFFERSO C IT Y so.oo
SAM E AS OWNER 029323 McDo na ld , Mike Act ive
346 RE DWfNG DR JEFF ERSON C ITY $0.00
SAME AS APP LI CAN T 020244 CK SIGNATURE HOMES 11'-Active
118 RID GEWAY DR JEFFERSON CITY so.oo
SAM E AS APP LI CAN T 03856 1 TOM DISTLER CONSTRUC Active
804 BELA IR DR JEFFERSON C ITY $0.00
SAME AS APP LI CANT 020859 WINTE RS HOME MAINTH Act ive
104 E CIRCLE DR JEFFERSON CITY so.oo
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0012149 BP14-0022 RESIDENTIAL II05210001004( SAME AS OWNER 020434 CURT L. KEMPKER CONSl Active
RALTBLDG 0445IO 359 CAPITOL VIEW DR JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
OOI2I50 BPI4-0023 RESIDENTIAL I 00204000400 I< SAME AS APPLICANT 02287I MARKWAY JUDE CONSTR Active
RALTBLDG 008533 309 VIRGINIA TRL Jefferson City MO $0.00
001215I BP14-0024 RESIDENTIAL 11 09300002003( SAME AS APPLICANT 022871 MARKWAYJUDECONSTR Active
RADDBLDG 046343 2416 IVEN RD JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0012I52 BP14-0025 RESIDENTIAL I001010003005C SAME AS OWNER 036673 Sellner, Tina Active
RADDBLDG 024I62 I905 N CIRCLE DR JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0012154 BPI4-0026 RESIDENTIAL I001010003008< SAME AS APPLICANT 04956I TEB CIVIL CONSTRUCTOF Active
RALTBLDG 024342 207 JORDAN ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0012I56 BPI4-0027 RESIDENTIAL II 03070004035( SAME AS APPLICANT 041981 MIDWEST RENOVATION L Active
RALTBLDG 037311 216 E ASHLEY ST JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
0012I69 BPI4-0033 RESIDENTIAL 0507350002004< SAME AS APPLICANT 021849 DANNY EVERS CONSTRUe Active
RALTBLDG OI9043 734 GLENDALE DR JEFFERSON CITY $0.00
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Inspection Report January 2014
Establishment Type
Establishment Catagorv Routine Re-lnspections Field Visit Other
Food_Service
Restaurant 12 3 3 13
Caterer 0 0 0 1
School 0 1 1 0
Institution 0 0 0 0
Temporary Food Stand 1 0 0 0
Tavern 1 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 3 1 0 12
Frozen Dessert Estab. 0 0 0 0
17 5 4 26
Retail_Food
Bakery-Retail 0 0 0 0
Bakery -Wholesale 0 0 0 0
Convenience Store 0 0 0 0
Meat Cutting 0 0 0 0
Frozen Dessert Est 0 0 0 0
Grocery Store 8 0 2 0
Catering 0 0 0 0
Manufactures 0 0 0 0
Distributors 0 0 0 0
Warehouses 0 0 0 0
8 0 2 0
Grand Total: 25 5 6 26
Violation Report
January, 2014
Establishment Address City ms Last lnsnection Critical Non-Critical
ROL Y POLY RESTAURANT 512 ELLIS BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/13/2014 0 1
BIG K-MART -GROCERY 2304 MISSOURI BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/2212014 0 I
BONES RESTAURANT 210 COMMERCIAL ST JEFFERSON CITY 1/2212014 0 4
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE CAPITAL CITY 727 E ELM JEFFERSON CITY 112312014 0 0
BUFFALO WILD WINGS GRILL & BAR 707 STONERIDGE PARKWAY SUr JEFFERSON CITY 1/812014 0 0
BURGER KING 2207 MISSOURI BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/9/2014 0 2
BUTLER TOWNE GRILL 315 JEFFERSON ST JEFFERSON CITY 1/16/2014 0 2
CENTRAL DAIRY FOUNTAIN 610 MADISON ST JEFFERSON CITY 1/29/2014 0 2
DOMENICO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 3702 W TRUMAN BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/2112014 0 3
FIRST CUP CAFE 1241 WEST STADIUM BOULEY AR JEFFERSON CITY 1/1312014 0 0
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHILD CARE 201 MONROE ST JEFFERSON CITY 112912014 0 0
GERBES WEST-GROCERY 2805 W TRUMAN BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 112912014 0 2
GERBES WEST-PRODUCE 2805 W TRUMAN BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/29/2014 0 0
HAPPY HEARTS PRESCHOOL 623 OHIO STREET JEFFERSON CITY 1123/2014 0 0
HAWKEYE MEATS LLC 1430 S.E. CORTINA DRIVE AKENY 1/812014 0 0
JEFFERSON CITY COUNTRY CLUB 516 S COUNTRY CLUB DR JEFFERSON CITY 1/2912014 0 2
JEFFERSON CITY COUNTRY CLUB-THE GRI 516 S COUNTRY CLUB DR JEFFERSON CITY 1/2912014 0 I
KATE AND ALLY'S PIZZERIA 1418 MISSOURI BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/1512014 0 2
KIDS UNLIMITED 1108 FAIRGROUNDS RD JEFFERSON CITY 1/812014 0 0
O'DONOGHUE'S STEAKS AND SEAFOOD 909 EAST 1-IIGH STREET JEFFERSON CITY 112812014 0 3
RICKS CAFE LLC 200 MADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY 112812014 0 3
SCHULTES FRESH FOODS-BAKERY 1904 SOUTHWEST BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/15/2014 0 0
SCHULTES FRESH FOODS-MEAT 1904 SOUTHWEST BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1124/2014 0 3
SCHULTES FRESH FOODS--SEAFOOD 1904 SOUTHWEST BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/2412014 0 0
STMARY'S HOSPITAL I 00 ST MARY'S MEDICAL PLAZA JEFFERSON CITY 1/1312014 0 2
ST PETERS SCHOOL 314 E HIGH ST JEFFERSON CITY 1/912014 0 0
THE MISSION 915 EAST HIGH STREET JEFFERSON CITY 1/3012014 0 I
WALMART SUPER CENTER-GROCERY 724 W STADIUM BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/23/2014 0 2
W ALMART SUPER CENTER -MEAT -DELI 724 W STADIUM BLVD JEFFERSON CITY 1/23/2014 0 0
Grand Total: 0 36