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Home My Public Portal About2014 - Mid-Mo Regional Planning Commission Quarterly LuncheonMID J Kegt:oKd,P4amow; Quarterly Luncheon Wednesday, January 22, 2014 11:30 a.m. —1:30 p.m. Ashland Senior Center 406 Douglas Drive, Ashland Lunch II. Welcome and Introductions.................................................. Eddie Brickner, Chair, RPC III. Presentation: Lessons in Disaster Recovery - "Remember, Rebuild, Rejoice!" ...................................... Rob O'Brian, President, Joplin Chamber of Commerce IV. Announcements Outstanding Invoices 7/1/2013 Membership Dues- Still Outstanding (Columbia $32,550) Mid -Missouri Regional Planning Commission 298.80 7/15/2013 Glasgow- CDBG $ 2,681.50 Balance Sheet as of $ 672.00 11/22/2013 FYI 1- June - October 2013 $ 171.32 12/9/2013 MU -Community Anchor January 22, 2014 5,000.00 12/20/2013 City of Holts Summit- CDBG $ 7,200.00 Beginning Account Totals $ 11,374.75 Total Outstanding Invoices $ 27,398.37 Checking $ 1,000.00 Money Market Account $ 1,033.77 Total Cash $ 2,033.77 Deposits -Money Market 12/31/2013 Interest - Money Market (non reserve) $ 2.47 1/6/2014 Office of Administration $ 4,450.59 1/6/2014 MODDC- August - October 2013 $ 828.67 1/10/2014 MoDOT-Oct to Dec 2013 $ 12,260.88 12/20/2013 OA- Broadband $ 12,000.00 Total Deposits $ 29,542.61 $ 29,542.61 $ 31,576.38 Expenses Bank Service Charges 12.00 Cleaning Expense 46.00 Computer and Internet Web Site and Email ReglHosting 53.19 Meetings and Meals Board/TAC/RPC Meetings 350.35 Other Meetings 87.77 Office Supplies 183.49 Payroll Expenses Medical Insurance Reimbursement 1,687.07 LAGERS -Company 940.36 Payroll Expenses - Other 18,900.21 Printing Copier Maintenance 300.00 Professional Development ConferenceslWorkshops 60.00 Membership Dues 650.00 Publications/Subscriptions 44.99 Rent Expense 885.00 Telephone Expense Cell Phone 94.99 Main Phonellntemet 268.92 Travel Expense 437.43 Utilities 392.14 Total Expense 25,393.91 $ 25,393.91 Projected Cash January 22, 2014 $ 6,182.47 Reserve Funds $ 133,438.23 Total Funds $ 139,620.70 Outstanding Invoices 7/1/2013 Membership Dues- Still Outstanding (Columbia $32,550) $ 298.80 7/15/2013 Glasgow- CDBG $ 2,681.50 8/30/2013 MODDC- May July 2013 $ 672.00 11/22/2013 FYI 1- June - October 2013 $ 171.32 12/9/2013 MU -Community Anchor $ 5,000.00 12/20/2013 City of Holts Summit- CDBG $ 7,200.00 12/31/2013 2nd Disaster $ 11,374.75 Total Outstanding Invoices $ 27,398.37 MIDNIIIA: ReguimaG PCl1.�LKCyCG� Cd J Upcoming Meetings: 206 E. Broadway - PO Box 140 Ashland, Missouri 65010 573-657-9779 Fax: 573-657-2829 www.mmrpc.org January 22. Mid -MO RPC Transportation Advisory Committee- 3:30 pm. Southern Boone Library. Staff Contact: Katrina Thomas. February4. Kick-off Meeting for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Risk Mapping, Assessments, and Planning (Risk Map) project for the Lower Missouri—Moreau Watershed. 9:00 a.m. Conservation Employee Credit Union. For additional information contact Scott Zeller - scott.zeller(c)sema.dps.mo.gov February 11. Mid -MO RPC Economic Development Advisory Committee- 9:00 am. Columbia Regional Airport. Staff Contact: David Bock February 26. Mid -MO RPC Board of Directors. 5 pm. Mid -MO RPC Office. Staff Contact: Ed Siegmund Ap29- May 2 Missouri Emergency Management Conference. St. Charles Convention Center. Contact- Debbie Sherman @ debbie.sherman(Ssema.dps.mo.gov Upcoming NADO Webinar to Feature Small Town Downtown Economic Development Strategies Across the country, small towns are rediscovering and reclaiming their main streets and downtowns by pursuing innovative community and economic development projects. Once abandoned sidewalks, storefronts, and plazas are now bustling with activity as residents find their way back downtown, once again making these spaces the social, civic, and economic centers of their communities. Join the NADO Research Foundation on February 5 from 2:00-3:15 ET for a free webinar highlighting three small towns (Greenville, KY, Claremont, NH, and Millen, GA) that are investing in their downtowns through streetscape improvements, historic preservation, brownfields remediation, and tourism initiatives. Learn how strong local and regional leadership, dedicated volunteers, and a mix of local, state, and federal funding can come together to transform downtowns and main streets, improving both quality -of -life and economic opportunities for residents. 206 E. Broadway, PO Box 140 Ashland, Missouri 65010 MID sr 573-657-9779 ��-- _ / P/4 lox _ {V Fax 573-657-2829 iLN.Ii (� www.mmrpc.org Staff Report- January, 2014 Work Program Highlights/Status Economic and Community Development • Staff assistance with an Economic Development Infrastructure grant application to the Economic Development Administration for the redevelopment of the Kemper Campus for the renovation of Science Hall on the Kemper Campus in Boonville. The project will create 15,000 square feet of classroom and support area space. The intent is to use this space as training /instructional space as employment needs develop in the region. The initial use will be IT (Informational Technology) training. Total projected project cost is $3.0 million with EDA investment of $1.5 million and the City of Boonville $1.5 million. Project partners include- City of Boonville, University of Missouri University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, State Fair community College. Application submitted by the City if Boonville to EDA Denver Regional Office on 06/13/2013. Application advanced from first review- July 17, 2013. Project under EDA review. Project funded- EDA grant $1,292,961 awarded September- 2013. • Glasgow Sewer Lagoon Cell 1 Sludge Removal Project. Project includes CDBG grant funds to assist in sludge removal costs. Total project cost $1.17 million. Mid -MO RPC completed the environmental review and is the grant administrator on the project. Project construction underway. • Holts Summit Industrial Infrastructure project. CDBG funds totaling $430,000 will pay for a new city street, water and electrical lines, administration, and engineering. Company agreed to create 43 new jobs for CDBG funding eligibility. Private investment from the company accounts for the remaining portion. Mid -MO RPC awarded environmental and administration contracts on project. Total project cost $5,614,600. Project construction complete. Project close-out scheduled February 13, 2014. • New Franklin Sewer project. City awarded $500,000 in CDBG grant funds to support sewer system improvements. Total project cost $1,954,000. Mid -MO RPC completed the grant application and the environmental assessment. We have been selected as the grant administrator. New project grantee meeting held June 25, 2013. Final design and bid specifications and USDA Rural Development legal review underway. • Boone County Manchester Heights Project. County awarded $210,000 in CDBG grant funds to assist with sewer line replacement and connection of Manchester Heights Subdivision to Bonne County Regional Sewer District. Total project cost $488,000. Mid -MO RPC completed environmental assessment and selected as administrator for CDBG funds. Project pre-bid meeting held January, 2014. • Holts Summit Wastewater project. Selected to prepare the environmental review and as CDBG grant administrator for the City's' wastewater facilities project. Environmental review underway. • Phase II- Regional Broadband Study. Second phase of Broadband Planning Initiative underway. This phase focuses on healthcare broadband applications. Organizational meeting held May 9. Second planning meeting held June 27. Technical Advisory Committee meeting held August 23, 2013. Draft plan prepared December, 2013. Technical Committee review December, 2013. Plan complete. Local Government Planning Assistance - Underway Windsor Place: Land Use and Zoning Assistance. Ashland: Planning Commission—Comprehensive Planning. Sturgeon- CDBG Grant — Demolition Holts Summit- Transportation Planning Callaway County- Technical assistance GIS mapping Transportation • Staff has completed the draft update of the Coordinated Public Transit- Human Services Transportation Plan for areas in the region not included within the metropolitan (MPO) boundaries. Public hearing held June 14, 2013. Draft made available for review July - August, resolution approved Board of Directors at August 28, meeting. Plan complete - available for review at www.mmrpc.org • Mid -MO RPC was awarded a grant ($20,000) from the Mo. Developmental Disabilities Council for funding support to undertake an inclusive planning process with the MPOs, transportation providers, state agencies, and public support the service delivery of transportation services to the disabled, seniors, and for employment support for lower income individuals. Planning activities underway. Planning meetings underway- next meeting scheduled for January 30 in Jefferson City. • The Mid -MO RPC Transportation Advisory Committee is in the process of updating the regional transportation needs project list. Activity complete for road and bridge projects. Needs list being reviewed for inclusion of other transportation modes- air, rail, port authority, transit, and ped -biking. • Sidewalk inventories have been completed for all communities (excluding Columbia and Jefferson City) in the Mid -MO RPC region. See www.mmrpc.org website. Emergency Management /Homeland Security • Completed workshops to address Continuity of Operations Planning for local governments in the region. Planning activity recognized by the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) and received NADO Innovation Award. • Beginning the planning process to assist participating counties with Storm Ready designation. Planning process to assist with preparedness capacities for local governments. Underway. • Completed desktop monitoring report activities for FY09, FY10 and FY11 grant cycles, bi- yearly report, FY10 spending plan, and equipment inventory for the Area F RHSOC. Procurement activities underway for FY11, 12 and 13 grant awards. FY14 work program being developed. • Planning coordination — Region F RHSOC Annual Meeting held October 15. 2013. Quarterly meeting held January 21, 2014. GIS Mapping Activities • City of Ashland Utilities Mapping Project. Complete. GIS Mapping- Community Anchor points. Mapping activity funded through the Missouri Broadband Office. To identify critical community anchor points- (police, fire, education, medical and community infrastructure throughout the six -county region. Project funds $5,000. Associated with the state broadband planning initiative. Project deadline November 15, 2013. Complete. Edward Siegmund From: Donna Vossen [donna@molobby.com] Sent: Friday, January 17, 2014 11:04 AM To: Boonslick RPC -Chuck Eichmeyer; Bootheel RPC - Steve Duke. Doug Hermes - Planning Coordinator; East West Gateway - Jim Wild; East-West Gateway - Ed Hillhouse; Green Hills RPC - Randy Railsback , Harry S Truman CC - Harry Rogers ; Kasinger-Austin Mount; Kaysinger Basin RPC - Lesley Street; Lake of the Ozarks - Linda Conner; LOCOG - Pam Gilbert; MARC - Marlene Nagel; MARC - McDaniel, Lisa; MARC - Tom Jacobs; MARC RPC - David Warm ; Mark Twain COG - Robin Simpson; Meramec RPC-Prigge, Bonnie; Meremac RPC (Solid Waste) - Tammy Snodgrass; Mid Missouri RPC - Edward Siegmund ; Mo -Kan RPC - Tom Bliss NEMO RPC - CD/ED Director- Dave Davison Northwest RCOG -Arnie Kreek; Ozark Foothills RPC - Felicity Brady ; Pioneer Trails - Nancy Heidrich , Pioneer Trails - Randy White; Pioneer Trails - Ron Seyl'Pioneer Trails RPC - Nichole Knipmeyer; SEMO RPC-Chauncy Buchheit ; South Central Ozark - Johnny Murrell; Southwest Missouri COG - Diane May, ED, Southwest Mo COG Transportation Planner - Dan Watts ; SW Mo COG - Jane Hood, Associate Director Cc: Donna Vossen Subject: MACOG Legislative Tracking from Gamble & Schlemeier Gamble Schlemeier GOVERNMENTAL CONSULTANTS it "-w.molobbv.com Tele: (573) 634-4376 • Fax: (573) 63-6253 213 E Capitol, PO Boa 1365, Jefferson City, MO 65102 William A. Gamble I Sarah A. Topp I Jorgen Schlemeier I Jeff Brooks Track: MACOG HB 1050 Rhoads(R) Increases membership of the Highways and Transportation Commission to seven commissioners and requires new appointees to be residents of different Department of Transportation geographic districts. Bill History: 01-09-14 H Refetretl to Hous"e Committee on House - Transportation HB 1055 Johnson(R) Creates the Missouri International Business Advertising Fund to be used to attract international businesses to Missouri. Bill History: 0115M H Public'hearin4 comp) ted HB 1074 Miller(R) Requires an independent study of environmental and economic need before the allowable volume of water contaminants or pollutants discharged is changed in clean water law permits. Bill History: 0116-14 H Public' iea ng completed HB 1077 Lichtenegger(R) Authorizes any political subdivision or county commission to adopt by order or ordinance reasonable regulations relating to its emergency management functions, including burn ban orders. _ Bill History: 01-09-14 H Referred to House Committee on House Local Government HB 1091 McCaherty(R) Authorizes three new tax credits for port authorities. Bill History: 01-14-14 H Public hearing completed HB 1191 Miller(R) Changes provisions relating to rights-of-way of political subdivisions. Bill History: 01-22-14 H Meeting set for 8:00 AM, HR 7 House -Utilities HB 1198 Funderburk(R) Modifies provisions relating to municipal utility poles. Bill History: 01-22-14 H Meeting set for 8:00 AM, HR 7 House -Utilities HB 1202 Wilson(R) Changes the laws regarding newspaper notice and publication of advertisements for bids for county projects. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Public hearing completed HB 1207 Wilson(R) Prohibits any entity that is authorized to issue traffic tickets from implementing a new automated photo red light enforcement system at any intersection within its jurisdiction beginning September 1, 2014. Bill History: 01-09-14 H Referred to House Committee on House -Crime Prevention+__ - HB 1210 Guernsey(R) Changes the laws regarding local government bond issuances. History: _NTSBill 01-09-14 H Referred to House Committee on House -Local Government HB 1212 Guernsey(R) Authorizes any political subdivision to enter into design - build contracts for construction projects exceeding one million dollars. Bill History: 01-09-14 H Referred to House Committee on House -Local Government HB 1226 Hinson(R) Specifies that the levy rate for certain bond issues be set at the rate needed to meet the bond issue obligation and may be adjusted solely to meet such obligation. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House -General Laws HB 1251 Elmer(R) Allows any county of the first classification to waive competitive bid requirements on purchases less than $6000. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House - Elementary and Secondary Education HB 1253 Berry(R) Changes the laws regarding taxation by reducing the tax on corporate business income and business income for certain tax entities. Bill History: 01-21-14 H Meeting set for 2:00 PM, HR 4 House -Ways and Means HB 1261 Pfautsch(R) Changes the laws regarding audits for transportation development districts. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House -Local Government HB 1263 Cornejo(R) Defines terms relating to electronic public and business records. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House -Judiciary HB 1290 English(D) Requires any automated traffic enforcement system to include a sign located at the intersection indicating the presence of the system. 9 Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House-Crime Prevention HB 1291English(D) Specifies that fines collected from red-light camera violations shall be used to assist the funding of driver's education programs in the local school district of the municipality where the fine was collected. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House-Crime Prevention HB 1292 English(D) Requires any traffic enforcement system photograph to depict the driver from the front in order for the violation to be valid. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House-Crime Prevention HB 1293 English(D) Establishes procedures for approving changes to redevelopment projects in St. Louis County, St. Charles County, and Jefferson County. Bill History:tiReadsecon °iFime HB 1306 Love(R) Changes the laws regarding the prevailing hourly rate of wages. Bill History: toe erre o_ ouse Comm ee.oti; , ouse ro.�ir��nevwe'� srra�x j woncrrn rruev�nna wo�niacrl�areri� arr�r I HB 1311 Smith-85(D) Establishes registration and reporting requirements for a jurisdiction utilizing automated speed enforcement systems on roadways within the state highway system. Bill History: 01-16-14 H Referred to House Committee on House-Crime Prevention'" - 5B 497 Schmitt(R) Reduces the top rate of tax on personal income over a period of years. Bill History: 01-16-Ll STHearing conducted A&L. SB 507 Dixon(R) Modifies the gubernatorial appointment process for acting directors and the process for filling vacancies in certain state public offices. Bill History., j SB 509 Kraus(R) Modifies provisions relating to income taxes. Bill History: OS 16-14 5 Hearing conducted SB 529 Wallingford(R) Modifies the Missouri Public Prompt Payment Act and the law relating to public works projects. Bill History: 01-09-14SRe� d to Senate Committee on Senate- Commerce, Energy and the Environment 513 544 Lamping(R) Requires a portion of sales and use taxes collected to be deposited into the State Road Fund. Bill History: i e ' e at lliWo5 re SB 571 Chappelle-Nadal(D) Creates the Residential Electronic Products Recycling and Reuse Act and repeals the Manufacturer Responsibility and Consumer Convenience Equipment Collection and Recovery Act. — - Bill History: 01-16=14S Referred to Senate Committee on Senate- Commerce, Energy and the Environment 'Authorizes SB 573 Munzlinger(R) Shelby and Monroe Counties to collect a property tax to pay for road rock on county roads. Bill History: 01-22-14 S Meeting set for 1:00 PM, Senate Lounge Senate - Jobs, Eco. Devo. and Local Governmen SB 579 Holsman(D) Prohibits planned communities from barring the installation of solar energy systems. Bill History: 01-16-14 S Referred to Senate Committee on Senate - Commerce, Energy and the Environment SB 587 Kraus(R) Requires political subdivisions using automated traffic enforcement systems to distribute such fines to local school districts for transportation purposes. Bill History: 01-16-14 S Referred to Senate Committee on Senate - Transportation and Infrastructure SB 618 Nieves(R) Prohibits the state and political subdivisions from implementing policies affecting property rights and from entering into certain relationships with organizations. Bill History: 01-08-14 S Read first time SB 632 Parson(R) Allows third and fourth class counties to adopt building codes upon a voter approval and exempts agricultural structures from county building codes. Bill History: r01 SB 642 Romiri Modifies provisions relating to proposed surface mining operations. Bill History, �t �, kUl-09 4 ea �secc d* me , SB 649 Lager(R) Modifies provisions relating to right-of-way of political subdivisions. Bill History: 01-08-14 S Read first time SB 650 Lager(R) Modifies provisions relating to wireless communications infrastructure deployment. Bill History: 01-08-.14 S Read first time =_. SB 653 Lager(R) Modifies provisions relating to municipal utility poles. Bill History: 01-08-14 S Read first time SB 664 Brown(R) Modifies the authority of the Clean Water Commission. Bill History: 01-08„14j:5 Read first ti me SB 670 Sater(R) Modifies provisions relating to scrap metal. —�� Bill History: 01-08-14 S Introduced and read first time SB 675 Kehoe(R) Allows political subdivisions to assign operation of a retirement plan to the Missouri Local Government Employees' Retirement system. Bill History: OS 8-14,S Introduced and read first time SB 690 Wasson(R) Specifies that a Greene County emergency telephone service board is not a political subdivision unless the county commissioners adopt an order reclassifying the board as such. Bill History: 01-09_1 S Introduced and read first time SB 693 Parson(R) Exempts motor vehicles older than ten years from the sales tax on titling. Bill History: 01-09-14 S Introduced and read first time .; SCR 17 Wallingford(R) Establishes Joint Committee on Solid Waste Management District Operations. Bill History: 01-09-14 S Referred to Senate Committee on Senate- Rules,Joint Rules, Resolutions & Ethics SJR 26 Lager(R) Amends the Constitution to limit general revenue appropriations and mandate state income tax rate reductions in certain situations. Bill History: 01-09-14 S Referred to Senate Committee on Senate-Ways and Means SJR 30 Dixon(R) Authorizes the Lieutenant Governor to make certain gubernatorial appointments if the Governor fails to make an appointment within ninety days of a vacancy in the position. Bill History: 014- 4°S'Hearing conducted SJR 43 Lamping(R) Requires a portion of sales and use taxes collected to be deposited into the State Road Fund. Bill History: 011I1MMSntroduced and read first time - - End of Report - The information contained within this report was compiled by GovWatch. All rights reserved. Thank you, Donna Tiossen Gamble & Schlemeier Governmental Consultants 213 East Capitol Avenue PO Box 1865 Jefferson City, MO 65102 573-634-4876