HomeMy Public PortalAbout2018-06-14 packetNotice of Meeting & Tentative Agenda
City of Jefferson Public Works & Planning Committee
Thursday, June 14, 2018
7:30a.m.
John G . Christy Municipal Building , 320 East McCarty Street
Boone/Bancroft Room (Upper Level)
TENTATIVE AGENDA
1) Introductions
2) Approval of the May 10, 2018 Committee meeting minutes
3) New Business
1. School Development Agreement as it Relates to Lewis and Clark Drive and
Union Street (Britt Smith)
2 . Monroe Street Corridor Highway 50 to Woodlawn requested by Councilwoman
Ward (David Bange)
3. F & F Development Agreement for Redevelopment of the Old St. Mary's Hospital
(David Bange)
4 . Transit Code Modifications for Bulk Ride Purchases (Mark Mehmert)
5 . Sidewalk/Greenway Project at Stadium/Satinwood (David Bange)
6 . Amendments to Chapter 3 Advertising and Sign Code (Eric Barron)
4) Other Topics
1. Water Main Leak Report (Britt Smith)
5) Citizen opportunity to address Council/Staff on Stormwater and Other Public Works
Issues
• Richard and Iva Presberry (1 01 Riverwood) Stormwater Complaint Follow Up
(Matt Morasch)
6) 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
Committee Members Present:
Ken Hussey
Ron Fitzwater
David Kemna
*Mark Schreiber
Laura Ward
*Left the meeting early
Staff Present:
Matt Morasch, Public Works Director
David Bange, City Engineer
Britt Smith, Operations Division Director
Don Fontana, Stormwater Engineer
Mark Mehmert, Transit Division Director
May 10, 2018
Jayme Abbott, Neighborhood Services Manager
Ryan Moehlman, City Counselor
Steve Crowell, City Administrator
Brenda Wunderlich, Administrative Assistant
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Chairman Hussey called the meeting to order at 7:30 a.m .. A quorum was present at this time.
The following guests were present: Councilman Rick Mihalevich; Eric Landwehr; Mayor Carrie Tergin;
Richard and Iva Presberry (1 01 Riverwood); and Nicole Roberts, News Tribune.
1. Introductions
Introductions were made at this time.
2. Approval of the March 22, 2018 and April 16, 2018 Committee meeting minutes
Councilwoman Ward moved and Councilman Fitzwater seconded to approve the March 22,
2018 and April 16, 2018 minutes, motion carried.
3. New Business
1. Creek Trail Drive Parking (David Bange)
Mr. Bange explained staff is requesting endorsement of the removal of parking on Creek Trail
Drive. The request is a result of recommendations made by the traffic impact study prepared in
conjunction with the development of Capitol City High School. This item will be on the May 21st
Council agenda.
2. City-Wide Pavement Rating (Britt Smith)
Mr. Smith explained staff requests the Committee's endorsement to issue an RFQ for firms to
assist the City in developing and implementing a pavement evaluation system for our streets.
Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee
May 10,2018
Councilwoman Ward moved and Councilman Kemna seconded to endorse the request
motion carried. '
3. Amendment to Nuisance Administration Cost-Chapter 21 (Jayme Abbott)
Ms. Abbott explained the fee to cover the administrative costs for abating nuisances was last
updated in May 2007. Staff has conducted an analysis of time associated with code enforcement and
proposes to increase the administrative fee to $250 and move the fee structure to Appendix Y of the
City Code.
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Councilwoman Ward moved and Councilman Schreiber second~d to refer the amendment to
the Nuisance Administration Cost to the City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried.
4. Cardboard Recycling Update (Jayme Abbott)
Ms. Abbott explained the current contractor, New World Recycling, has not served the
containers in accordance with the contract which leads to full containers and illegal dumping. She
further stated New World Recycling will be terminating their contract as of June 15, 2018.
There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding options for the
cardboard recycling including requesting a supplemental appropriation, scaling back the containers
and public education for other recycling options.
5. Update on New Stormwater Crew (Britt Smith)
Mr. Smith gave a presentation on the stormwater repair program. He explained the various
projects including replacing failed or failing pipes, replacing/modifying inlets and improving outlet
conditions. So far the new stormwater crew has completed 19 sites with 3 in progress; reconstructed
or repaired 17 inlets; arid installed pipe and replaced curb.
There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding areas improved, cost of
the work, sizes of pipes and the City's maintenance responsibilities for the stormwater system.
4. Oth41r Topics
1. Water Main Leak·Report (Britt Smith)
Mr. Smith referred Committee members to the report included in the packet.
5. Citizen Opportunity to address Council/Staff on Stormwater and Other Public Works
Issues
*Councilman Schreiber left the meeting at this time (8:40a.m.).
Richard and Iva Presberry, 101 Riverwood Drive, spoke to the Committee regarding flooding
issues in the lower level of their home.
Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee 3
May 10,2018
There was discussion among Committee members, staff and those present regarding the
flooding issues, culvert pipe cleaning and closing off the lower level door to the house or putting in a
vault. Chairman Hussey asked that staff continue to work with the Presberry's on this matter.
6. Adjourn
Councilman Fitzwater moved and Councilwoman Ward seconded to adjourn the meeting at
this time (9:20a.m.), motion carried.
Memorandum
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June 11 , 2018
Public Works and Planning Committee
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Monroe Street Update
In December of last year, staff provided a memo (attached) that discussed the costs of reconstructing
Monroe Street and make it a two way street from Woodlawn Avenue to Highway 50/63. The project,
inclusive of right of way acquisition and engineering design , was estimated to cost three million dollars .
At that time it was noted that staff was monitoring the retaining wall a long the west side on Monroe
Street between the Highway and Dunklin Street. This monitoring has continued and the most recent
survey of the wall indicates that over the last six months the wall has continued to move outward
ranging from 1181h of an inch to 7/161h of an inch . At the point of greatest movement the top of the wall
now overhangs the sidewalk by 2 feet 6 inches.
While the movement of the wall over the last six months does not appear to have sign ificantly i ncreased
the distress in the pavement above the wall, staff believes that it is prudent to begin tak ing steps that
will allow for the closure of the driveway/alley above the wall that runs paralle l to Monroe Street. One
such step would be to remove the one way restriction in the 200 block of E. Cedar Way so that access
to the various properties can be maintained in the event that the drive/alley would need to be closed .
Other changes to the area over the last six months include the purchase and removal of the four
houses that remained on western side of the 1100 block of Monroe Street. These properties are now all
owned by Capital Region Medical Center.
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June 11, 2018
Public Works and Planning Committee
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Old St. Mary's Site, Development Agreement with F&F Development
Staff is asking the Committee to affirm the decision to pursue a development agreement with F&F
Deve lopment concerning their request for the relinquishment of two parcels of property owned by the
City in exchange for $15,000 and all permanent and temporary easements needed for the construction
of a greenway along their properties at Dunklin and Bolivar Streets.
F&F Development is working to redevelop the property which was the site of the old St. Mary's
Hospital. During the property research it was discovered that sections of the driveway that served as an
access from Dunklin Street to the St. Mary's properties east of Missouri Boulevard are located on
property that is owned fee simple by the City, as well as portions that are on the right of way. In order
to market the properties and to have clear title to the access drive F&F submitted a vacation of right of
way request for all of the properties .
While a right of way vacation request is the appropriate instrument to seek the vacati on of ri ght of way it
is not applicable to the transfer of property that is owned fee simple by the C ity . This difference was
pointed out to F&F and their consultant and it was then that Staff suggested that a development
agreement could be the instrument by which these parcels could be transferred.
At th is time F&F has verbally agreed to compensate the City $15,000 for the properties in addition to all
permanent and temporary easements necessary for the construction of a greenway t rail along the
parcels they own in the 500 hundred block of Dunklin and the 500 and 600 blocks of Bolivar Stre ets.
(The former St. Mary's Hospital properties and as shown in green in the attached drawing)
Given that the properties in question could be used as a location for a greenway trail which was
envisioned in the 2007 Greenway Master Plan, accommodating the location of another section of
greenway is fitting and could be considered just compensation for the City owned properties .
Th is agreement w ill not relieve the developer from the construction of s id ewal ks as required by C ity
Code . It is anticipated that at the time these sidewalks are constructed that the City would participate in
the cost to widen them to the greenway standard of 10. If on the other hand the City wishes to co nstru ct
the greenway prior to the sidewalk the developer would contribute their share of the cost.
If you have any questions concerning this item I can be reached at 634-6433.
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U-Pass Pilot Program Results
Route Rides %of total
Bus 50 East 84 3%
Capital Mall 210 8%
High St. East 152 6%
High St. West 449 17%
MO Blvd 1,348 52%
Southwest 314 12%
Trippers/Mise 28 1%
Total 2,585
Average U-P ass rides per week 152.06
Month Rides
January 26
February 573
March 570
April 870
May 546
Total 2,585
Mo Blvd 1,348
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June 7 , 2018
Public Works and Planning Committee
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Stadium Boulevard Sidewalk/Greenway at Satinwood
The Engineering Division in conjunction with the Parks and Recreation Department is planning the
construction of a greenway which will close the gap in the pedestrian accommodations a long the 1200
Block of W . Stadium Boulevard between the Wears Creek Greenway and the s idewalk on Satinwood
and Vieth Drives . Since this greenway w ill ma ke the connection for which Jefferson City Med ica l Gro up
(JCMG) received a sidewalk deferral in 2011 staff w ill be calling in t hat defer ra l and by means of th is
memo is informing the Committee of that decision.
This connection is being perused as a result of increased pedestrian use born witness by the worn
grass at the back of the curb and by citizen requests that have been received concerning t hi s
connection . In addition passenger data from the transit busses is leading us to rev ise the City 's bus
routes , which when implemented , will eliminate the bus stop at the intersecti on of Stadium and
Satinwood. Upon its removal patrons will need to walk to Stadium and Edgewood to catch t he bus .
Building this greenway will provide direct access to the larger sidew al k/greenway system from more
than 100 residential properties , and through the residential street system many more will be connected .
This extension of the greenway is part of the Greenway Master Plan that was approved in 2007 wh ich
envisioned a trail along this branch of Wears Creek and an extension to McKay Park, a port ion of which
was constructed in 2014. This segment also provides for the future connection to the Colon ial Hills
Subdivision and the nearly 200 properties contained therein .
We see this partnership with the Parks Department as an innovative way of overcomi ng the challenges
that were presented at the time when the sidewalk was defe rred, name ly, the difficulty caused by the
terrain along Stadium Boulevard while at the same time providing for the long term goals of the
Greenway Master Plan .
Preliminary estimates for the construction of the greenway range from $180,000 to $200 ,000. At t he
time of the deferral JCMG 's consultant estimated the cost of the s idewalk to be $136 ,305 . It is our
intention to ask JCMG for a combination of these funds and easements in lieu of the construction of the
sidewalk . We would then combine these funds with monies from t he Parks Department to complete the
funding needed for the greenway .
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On a similar but separate note staff intends to direct JCMG to construct sidewalk along Edgewood
Drive from their northerly drive entrance to the northerly property line as was required by City Code and
shown on the improvement plans submitted at the time of the construction of the JCMG Orthopedic
building.
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Depiction of Existing and Planned Pedestrian Accommodations
in the area of Stadium Boulevard and Satinwood Drive
Existing Greenway
Existing Sidewalk
Greenway Proposed in Conjunction with JCMG Deferral
Sidewalk for which Deferral was Granted
Sidewalk Required but not Build
Planned Greenways
Chapter 3-Advertising and Signage
Staff summary of proposed amendments
Overview: The proposed amendments are best described as a rewrite of Article 1 of Chapter 3, pertaining to
on-premise advertising and signage. Staff conducted a large amount of research when drafting the proposed
sign code amendments, including reviewing other cities codes, conducting field research, and reading articles
and watching webinars on signage topics. While staff used the existing Chapter 3 as a template and guide, the
number of amendments are too numerous to track. Staff have summarized the proposed amendments within
the description of each section of the rewritten Article (staff comments in italics).
Section 3-1 Purpose and Intent-describes the intent of the chapter and findings that ~upport enactment of
regulations to advertising and signage. This section was rewritten to lend more support to the purpose, intent,
and findings that support the rest of the chapter.
Section 3-2 Applicability-describes how the regulations apply, including assigning responsibilities to owners
over tenant signage, message neutrality statement, list of signage that regulations do not apply to, and list of
prohibited signage. This is a new section, meant to clarify rules of applicability, and the list of prohibited signs
moved here from old section 3-5 with a few additions and clarifications.
Section 3-3 Definitions-a fair number of definitions were added, deleted, or edited as a general refresh of
the definition section. Staff combed the chapter in an effort to identify terms that needed to be added or
deleted from the definition section.
Section 3-4 Sign Permit Process-describes the permit process, including application requirements, manner in
which permits are processed and approved/denied, validity of issued permits, and list of items that are
exempt from permitting requirements. This section is largely new, meant to clarify the permitting process,
which was minimally represented in old section 3-10.
Section 3-5 On-Premise signs -outlines the allowance for signage across the various zoning districts. The
section is moderately edited, with most of the provisions being transferred over from old section 3-4. A few of
the notable provisions and edits include:
1. Permanent signage for commercial districts is divided into building mounted and freestanding
allowances.
a. Building mounted-10% of fa~ade area for all districts
Maximum sign size of 200 sf (100 sf for C-3 district)
Maximum total building signage of 300 sf (200 sf for C-3 district)
Maximum building mounted sign height of 50 feet (20 feet for C-3 district)
Window signage-allowed 50 sf or SO% of window area, whichever is greater.
Business.es greater than 50,000 sf-max sign size 250 sf/500 sf of total signage
Old code had different facade percentages for different districts -which staff found to be
unnecessary. C-3 district was still regulated by (even older) frontage based allowance-
which staff felt needed to be brought forward into the fa~ade based formula. Max
building sign height is proposed to be raised from 32 feet to 50 feet, except in C-3 district.
Old code put window signage into fa~ade based signage allowance, which staff has found
to be an unrealistic manner of regulating window signage.
b. Freestanding-area allowance based on land area, building area, or frontage.
Maximum sign size of 200 sf (100 sf for C-3 district)
Maximum of one sign per property frontage
In C-3 district, freestanding sign only permitted if there is a front yard.
Maximum Height of-32 feet in C-2, M-1 and M-2 districts.
10 feet in C-0, C-1 and C-3 districts.
Allowance for directional signs and menu boards for drive through uses.
Old code is largely transferred over, except for the C-3 district verbiage which is a rewrite
and the drive through allowances which are new.
2. Permanent signage for residential districts -largely not permitted, except for allowances for
churches, apartment developments and schools. Maximum building mounted sign height of 20 feet
and freestanding sign height of 10 feet. For the N-0 district, signage is limited to 4 sf of building
mounted signage.
No Major Edits.
3. Permanent signage for mixed use district-permitted 24 sf of building mounted signage and 24 sf of
freestanding signage. Sign height limited to 20 feet for building mounted signs and 4 feet for
freestanding signs.
No Major Edits.
4. Subsections E-1 regarding PUD signage, Large area commercial development signage, Master sign
plans, electronic message centers, and removal of unpermitted signage for property splits.
No Major Edits.
5. Subdivision Signage-subsection J-allowance of 64 square feet of permanent signage which must be
maintained by subdivision association.
This is a new allowance based on instances where a subdivision has requested signage.
Section 3-6 Temporary signs-Allowances for temporary signage are divided based on commercial signage vs.
non-commercial signage, building mounted vs. freestanding temporary signage, and based on zoning districts.
1. Commercial and Industrial districts-Temporary signage allowance
Commercial Signage-standard advertising of businesses, products, events, etc.
Building mounted: allowed 50 sf of building mounted commercial temporary signage.
Freestanding: Not permitted, except for sandwich board signs, corner lots at major
intersections, and future use signage during construction. Common prohibited signs
include yard signs, advertising flags, wind operated devices, inflatable devices.
Sandwich board signs allowed adjacent to business door with max size of 3'x4'.
In the C-3 district, sandwich board signs limited to one per property and size is limited
to 2'x4' and must be adjacent to building.
Corner lot signage -special allowance of 25 sf of temporary signage for corner lots,
which are typically used as locations to post community event signs that are
sponsored by the business.
The old code heavily restricts commercial temporary signage, and was done so consciously
as an effort to prevent the proliferation of signage clutter within the community. Staff
have drafted the revisions based on the same restrictive stance toward advertising clutter,
except with an effort to allow signage on buildings while restricting it in the front yards.
The combination of window signage and additional building mounted temporary signage
should be sufficient to meet the advertising needs of businesses while preventing the
proliferation of advertising clutter along the roadways.
The effect of the special allowance of signage at corner lots is reduced as it is directed
toward stopped traffic rather than moving traffic and corner lots typically have more
frontage, which reduces the perception of the signage being clutter. Sandwich board signs
are moderately used within the community {especially downtown), and when located
immediately in front of a business door seem to be an appropriate level of advertising with
little visual impact.
Non-commercial Signage-political and opinion signs. Also real estate signs placed in this category.
Permitted one sign per street frontage (freestanding or building mounted) of 25 sf.
Additional signage during election period-2 additional signs per frontage of 32 sf each.
The allowance for non-commercial signs on commercial properties is based on the need to
advertise real estate availability {spaces for lease or property for sale) and an allowance
for election signage.
2. Residential Districts-Temporary signage allowance
Commercial signage-not permitted, except construction sign with a valid bldg permit over $10k
Non-Commercial signage -permitted 2 temporary signs per property. Additional 2 signs per
property street frontage during election periods. Maximum size of 5 sf per sign. Additional 32 sf
sign during the holiday period.
Additional allowance for schools, apartments, churches-one 25 sf sign per street frontage.
This would allow a corner lot to have up to 6 yard signs during an election period, and a mid-block
lot to have 4. Commercial advertising signs {typically business signs) are prohibited in residential
districts except in the rare case of a large building project, where such signage is helpful in
identifying the location for deliveries and such.
3. Mixed use district-Temporary Signage
Commercial signage -limited to 25 sf of building mounted temporary signage, one sandwich
board sign, and future use of property sign.
Non-commercial signage-same as residential districts.
The mixed use district is crafted as a midpoint between commercial and residential allowances.
4. Subdivision-permitted a maximum of 64 square feet of freestanding temporary signage-for a period
of three years or after all lots have a structure built on them.
5. Other Provisions -
Setbacks-temporary signs in commercial and industrial districts-10 feet from street/curb line and 5
feet from any other property lines. In residential districts - 5 feet from street/curb line and 5 from
other property lines. Signs cannot be located on right-of-way.
Section 3-7 Flags -Allowances for flags are divided based on commercial vs. non-commercial flags and zoning
districts.
1. Commercial and Industrial Districts-permitted flags
A property is limited to display of three flags, which may be either commercial or non-commercial.
Flags must be affixed to a flagpole or mounted on a building. Minimum and maximum flagpole
heights are established, along with minimum and maximum flag size based on height.
Roof mounted flags are prohibited, except for buildings four stories tall in the C-3 district.
This section is meant to permit traditional flags while prohibiting ground and advertising flags.
2. Residential and Mixed use district-permitted flags
A property is permitted 2 flags, which must be non-commercial. Maximum flagpole height of 30
feet and maximum flag dimension of 6'x10'.
This section is meant to be fairly unrestrictive, except to ensure that flags and flagpoles are sized
appropriately for the residential areas.
Section 3-8 Lighting-establishes a protection for residential properties near bright signs.
No Major Edits.
Section 3-9 Non-conforming signs-establishes rules for dealing with grandfathered signs.
No Major Edits.
Section 3-10 Maintenance of Signs-Establishes rules for inspection and maintenance of signs.
No Major Edits.
Section 3-11 Board of Adjustment -Establishes procedures for signage variances and other Board of
Adjustment actions regarding signage.
No Major Edits.
Enforcement Section-moved to new Article with edits to clarify and strengthen enforcement abilities.
Banners on Utility Poles and Over Streets-Moved to Chapter 32 Streets and Sidewalks, with minor edits.
Appendix Y-Street banner fees moved from text of code to Appendix Y.
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SPONSORED BY COUNCILMAN----------
ORDINANCE NO. ____________ _
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AMENDING
CHAPTER 3 ADVERTISING AND SIGNS AND CHAPTER 32 STREETS AND
SIDEWALKS.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI, AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs) Article 1 (In General) is deleted
in its entirety and replaced as follows:
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 3-1. Purpose and Intent.
A. Intent.
1. The intent of this chapter is to:
a. Regulate existing and proposed signs of all types;
b. Protect the public health, safety and general welfare;
c. Protect state and federal constitutional rights to free speech;
d. Protect property values;
e. Create a more attractive economic and business climate;
f. Enhance and protect the physical appearance of the City of Jefferson;
g. Preserve the scenic and natural beauty of the City of Jefferson and provide a more
enjoyable and pleasing community; and
h. to promote high standards in appearance and effective communication by necessary
outdoor advertising while preserving residential areas, open views and vistas, and traffic
safety by effective regulation
2. General Findings. The City finds that the standards and procedures in this Chapter:
a. Protect public health and safety by:
i. Minimizing visual distractions and obstructions that contribute to traffic
accidents;
ii. Prohibiting signs that constitute a traffic hazard or obstruct the visibility of
motorist, bicyclists or pedestrians, or cause confusion by virtue of visual
similarity to traffic control signs;
iii. Reducing hazards that are caused by signs that overhang or project over public
right of way;
iv. Providing more visual open space, and;
v. Preventing potential deterioration of the community's appearance and
attractiveness that would create a blighting influence;
b. Encourage signs that are attractive and functional for the type of establishment to which
they pertain, and that are in scale and architectural harmony with the project site, project
buildings, adjacent buildings and development in the district or neighborhood in which
they are located;
c. Reduce visual clutter and physical obstructions caused by a proliferation of signs that
could diminish the City's image, property values and quality of life;
d. Keep signs within a reasonable scale with respect to the buildings to which they relate;
e. Encourage the upgrading, updating or removal of signs that are poorly maintained, out
of character with their surroundings, or do not conform to this Chapter; and
f. Prevent signs that are potentially dangerous to the public due to structural deficiencies
and disrepair.
3. The City finds that the appearance, character and quality of a community are affected by the
location, size, construction and graphic design of its signs. Therefore, signs should convey their
messages clearly and simply to be compatible with their surroundings.
Sec. 3-2. Applicability.
A. This Chapter applies to all signs that are visible from a public right-of-way, adjacent property or outdoor
areas of public property.
B. No signs shall be erected, placed, displayed or maintained in any district within the City of Jefferson
except as specifically allowed by this Chapter.
C. Owners and Tenants. Wherever this chapter allows signage on a premise, the right to the signage, unless
specifically stated otherwise the City Code, is granted to the owner of a property. The owner may
delegate that right to any tenant or tenants but shall in no case grant to said tenant or tenants, individually
or cumulatively, more signage than has been allotted to the owner by this code. In all cases the owner
shall remain liable for complying with this code and assuring that the owner's tenants do not exceed the
allotted signage.
D. Message Neutrality. This Chapter regulates signs in a manner which is consistent with the speech
freedoms of both the United States and Missouri Constitutions and the Missouri Statutes, and is content
neutral. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Chapter, no sign is subject to any limitation based on
its non-commercial content. Any sign authorized in this Chapter may contain any non-commercial copy
in lieu of any other copy.
E. This Chapter does not apply to the following:
1. Governmental Signs and Legal Notices.
2. Historical Markers.
3. Holiday decorations which would not otherwise meet the definition of any type of sign set forth
herein.
4. Incidental signs that are attached to a building or window and do not exceed one ( 1) square foot.
5 Interior signs not visible from the exterior of a building.
6. W aming signs that are posted on private property and do not exceed three (3) square feet in area.
7. Traffic control signs that do not exceed three (3) square feet in area.
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8. Signs preempted from regulation by state or federal law.
9. See Section 3-4.C for signs that are regulated by this Chapter, but exempt from sign permits.
F. Prohibited Signs. The following signs are prohibited as stated below, except as otherwise provided in this
Chapter.
1. Sign placed on right-of-way without permissive use of right-of-way or other proper approval,
excluding governmental signs and traffic signs.
2. Off-premise sign unless in conformity with Chapter 3, Article II, of the City Code.
3. Flashing sign.
4. Advertising device, such as streamers and wind operated devices.
5. Paper poster applied directly to a wall, pole, fence or building surface.
6. Sign painted directly on a wall, fence or building surface.
7. Portable or temporary sign other than those specifically permitted herein.
8. Sign which imitates or appears to imitate any official traffic sign or device or which appears to
regulate or direct the movement of traffic or which interferes with the proper operation of any
traffic sign or signal.
9. Sign placed on areas of public ownership including street right-of-way and public sidewalks,
except that a projecting sign may extend no more than twelve inches from a building over a
public sidewalk.
10. Any sign on which the illuminating or lighting device is so placed as to reflect or shine directly
into the adjacent highway or street in such a manner as to hamper the vision of a motor vehicle
operator thereon.
11. Animated, moving or rotating sign.
12. Roof sign when the roof sign is not contained within the silhouette of the building.
13. Flag displayed on roof mounted flagpole, unless in conformance with Section 3-7 .B.6.d
regarding roof mounted signs in the C-3 zoning district and other regulations within this chapter
concerning flags.
14. Beacon
15. Advertising flag, such as swooper flag, feather flag, and teardrop flag.
16. Inflatable display, except that inflatable devices are permitted in the RS, RD, and RA zoning
districts during the period from November 1 to January 31.
17. Abandoned sign. Signs advertising business activities that no longer take place on the premises
shall be removed within 90 days of the cessation of the business. Sign structures need not be
removed if maintained and not displaying an abandoned sign.
18. Abandoned sign structures.
19. Any sign unlawfully installed, erected, or maintained.
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Sec. 3-3. Definitions.
For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings respectively
ascribed to them by this section:
Abandoned Sign: Any sign remaining in place or not maintained for a period of ninety (90) days after it
no longer advertises or identifies an ongoing business, project or service available on the establishment premises
where the display is located.
Abandoned Sign Structure: A sign structure which by reason of neglect, damage or deterioration, requires
repair and the owner, or other party responsible for maintaining the sign, fails to undertake and complete the
repairs within thirty (30) days after written notice to do so from the City.
Accessory Structure: A building or structure that is accessory (or secondary) to the primary building or
structure on a lot, as determined by the Director. For the purpose of this Chapter, accessory building or structures
may include, but are not limited to, stand-alone A TMs, stand-alone drive-up tellers, car washes and pump island
canopies, and shall not include fences, light or utility poles, freestanding signs or retaining walls.
Accessory Structure Sign: A sign attached to or located upon an accessory structure.
Address: A sign that displays the official address of the property or building.
Advertising devices: Streamers affixed to poles, wires or ropes; wind operated devices; flashing lights
and other similar contrivances.
Advertising flag: A banner style flag sign commonly referred to as "swooper flag", "feather flag", or
"teardrop flag". Flags affixed to a permanent flagpole, as defined in this chapter as "Flag" and in conformance
with Section 3-7 shall not be considered advertising flags.
Awning sign: A sign incorporated in or attached to an awning.
Back-to-back sign: An advertising structure with two closely located signs with faces in opposing
directions spaced less than three feet apart at the point of greatest measurement.
Banner: A sign of lightweight fabric, plastic or similar material.
Beacon: a light with one or more beams directed into the atmosphere or directed at one or more points
not on the same lot as the light source; also a light with one or more beams that rotate or move.
Billboard: An off-premise sign which advertises a product or service and/or has a maximum size of more
than thirty-two square feet per sign face.
Building. Accessory: An Accessory Structure, as defined in this chapter.
Building. Primary: A structure in which is conducted the principal use of the property on which it is
located.
Building mounted sign: Any permanent sign attached to a building. The term "building mounted sign"
includes, but is not limited to, awning sign, canopy sign, marquee sign, projecting sign, wall sign.
Building mounted temporary sign: Any temporary sign attached to a primary or accessory building.
Business: A legally permitted non-residential use occupying a building or tenant space within a multi-
tenant building. For the purposes of calculation of allowable signage area within this chapter, multiple businesses
occupying the same space, as determined by the Director, shall be considered a single business.
Canopy sign: A sign attached to the underside or constructed upon a canopy.
Changeable Copy: Characters, letters, numbers, or illustrations that can be manually replaced or altered
through the placement of letters or symbols on a panel mounted in or on a track system.
Citv: The City of Jefferson, Missouri.
Citv Council: The City Council of the City of Jefferson, Missouri.
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Director: The Director of the Department of Planning and Protective Services, or his or her designee.
Erect: To construct, build, raise, assemble, place, affix, attach, create, paint, draw or in any other way
bring into being or establish.
Directional sign: Any on premise sign that includes information assisting in the flow of pedestrian or
vehicular traffic such as enter, exit, and one-way.
District: Zoning District, as identified on the Official Zoning Map (of the Zoning Code) of the City of
Jefferson.
Electronic Message Center: A sign or component of a sign that uses single or multiple changing colored
lights or a video screen to form a message or series of messages that are electronically programmed or modified by
electronic processes, but shall not include a sign which only shows the word "open" or "closed".
Facade Area: The exterior surface area of a building (including all windows and architectural features) in
a single elevation, between finished grade and the top of the parapet wall or ridge of a hip roof.
Facade Area. Multi-Tenant: Same as Fa~ade Area except applies only to individual tenant leased space.
Flag. Commercial: A piece of fabric or other flexible material, usually rectangular in shape, with
distinctive colors and patterns that displays the symbol(s) of a company, or that advertises a product, service, or
commercial message such as "sale" or "open".
Flag. Non-Commercial: A piece of fabric or other flexible material, usually rectangular in shape, with
distinctive colors and patterns that does not meet the definition of a Commercial Flag.
Flashing signs: Any sign that is not otherwise defined as an electronic message center, the illumination of
which is not constant in intensity when in use. Illuminated signs approved by the Board of Adjustment which
indicate the date, time, temperature, or other public service information shall not be considered flashing signs.
Freestanding sign: Any nonmovable permanent sign not attached to a building. The term "Freestanding
sign" includes, but is not limited to, ground sign, hanging sign, landscape wall sign, drive through facility sign,
monument sign, multi-tenant sign, post sign, subdivision monument sign,
Freestanding temporary sign: Any temporary sign not attached to a primary or accessory building.
Temporary signs attached to a freestanding sign, light pole, or other ancillary structure on a property shall be
considered a freestanding temporary sign.
Government Sign: Any sign placed by any city, county, state or federal governmental agency.
Ground sign, detached: A permanent business sign which meets the following specifications: ( 1) the
bottom of the sign shall be no more than three feet from the ground; (2) the maximum height of the sign shall not
exceed ten feet and the maximum area of the sign face shall not exceed thirty-two square feet per face; and (3)
illuminated ground signs adjacent to or across from residential properties shall not cast more than five footcandles
at the edge of their property line. Heights shall be measured from the ground level beneath the midpoint of the
base of the sign. For spacing purposes, a detached ground sign shall be considered to be a post sign.
Illuminated Sign. Externally: a sign illuminated by external light directed primarily toward the sign and so
shielded that no direct rays from the light are visible elsewhere than on the lot where the illumination occurs.
Illuminated Sign. Internally: A sign designed to give forth artificial light directly or through transparent
or translucent material from a source of light within the sign, including but not limited to neon and exposed lamp
signs.
Incidental sign: An announcement or other display providing information about the occupancy or conduct
of business permitted on a premises, such as logos of credit cards accepted on the premises, hours of operation, a
"closed" or "open" sign, emergency contact person name and telephone number, street address, "help wanted," "no
loitering or solicitations," security system notices, notices required by law, and similar information.
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Inflatable Display: A display, object or sign that is intended to be filled with air or other gas that depicts
any container, figure, product, object or message.
Marquee sign: Any sign affixed to a marquee over the entrance or on the face of a building and supported
from the building.
Menu Board Sign: A permanently mounted sign which is part of a drive through or drive in facility. This
type of sign may include, but is not limited to, a changeable point of purchase advertising display that allows the
retailer to list products and prices, for example, the bill of fare for a fast food restaurant.
Moving sign: Any sign, not otherwise defined as an electronic message center, which moves, rotates,
appears to move, or has moving parts.
Multi-faced sign: A sign structure that contains three (3) or more sign faces surfaces that are located on
different sides of the structure and are connected or separated from each other at their nearest point by no more
than three (3) feet. Multi-faces signs include, but are not limited to, a pillar sign.
Multi-tenant sign: A sign structure designed with two or more removable panels to identify the tenants in
a building with more than one tenant, or in a development with more than one building.
Non-conforming sign or non-conforming outdoor advertising: A sign which was lawfully erected but
which does not conform to the requirements of city codes, ordinances or regulations enacted at a later date or
which later fails to comply with city codes, ordinances or regulations due to changed conditions.
Off-premise sign: Any display, device, figure, plaque, poster or other outdoor advertising maintained or
used to advertise or to inform or to direct the attention of the public to a business or activity conducted upon the
premises which is not the same premises where the sign is located.
On-premise sign: Any display, device, figure, plaque, poster or other outdoor advertising maintained or
used to advertise or to inform or to direct the attention of the public to a business or activity conducted upon the
premises upon which such sign is located, or to a product or service sold or rendered thereon.
Outdoor advertising: An outdoor sign, display, device, figure, painting, drawing, message, plaque, poster,
billboard, or other thing designed, intended or used to advertise or inform, any part of the advertising or
information contents of which is visible from any point of any public right-of-way.
Pennant/Streamer: Any small strips of lightweight plastic, fabric, or similar material shaped triangularly
or rectangularly, suspended from a rope, wire, or string, usually in a series. The term "pennant" does not include
"banner" or "flag" as defined herein.
Permanent Sign: A sign constructed of durable materials intended for long term use, securely affixed to a
building or the ground.
Planning and Zoning Commission: The Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Jefferson,
Missouri.
Portable sign: A sign that is not permanently affixed to one location and has the capability of being
moved from one site to the next site, including any vehicle or trailer containing any advertising matter, words,
symbols, or pictures, that is parked on public or private property, for the primary purpose of advertising or
directing attention to a business activity or event.
Post sign: A freestanding permanent sign which is not attached to a building but is supported by braces,
pole(s), post(s), or by any means other than by attachment to a building improvement.
Premises: A parcel, tract, plot or area of land accessible by means of a street or other permanently
reserved principal means of access. It may be a single parcel separately described in a deed or plat which is
recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Deeds or it may include parts of or a combination of such parcels
when adjacent to one another, under common ownership, and used as one.
Primary facade: The side of a building designated by the owner as being the primary fa~ade. In the case
of corner lots or lots with multiple street frontages, a maximum of two sides ofthe building may be designated as a
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primary fa~ade.
Property: A premises, as defined in this chapter.
Projecting sign: Any sign which is firmly attached to a building and extends outward therefrom twelve
inches or more.
Right-of-way: A strip of land acquired by reservation, dedication, forced dedication, prescription, or
condemnation, and used or intended to be used, wholly or in part, as a public street, alley, walkway, drain or public
utility line.
Roof sign: Any sign erected, constructed, or maintained upon or extending above the roof of any
building.
Sandwich board sign: A freestanding temporary sign constructed in such a manner as to form an "A" or a
tent-like shape, hinged or not hinged at the top; each angular face held at an appropriate distance by a supporting
member.
Secondary facade: All sides of a building not designated as a primary fa~ade.
Sight TriangleNisual Clear Zone: As defined and established in Chapter 35, Zoning. A triangular shaped
portion of land on public and private property established at intersections in which nothing is erected, placed or
planted, or allowed to grow in such a manner as to limit or obstruct the sight distance of motorists entering or
leaving the intersection. See Chapter 35 for the size and extent of sight triangles.
Sign. Any display name, identification, description, illustration, device, building or building treatment
which is visible to the public and which directs attention to a product, place, activity, institution, profession,
person, service, business, or solicitation.
Sign area: The size of the sign face panel measured in square feet, or the area of smallest square or
rectangle that can encompass all items of information, including any decorative trim or embellishments, if it is not
a panel. For back to back type signs, only one face shall be counted. For three and four sided signs, only two sides
shall be counted. On all other signs, all faces shall be counted in computing the sign area. For examples of
measurement of sign area, see Exhibit 3-2.A
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Sign Face: That area of a sign containing the advertising information, painting, drawing or message
intended or used to advise or inform, but excluding structural supports.
Street or highway frontage: The distance along one side of any public street or highway measured along
the right-of-way line.
Temporary Sign: A sign constructed of nondurable materials intended for short term use.
Temporary Sign. Commercial: Temporary sign used to promote products, services, or businesses, or to
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announce open houses and grand openings for businesses. Commercial temporary signs may include, but are not
limited to, the following:
1. Construction Sign-Sign placed on a site during construction of a building or development project, or
the rehabilitation, remodeling or renovation of a building.
2. Future Use Sign-Sign placed on a site during construction advertising the future business name or
use of the site.
3. Special Event Sign-Sign displayed to advertise a Special Event.
4. Subdivision Sign -Sign placed on a property after approval of a subdivision plat advertising the
availability of property or lots for sale.
Temporary Sign, Non-Commercial: Temporary sign of a non-commercial nature used to make special
announcements, or express opinions, or are associated with the sale, lease or development of property. They may
be small rigid signs made of plastic, wood or metal, attached to posts, stakes or other temporary framing
mechanism. Non-Commercial temporary signs may include, but are not limited to, the following:
I. Political Sign -Sign displayed prior to an election, political campaign, referendum or ballot
proposition put to the voters as part of city, state or federal governance.
2. Real Estate Sign-Sign displayed on a property or premises which is for sale, lease, or for rent.
Traffic Control Sign: A sign erected on public or private property displaying only vehicle traffic control
information such as "Stop", "Enter", "Exit", "Deliveries", "Truck Entrance".
Warning sign: A non-advertising sign that conveys a message of caution, warning, or danger. Examples
of warning signs include, but not limited to, "Danger High Voltage," "No Dumping," and "No Trespassing".
Wall sign: Any sign which is firmly attached to a wall of any building and which does not extend beyond
the building more than twelve inches.
Window Sign: A sign affixed to the interior of a window or placed immediately behind a window pane so
as to attract the attention of persons outside the building.
Section 3-4. Sign Permit Process.
A. Sign Permit Required. No person shall install, erect, display, alter, move, modify or replace any non-
exempt sign without first obtaining a sign permit issued by the Director-in accordance with this Chapter.
This section does not apply if the sign is exempt from sign permits as provided below.
B. General.
I. Electrical Inspection. All exterior and interior electrical signs that use 110 volts or more shall be
inspected for compliance with the Jefferson City Electrical Code.
2. Business License Requirement. Installation of signs may only be conducted by individuals,
companies or organizations that possess a valid business license in the City or are exempt from
such license.
C. Exemptions from sign permit. The following do not require a sign permit. While exempt from permit
requirements, these activities and signs are subject to all other applicable requirements of this Chapter.
I. Exempted signs listed in this Chapter.
2. Changing the message in a changeable copy sign.
3. Changing of tenant panels within an existing legally permitted sign.
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4. Placement of temporary signs in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
5. Placement of Special Event signs which are approved as part of a parade permit per Chapter 32,
Streets and Sidewalks.
D. Sign Permit Application Requirements
1. An application for a sign permit shall be made in writing upon a form provided by the Director.
The application is to be accompanied by the written consent of the owner, lessee, agent, or
trustee having charge of the property on which the sign is proposed to be located, and the
following information:
a. Accurate and scaled site plan showing the location of the property lines, buildings,
parking areas, driveways, landscaped areas, utility lines, and the existing and proposed
freestanding signs on the site.
b. Current photograph or architectural building elevations showing existing and proposed
building mounted signs. Exempt signs need not be shown.
c. Rendering of each proposed sign with dimensions and details regarding materials and
illumination.
d. Electrical information necessary to ensure compliance with the adopted electrical code.
e. Any other information that the Director determines is necessary to determine whether
the proposed sign complies with the intent of this Chapter.
2. Fees and Penalties
a. Every applicant shall, before the issuance of a sign permit, pay to the City the sign
permit fee as established by Appendix Y.
b. Any person who commences any work on a sign or sign structure prior to obtaining the
necessary sign permit shall pay an additional penalty equal to the amount of the permit
fee as established in Appendix Y. The payment of this additional penalty does not
exempt any person from compliance with all other provisions of this chapter nor any
penalty prescribed by law.
3. Sign Permit Consideration
a. If the sign permit application is complete, the director shall review the sign permit
application. If the sign permit application is incomplete, the applicant shall be notified
of any deficiencies.
b. If the sign permit complies with all applicable requirements of this Chapter, the Director
shall issue the sign permit.
4. Sign Permit Validity, Suspension or Revocation
a. A sign permit becomes null and void if:
i. the work on the site authorized by the permit is not commenced within 180
days after its issuance.
ii. the work authorized on the site by the permit is suspended or abandoned for a
period of 180 days after the time the work is commenced.
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b. If a permit becomes null and void, the applicant shall not commence the activities
authorized by the permit until a new sign permit is obtained.
c. A sign permit does not authorize any violations of any provisions of this code or of any
other City code or ordinance. The Director may stop any sign or advertising structure
installation which violates this Chapter or any other City code or ordinance.
d. The Director may suspend or revoke a permit issued in error or based on incorrect,
inaccurate, or incomplete information, or in violation of any City code or ordinance, or
if the signage installed or being installed is not in conformance with the issued permit.
5. Appeals. A property owner may appeal the denial or revocation of a permit with the Board of
Adjustment pursuant to Section 35-73.C pertaining to appeals of administrative decisions. Any
appeal of an action by the Director shall be filed within 15 days of the action being appealed.
Sec. 3-5. On-premise signs.
A. Signs for uses authorized in Commercial and Industrial Districts (excluding the C-3 central commercial
district). On Premise signs in the C-0, C-1, C-2, M-1, M-2 districts, are permitted as follows.
1. Building mounted signs. Building mounted signs such as wall signs, projecting signs, awning
signs, canopy signs, and marquee signs shall conform to the following requirements.
a. Size of sign allowed on primary facade. For signs located on the primary facade of a
building the sign area shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the total square feet of the
primary fa9ade area, subject to the maximum size allowed pursuant to subsection d.
b. Size of sign allowed on secondary facades. For signs located on each side of the
building not designated as a primary facade, the sign area shall not exceed five percent
(5%) of the total square feet of the secondary fa9ade area, subject to the maximum size
allowed pursuant to subsection d. Signs on each secondary fa9ade shall be calculated
separately.
c. Unless set out in an approved master signage plan as outlined in section 3-5.G, the
primary facade area and secondary fa9ade area of individual tenant spaces in multi-
tenant buildings shall be calculated separately for the purpose of determining the sign
area allowed for the individual tenant.
d. Maximum size and height.
i. The maximum square footage of total building mounted signage for any single
business shall not exceed three hundred (300) square feet.
ii. The maximum square footage of any single building mounted sign shall not
exceed two hundred (200) square feet.
iii. The maximum height of a building mounted sign shall not exceed fifty (50)
feet as measured from the grade below the sign.
iv. Businesses greater than 50,000 square feet of building gross floor area The
maximum size of any single building mounted sign shall not exceed two-
hundred fifty (250) square feet and the maximum square footage of total
building mounted signage shall not exceed five hundred (500) square feet.
e. Window signs shall not be included in the maximum allowable building mounted
signage area. A maximum of fifty percent (50%) of the total window area of a fa9ade
(individual business fa9ade in the case of a multi-tenant building) or fifty (50) square
feet of window area, whichever is greater, may be covered in window signage. A sign
permit is not required prior to placement of window signage displayed in compliance
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with this Chapter.
f. Signs on Door. Any business may display a sign that includes only the name of its
business on any door, window or facade of a building where they are located so long as
the sign is no larger than two (2) square feet.
g. Awning and canopy signs. Advertising signs, symbols or emblems may be placed on
any part of an awning or canopy which has been constructed in accordance with the
Jefferson City Building Code. Only the image or message area on the awning shall be
included in the maximum allowable sign area. If an awning, when extended, obliterates
the view of a wall sign, the area of the obliterated wall sign need not be included in the
maximum allowable sign area.
h. Projecting signs. Projecting signs may be erected on any building; however, such signs
shall not extend more than one ( 1) foot into any public right-of-way and must be at least
nine (9) feet above the surface adjacent to the building. Projecting signs may extend not
more than six and one-half(6~) feet into any front, side or rear yard.
i. Accessory structure signs. Signage may be erected on accessory structures as defined in
this Chapter; however, such signs shall not exceed twenty-five (25) percent of each
fa~ade area of the accessory structure or fifty (50) square feet of total signage on the
accessory structure, whichever is less.
2. Freestanding signs. In addition to all other signs permitted on the property, permanent
freestanding signs may be erected as follows:
a. Number. A maximum of one ( 1) freestanding sign is permitted per property frontage
along a street or highway. Every property shall be entitled to at least one (I) on premise
free standing sign.
b. Sign area. The sign area of all freestanding signs on a property may not exceed the
greater of the following:
i. One (I) square foot per two (2) linear feet of street frontage devoted to the use;
or
ii. One (I) square foot per fifty (50) square feet of gross floor area for the ground
level of the main building; or
iii. One (1) square foot per two hundred (200) square feet of total land area
devoted to the use.
c. Height. Freestanding sign height shall be measured from the ground at the base of the
sign or from the grade level of the adjacent street or highway centerline, whichever is
higher, to the top of the sign structure. The maximum height of a freestanding sign
shall not exceed the following:
i. In the C-2, M-1, and M-2 districts, maximum freestanding sign height shall not
exceed thirty-two (32) feet.
ii. In the C-1 and C-0 districts, maximum freestanding sign height shall not
exceed ten ( 1 0) feet.
d. Size. A freestanding sign shall not exceed two hundred (200) square feet.
e. Illumination. Illuminated freestanding signs adjacent to or across from residential
properties shall not cast more than five (5) foot candles of light at the edge of their
property line.
f. Drive-through uses.
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i. Directional signs. A property that contains a building with a drive-through
window is permitted one ·sign on each side of each driveway accessing the
property from a public street, to be located within six (6) feet of the side of the
driveway, and one additional sign located anywhere on the property. Such
signs shall be a maximum of three (3) feet in height, a maximum of ten (10)
square feet in sign area and cannot conflict with visual clear zone regulations
or interfere with line of sight for vehicles entering or exiting the site.
ii. Menu Board Sign. A property that contains a building with a drive-through
window is permitted one sign plus one sign per location where a parked car
may communicate through a speaker or window to place an order. Such signs
shall be a maximum size of fifty (50) square feet, a maximum height of ten
( 1 0) feet from grade, shall be located within 5 feet of a drive thorough lane,
and may not be located within front or side setback areas as required by
Chapter 35, Zoning.
3. Variations from signage requirements. The City Council may authorize variations from the
standards of Section 3-5 .A when reviewing applications for a Special Exception Permit or
Planned Unit Development as authorized by Chapter 35, Zoning.
B. Signs for uses authorized in the C-3 Central Commercial District. On premise signs in the C-3 district are
permitted as follows:
1. Building mounted signs. Building mounted signs such as wall signs, projecting signs, awning
signs, canopy signs, and marquee signs shall conform to the following requirements.
a. Size of sign allowed on primary facade. For signs located on the primary facade of a
building the sign area shall not exceed ten percent ( 1 0%) of the total square feet of the
primary fa~ade area, subject to the maximum size allowed pursuant to subsection d. For
the purposes of calculating primary fa~ade area in the C-3 district, only the portion of
the fa~ade located below the second story windows or a height of 20 feet, whichever is
less, shall be used.
b. Size of sign allowed on secondary facades. For signs located on each side of the
building not designated as a primary facade, the sign area shall not exceed five percent
(5%) ofthe total square feet of the secondary fa~ade area, subject to the maximum size
allowed pursuant to subsection d. Signs on each secondary fa~ade shall be calculated
separately. For the purposes of calculating secondary fa~ade area in the C-3 district,
only the portion of the fa~ade located below the second story window shall be used.
c. Unless set out in an approved master signage plan as outlined in section 3-5.G, the
primary facade area and secondary fa~ade area of individual tenant spaces in multi-
tenant buildings shall be calculated separately for the purpose of determining the sign
area allowed for the individual tenant.
d. Maximum size and height.
i. The maximum square footage of total building mounted signage for any single
business shall not exceed two hundred (200) square feet.
ii. The maximum square footage of any single building mounted sign shall not
exceed one hundred ( 1 00) square feet.
iii. The maximum height of a building mounted sign shall not exceed twenty (20)
feet as measured from the grade below the sign. Building mounted signs in the
C-3 district shall be located below any second story windows.
e. Window signs shall not be included in the maximum allowable building mounted
signage area. A maximum of fifty percent (50%) of the total window area of a fa~ade
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(individual business fa~ade in the case of a multi-tenant building) or fifty (50) square
feet of window area, whichever is greater, may be covered in window signage. A sign
permit is not required prior to placement of window signage displayed in compliance
with this Chapter.
f. Signs on Door. Any business may display a sign that includes only the name of its
business on any door, window or facade of a building where they are located so long as
the sign is no larger than two (2) square feet.
g. Awning and canopy signs. Advertising signs, symbols or emblems may be placed on
any part of an awning or canopy which has been constructed in accordance with the
Jefferson City Building Code. Only the image or message area on the awning or
canopy shall be included in the maximum allowable sign area. If an awning, when
extended, obliterates the view of a wall sign, the area of the obliterated wall sign need
not be included in the maximum allowable sign area. Signage on an awning or canopy
in the C-3 district shall be limited to a maximum of twenty (20) square feet.
h. Projecting signs. Projecting signs may be erected on any building; however, such signs
shall not extend more than one (l) foot into any public right-of-way and must be at least
nine (9) feet above the surface adjacent to the building. Projecting signs may extend not
more than six and one-half (6Yz) feet into any front, side or rear yard.
i. Accessory structure signs. Signage may be erected on accessory structures as defined in
this Chapter; however, such signs shall not exceed twenty-five (25) percent of each
fa~ade area of the accessory structure or fifty (50) square feet of total signage on the
accessory structure, whichever is less.
j. Additional Signs in C-3 District. In the C-3 district a property is permitted one
additional building mounted sign, not to exceed four square feet, which meets the
requirements of this section.
i. The sign may be any color but may not be florescent. The sign may be made of
Sign Foam or wood, and shall be no less than 3/4 inches thick nor more than 2
inches thick.
ii. Sign may not obscure architectural details such as transoms or arches.
iii. Sign must be at least eight (8) feet above the sidewalk, and not more than nine
(9) feet above the sidewalk, measured at the lowest point of the sign. Sign must
not obstruct pedestrian traffic. Sign may not project out more than four (4) feet
from the front of the building. The front of the building shall not include any
projections from the plane of the building measured from the point where the
building meets the sidewalk. The bracket supporting the sign shall be black in
color, with a wrought iron finish, made of aluminum, affixed rigidly to the sign
on the top and one side so that the sign does not swing, and of a standard
design as designated by the City Administrator.
iv. Sign may not be attached to any metal facade.
v. Only one sign shall be permitted for any building.
vi. The Director may refuse to grant permission for any sign which in his or her
opinion is not consistent with the overall image of the neighborhood or which
would be detrimental to the use of the sidewalk.
2. Freestanding signs. In addition to all other signs permitted on the property, permanent
freestanding signs may be erected as follows:
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a. Number. A maximum of one ( 1) freestanding sign is permitted per property frontage
along a street or highway. Properties with less than ten ( 1 0) feet of front yard building
setback depth are not permitted freestanding signage on the frontage.
b. Sign area. The sign area of all freestanding signs on a property may not exceed the
greater of the following:
i. One ( 1) square foot per two (2) linear feet of street frontage devoted to the use;
or
ii. One ( 1) square foot per fifty (50) square feet of gross floor area for the ground
level of the main building; or
iii. One ( 1) square foot per two hundred (200) square feet of total land area
devoted to the use.
c. Height. Freestanding sign height shall be measured from the ground at the base of the
sign or from the grade level of the adjacent street or highway centerline, whichever is
higher, to the top of the sign structure. The maximum height of a freestanding sign in
the C-3 district shall not exceed ten (10) feet.
d. Size. A freestanding sign in the C-3 district shall not exceed one hundred (100)
square feet.
e. Drive-through uses.
i. Directional signs. A property that contains a building with a drive-through
window is permitted one sign on each side of each driveway accessing the
property from a public street, to be located within six (6) feet of the side of the
driveway, and one additional sign located anywhere on the property. Such
signs shall be a maximum of three (3) feet in height, a maximum of ten ( 1 0)
square feet in sign area and cannot conflict with visual clear zone regulations
or interfere with line of sight for vehicles entering or exiting the site.
u. Menu Board Sign. A property that contains a building with a drive-through
window is permitted one sign plus one sign per location where a parked car
may communicate through a speaker or window to place an order. Such signs
shall be a maximum size of fifty (50) square feet, a maximum height of ten
( 1 0) feet from grade, shall be located within five (5) feet of a drive thorough
lane, and may not be located within front or side setback areas as required by
Chapter 35, Zoning.
3. Variations from signage requirements. The City Council may authorize variations from the
standards of Section 3-5.8 when reviewing applications for a special exception permit.
C. Signs for uses authorized in residential districts. On premise signs in the RU, RC, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-
4, RD, RA-1, RA-2, and N-0 districts may be erected or constructed after the effective date of this
chapter which conform to the provisions of this chapter.
1. On-premise signs for uses listed as a permitted, conditional, or special exception use within
Chapter 35, Zoning, in the RU, RC, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-4, RD, RA-1, and RA-2 districts
(excluding day care homes, day care services, single family homes, duplex, triplex, group homes,
and community residences) shall be allowed as follows:
a. One non-illuminated building mounted sign may be displayed with a maximum size of
twelve ( 12) square feet of sign area, except for uses specified in paragraphs b. and c.
below.
b. Churches and apartment developments consisting of 16 or more units may display one
(1) building mounted or freestanding sign with maximum area of twenty-four (24)
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square feet. The sign shall be non-illuminated.
c. Schools (as defined in Chapter 35) may display building mounted or freestanding signs.
Maximum area of total signage shall not exceed one ( 1) square foot of signage for each
ten ( 1 0) feet of street frontage.
d. Height. Maximum height of building mounted signage in residential districts shall be
20 feet as measured from the grade below the sign. Maximum height of freestanding
signage in residential districts shall be 1 0 feet as measured from the ground at the base
of the sign.
e. The City Council may grant additional sign area or freestanding signage when
reviewing an application for a special exception permit.
f. The Board of Adjustment may grant additional sign area or freestanding signage when
reviewing an application for a conditional use permit.
g. Uses listed as a permitted use in the residential districts may apply to the Board of
Adjustment for additional sign area or freestanding signage; such application shall be
processed as a conditional use permit.
h. Single family homes, duplexes, triplexes, group homes, and community residences are
not permitted signage under section 3-5.B.
2. N-0 Districts. The maximum allowable sign area in a N-0 Zoning District shall be four (4)
square feet, which shall be attached to the building. Nonresidential uses in the N-0 district may
apply to the Board of Adjustment for additional sign area or freestanding signage; such
application shall be processed as a conditional use permit.
3. Permitted Home Occupations shall be allowed signage as provided in Chapter 35 of the Code of
the City of Jefferson. For the purposes of signage, day care homes and day care services shall be
considered home occupations.
D. Signs for uses authorized in mixed use districts. On premise signs in the MU-1 district may be erected or
constructed after the effective date of this chapter which conform to the provisions of this chapter.
1. On-premise signs for uses listed as a permitted, conditional, or special exception use in MU-1
districts shall be allowed as follows:
a. Building mounted signage. Building mounted signs may be displayed with a maximum
total sign area for a single building as follows:
i. MU-1 district: Maximum building mounted signage area of twenty-four (24)
square feet.
b. Freestanding Signage. One freestanding sign may be displayed per street frontage with
the following dimensions:
i. MU-1 district. Maximum freestanding sign size of twenty four (24) square
feet.
c. Height. Maximum height of signage in mixed use districts shall be as follows:
i. MU-1 district. Maximum height of building mounted signage: Twenty (20)
feet as measured from the grade below the sign. Maximum height of
freestanding signage: Four (4) feet as measured from the ground at the base of
the sign.
d. Illumination:
i. MU-1 district. Signage in the MU-1 district may be externally illuminated by
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shielded spotlight or non-illuminated. Neon signs and internally illuminated
signs are not permitted.
e. The City Council may grant additional sign area or freestanding signage when
reviewing an application for a special exception permit.
f. The Board of Adjustment may grant additional sign area when reviewing an application
for a conditional use permit.
g. Uses listed as a permitted use in the mixed use districts may apply to the Board of
Adjustment for additional sign area; such application shall be processed as a conditional
use permit.
h. Single family homes, duplexes, triplexes, group homes, and community residences are
not permitted signage under section 3-5.C.
i. Schools (as defined in Chapter 35) may display building mounted or freestanding signs.
Maximum area of total signage shall not exceed one (I) square foot of signage for each
ten (I 0) feet of street frontage. (Ord. No. 15648, §2, 4-17-20 17)
E. Signs in PUD zoning districts. The location, size and character of on-premise signs in the PUD District
shall be established by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council in the Site Plan review
and approval process.
F. Large Area Commercial Developments. In the C-0, C-1, C-2 districts, the City Administrator, or his
designee, may grant special permission for a sign or signs identifying tenants or businesses within a Large
Area Commercial Development, which meets the requirements of this section.
I. For purposes of Section 3-5.F, "Large Area Commercial Development" (or LACD) shall mean
an aggregate premises consisting of one or more privately owned premises, that are contiguous,
exclusive of right way, and that in the aggregate consisting of at least twenty (20) acres of
property zoned C-0, C-1, or C-2, and the boundaries of which consist of all land within a final
subdivision plat approved by the City Council or a preliminary subdivision plat approved by the
Planning Commission.
2. Location Requirements.
a. The sign shall be located on property contained within the LACD.
b. The property upon which the LACD identification sign is to be located must be owned
by a single person or entity. Any such sign may not be located on commonly owned
property.
c. Minimum Separation Distance.
i. For LACD signs located along Missouri Boulevard frontage, no LACD
identification sign may be located within one hundred ( 1 00) feet, as measured
along the street frontage, of another LACD identification sign for the same
LACD.
ii. For LACD signs not located along Missouri Boulevard frontage, no LACD
identification sign may be located within 1,320 feet, as measured along the
street frontage, of another LACD identification sign for the same LACD.
3. The LACD identification sign may include the name and logo of the LACD.
4. The LACD identification sign shall only include the name and/or logo of tenants or businesses in
the LACD.
5. The LACD identification sign shall meet the following sign area requirements:
a. The maximum sign area used to represent a single tenant or business on the LACD
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identification sign shall be two hundred (200) square feet.
b. The minimum sign area used to represent a single tenant or business on the LACD
identification sign shall be ten ( 1 0) square feet.
c. Total sign area on the LACD identification sign devoted to tenants or businesses shall
be four hundred ( 400) square feet or less.
d. In addition to the sign area devoted to tenants or businesses, the name and logo of the
LACD shall be limited to a maximum of fifty (50) square feet of sign area.
e. Sign area used for identifying individual businesses or tenants within the LACD shall
be subtracted from the available sign area permitted to the business or tenant on the
property within the LACD that they are located. In the event that the business or tenant
has utilized the entirety of their available sign area at their property location, they shall
not be granted space on the LACD identification sign.
6. All tenants or business represented on the LACD identification sign shall be current occupants
within the LACD.
7. A signage plan for the LACD shall be submitted and must be approved by the City Administrator
or designee. Such signage plan shall include:
a. The name, address and contact information of the property owner of the parcel upon
which the LACD identification sign is to be located, the registered agent of the
property owner if any, and the party responsible for the operation, maintenance, repair,
and replacement of the LACD identification sign if different than the identified property
owner. If any said information changes, it shall be a requirement of said plan that the
Director be notified within 10 days of any such change.
b. A diagram showing the exterior boundaries of the LACD and location of the LACD
identification sign.
c. A breakdown of existing signage and allowable sign area on each of the properties
within the LACD, including signage adjustments to account for allowed space on the
LACD identification sign.
d. An allocation of the sign area on the LACD identification sign to the various properties
and/or businesses within the LACD.
e. Written approval of the signage plan and allocation of sign area on the LACD
identification sign from each of the property owners within the LACD or copies of filed
restrictions and covenants, executed contracts, or similar legal documents in place for
all of the properties within the LACD outlining the distribution of signage area or
identifying the responsible party for decisions regarding distribution of signage area on
the LACD identification sign.
f. Any amendments to a LACD identification signage plan must be approved by the City
Administrator or designee and must be approved by all property owners within the
LACD or approved by the responsible party for decisions regarding amendments to the
signage plan as outlined bin filed restrictions and covenants, executed contracts, or
similar legal documents in place for all of the properties within the LACD.
8. All signage displayed on the LACD sign shall conform with the approved signage plan.
9. Any sign which fails to conform at any time with any provisions of section 3-S.F or the approved
signage plan shall be removed at the cost of the property owner upon whose property the LACD
identification sign is located.
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10. For the purposes of this section, an individual parcel may not be located within more than one
LACD. In the event that a parcel is removed from a LACD or redesignated as being within a
different LACD, any signage representing individual tenants or businesses located on said parcel
shall be removed from the applicable LACD identification sign.
11. No variance shall be granted to any provision related of Section 3.5.F. Large Area Commercial
Developments.
G. Master Sign Plans
1. Applicability. After the adoption of this section, all applications for new construction which is
intended to contain more than one principal use or business establishment shall be accompanied
by a master signage or common signage plan or amendments thereto. The owner of the lot shall
be responsible for allocating signs on the lot.
2. Master Signage Plan Contents. Any site plan application for applicable development projects
shall include a master signage plan which shall include the following information and follow the
procedures specified below:
a. Plan.
i. Plot plan at scale.
ii. Computation of the total frontage of the lot, parcel or tract and maximum total
sign area, maximum area of individual signs, heights of signs, and number of
post signs.
iii. Location and placement of all signs.
iv. Setbacks and sign dimensions.
v. Landscaping and other site improvements to be coordinated with the sign
placement.
b. Consent. The master signage plan shall be signed by all owners or their authorized
agents in such form as the Director shall require.
c. Procedures. A master signage plan shall be included in any development plan, site plan,
planned unit development plan, or any other official plan required by the City for the
proposed development, and shall be processed prior to issuance of the permit for
construction of any sign on a property.
3. The master sign plan must identify the person or entity which will maintain the signs.
H. Parcels that are subsequently divided shall remove signs that do not comply with Section 3-5.
I. Electronic message centers. Electronic Message Centers shall be permitted subject to the following
regulations:
1. Permitted Areas.
a. Except as specifically provided below, electronic message centers shall be permitted in
C-1, C-2, M-1, and M-2 zoning districts;
b. Electronic message centers which display only time and temperature or the cost of
automobile fuel shall be permitted in the C-0, and C-3 Districts;
c. One electronic message center with maximum area of twenty-four (24) square feet may
be displayed on each campus of a public or private elementary, middle or high school;
and shall be building mounted or part of a detached ground sign.
2. A premises may have no more than one electronic message center sign unless the premises abuts
more than one street front, in which case it may have two electronic message centers, with a
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maximum of one electronic message center per street frontage. A second electronic message
center shall not increase the total allowed signage as permitted under this chapter.
3. Electronic message centers may comprise no more than fifty (50) percent of a premises total
allowed signage.
4. The message displayed shall be used only for on-premise advertising or AMBER alerts.
5. Electronic message center signs shall be equipped with automatic dimming technology which
automatically adjusts the sign's brightness based on natural ambient light conditions. No
electronic message center sign may exceed a brightness level of 0.3 foot candles above ambient
light as measured using a foot candle meter at a preset distance depending on sign area,
measured as follows:
Area of Sign (So. Ft.) Measurement IDJ
10 32
15 39
20 45
25 50
30 55
35 59
40 63
45 67
50 71
55 74
60 77
65 81
70 84
75 87
80 89
85 92
90 95
95 97
100 100
6. Any display on the electronic message center shall remain illuminated and visible for at least
four seconds.
7. Messages may be replaced at intervals prescribed in paragraph 6 above, but shall not flash or
scroll.
8. Protected areas:
a. "Protected area" is defined as a residential zone, a city park, a property identified on the
National Register of Historic Places, a property located within a National Register of
Historic Places District, a property located within a City of Jefferson Historic District.
b. An electronic message center located within 250 feet of a protected area shall be turned
off or set to a static display between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. of the
following day.
9. Except as provided in Section 3-5.1.l.(c), electronic message center signs are prohibited within
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I 00 feet of a protected area if any part of the sign face would be visible from the protected area.
A conservation district or other overlay district may exclude Electronic Message Centers from
being erected within the district, after creation of the district.
10. All electronic signs shall be underwriter laboratory listed.
I1. No electronic message center shall be displayed in a fashion so as to be confused with
emergency lights, traffic lights, or other official signage.
I2. A party aggrieved by a regulation of this section 3-5.1 may apply for a variance to the regulation
from the Board of Adjustment. The Board may grant a variance to the regulation if, among all
other required findings of the Board, it finds that because of topography or other unique
circumstance, the property would suffer a hardship by enforcement of the regulation as drafted,
and that by waiving the specific provision of this section, the economic development base of the
community will be increased, and that the variance granted by the Board is the most restrictive
the regulation can be and still accommodate the hardship.
J. Subdivision Signage. A subdivision is permitted a maximum of sixty-four (64) square feet of permanent
signage, allocated among one or more freestanding or building mounted signs, upon property under the
control of the subdivision association through ownership or easement. Such signage shall be erected and
maintained by a subdivision or homeowners association representing the lots within a preliminary or final
subdivision approved by the City Council.
Sec. 3-6. Temporary signs.
A. Standards applicable to all temporary signage.
I. Temporary signs shall only be placed on a property by the property owner or after
authorization by the property owner.
2. Temporary signs shall not be located upon public right-of-way or street right-of-way.
3. Setback. Freestanding temporary signs within the Commercial and Industrial districts
shall be set back at least ten (1 0) feet from the paved portion of a street or curb and must
be set back at least five (5) feet from any other privately owned property. Freestanding
temporary signs within the Residential and Mixed Use districts shall be set back at least
five (5) feet from the paved portion of a street or curb and must be set back as least five
(5) feet from any other privately owned property.
4. Temporary signs located on public right-of-way may be removed immediately in
accordance with Section 3-40.
5. Temporary signs shall not conflict with visual clear zone regulations outlined in Section
35-55 of the Zoning Code.
6. Temporary signs shall be kept in good repair, free of tears and securely affixed.
7. Temporary signs shall not be lighted.
8. Temporary signs located on the outside of buildings shall be regulated as temporary signs.
Temporary signs located on the inside of windows shall be regulated as window signs
(window signs are regulated by Section 3-5.A.l.e or 3-5.B.l.e, as applicable).
9. A sign permit is not required prior to placement of temporary signage that is displayed in
compliance with this Chapter.
10. PUD Districts. Temporary signage allowances for property zoned PUD shall be
determined based on the underlying zoning district outlined within the PUD Plan or most
applicable district based on approved uses as determined by the Director.
B. Temporary Signs in the Commercial and Industrial Districts. In the C-0, C-1, C-2, C-3, M-I and
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M-2 districts, temporary signs are pennitted as follows:
l. Commercial Temporary Signs. Temporary signs defined as a Commercial Temporary sign by
this Chapter are pennitted in the Commercial and Industrial Districts as follows:
a. Building Mounted Commercial Temporary Signs. A business is permitted a
maximum of fifty (50) square feet of building mounted temporary signage.
Building mounted commercial temporary signs may be banners. The permitted
building mounted temporary signage may be placed on the primary structure,
accessory structures, fences enclosing outdoor seating areas or walkways adjacent
to the primary building, or sign structures.
b. Freestanding Commercial Temporary Signs. Freestanding commercial temporary
signs are not permitted, except as outlined within this subsection.
c. Sandwich board signs
i. In the C-0, C-1, C-2, M-1, and M-2 districts, one (I) sandwich board
sign is permitted per front door entrance to a business or tenant space.
Sandwich board signs shall have maximum dimensions of four (4) feet
tall and three (3) feet wide and shall be located within fifteen (15) feet of
the front door entrance of the business being advertised.
ii. In the C-3 Central Commercial District. One (1) sandwich board sign is
permitted per property. Sandwich board signs in the C-3 district shall
have maximum dimensions of four ( 4) feet tall and two (2) feet wide and
shall be located within 15 feet of the front door entrance of the building.
Sandwich board signs In the C-3 central commercial district may
encroach on the public sidewalk by being placed flush with the front of
the building, but shall not be located in a manner that results in less than
6 feet of sidewalk walkway width or otherwise obstructs pedestrian
traffic as determined by the director.
d. Special allowance for placement of banners on corner properties located at major
intersections. Properties located adjacent to intersections of two arterial or
collector streets, as shown by the federal functional classification system map, are
permitted additional commercial temporary signage as follows:
i. One (1) freestanding commercial temporary sign or banner, with a
maximum size of twenty-five (25) square feet. Temporary signs affixed
back to back or affixed to each side of a back to back sign structure shall
be considered a single sign.
e. Future Use Temporary Signage During Construction. A property is pennitted a
maximum of sixty-four (64) square feet of freestanding or building mounted
commercial temporary signage while the property has a valid City of Jefferson building
permit exceeding $10,000 in construction value. Such temporary signs shall be made of
cardboard, plastic, plywood, or may be a banner.
f. Temporary signs permitted as commercial temporary signs may be used for non-
commercial temporary sign purposes.
2. Non-Commercial Temporary Signs. Temporary signs defined as a Non-commercial temporary
sign by this Chapter are pennitted in the Commercial and Industrial Districts as follows:
a. Temporary Signs. One ( 1) freestanding or building mounted non-commercial
temporary sign or banner is permitted for a property per frontage on a public
street. Each freestanding temporary sign or banner shall have a maximum size of
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twenty-five (25) square feet and may be a yard sign or banner. Temporary signs
affixed back to back or affixed to each side of a back to back sign structure shall
be considered a single sign.
b. Additional temporary signs during election periods. A property is permitted an
additional two (2) freestanding temporary signs, per property frontage on a public
street, of a maximum size of thirty-two (32) square feet each for a period of sixty
(60) days prior to and five (5) days after a Federal, State, or Local election that
represents the district in which the property is located. Such freestanding temporary
signs shall be made of cardboard, plastic, or plywood, and shall not be a banner.
c. The temporary signs permitted by this section may be used for purposes of advertising
the property for sale, holiday message, election signs, or any other non-commercial
message as defined for non-commercial temporary sign by this Chapter.
C. Residential Districts. In the RU, RC, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-4, RD, RA-1, RA-2, and N-0 districts,
temporary signs are permitted as follows:
1. Commercial Temporary Signs. Temporary signs defined as a Commercial Temporary sign by
this Chapter are not permitted in the Residential Districts, except in the following instances:
a. Temporary Signage During Construction. A property is permitted one freestanding or
building mounted commercial temporary yard sign with a maximum size of five (5)
square feet while the property has a valid City of Jefferson building permit exceeding
$10,000 in construction value.
2. Non-Commercial Temporary Signs. Temporary signs defined as a Non-commercial temporary
sign by this Chapter are permitted in the Residential Districts as follows:
a. A maximum of two (2) non-commercial temporary signs are permitted per property.
b. Additional temporary signs during election periods. An additional two (2) non-
commercial temporary signs are permitted per property street frontage for a period of
sixty (60) days prior to and five (5) days after a Federal, State, or Local election that
represents the district in which the property is located.
c. The maximum size of each temporary sign in residential districts shall be five (5) square
feet. The temporary signs may be building mounted or freestanding temporary signs.
d. Temporary signage allowances for specific uses. In addition to the temporary signage
permitted by this subsection, the following uses (when located in a residential district)
are permitted one (I) freestanding non-commercial temporary sign or banner per
street frontage with a maximum size of twenty-five (25) square feet. Temporary
signs affixed back to back or affixed to each side of a back to back sign structure
shall be considered a single sign.
i. Apartment developments consisting of sixteen ( 16) or more units.
ii. Churches
iii. Schools
iv. Cemeteries
v. Government owned or operated buildings
e. Additional temporary signage during holiday season. A property in a residential district
is permitted an additional thirty-two (32) square feet of temporary signage during the
period from November 1 to January 31. Such temporary signs shall be made of
cardboard, plastic, plywood, or may be a banner. Such signage may be illuminated.
f. Temporary signs permitted by this section may be used for purposes of advertising the
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property for sale or open house, holiday signage, election signs, or any other message as
defined for non-commercial temporary sign by this Chapter.
D. Mixed use districts In the MU-1 districts, temporary signs are permitted as follows:
I. Temporary signs defined as a Commercial temporary sign by this Chapter are permitted in the
Mixed use districts as follows:
a. Building Mounted Commercial Temporary Signs. A business is permitted a
maximum of twenty-five (25) square feet of building mounted temporary signage.
Building mounted commercial temporary signs may be banners.
b. Freestanding Commercial Temporary Signs. Freestanding commercial temporary
signs are not permitted, except as outlined within this subsection.
c. In the mixed use districts, one (I) sandwich board sign is permitted per property.
Sandwich board signs in the MU districts shall have maximum dimensions of four
(4) feet tall and three (3) feet wide and shall be located within fifteen (15) feet of
the front door entrance of the building.
d. Future Use Temporary Signage During Construction. A property is permitted a
maximum of thirty-two (32) square feet of freestanding or building mounted
commercial temporary signage while the property has a valid City of Jefferson building
permit exceeding $10,000 in construction value. Such temporary signs shall be made of
cardboard, plastic, plywood, or may be a banner.
e. Temporary signs permitted as commercial temporary signs may be used for non-
commercial temporary sign purposes.
2. Temporary signs defined as a Non-commercial temporary sign by this Chapter are permitted in
the Mixed use districts as follows:
a. A maximum of two (2) non-commercial temporary signs are permitted per property.
b. Additional temporary signs during election periods. An additional two (2) non-
commercial temporary signs are permitted per property for a period of sixty (60) days
prior to and five (5) days after a Federal, State, or Local election that represents the
district in which the property is located.
c. The maximum size of each temporary sign permitted by this sub-section shall be five
(5) square feet. The temporary signs may be building mounted or freestanding
temporary signs.
d. Temporary signage allowances for specific uses. In addition to the temporary signage
permitted by this subsection, the following uses (when located in a mixed use district)
are permitted one ( 1) freestanding non-commercial temporary sign or banner with
a maximum size of twenty-five (25) square feet each. Temporary signs affixed
back to back or affixed to each side of a back to back sign structure shall be
considered a single sign. ·
1. Apartment developments consisting of sixteen ( 16) or more units.
2. Churches
3. Schools
4. Cemeteries
5. Government owned or operated buildings
e. Additional temporary signage during holiday season. A property in a mixed use district
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is permitted an additional thirty-two (32) square feet of temporary signage during the
period from November 1 to January 31. Such temporary signs shall be made of
cardboard, plastic, plywood, or may be a banner. Such signage may be illuminated.
f. Temporary signs permitted by this section may be used for purposes of advertising the
property for sale or open house, holiday signage, election signs, or any other message as
defined for non-commercial temporary sign by this Chapter.
E. Temporary Signage Allowances for Specific Uses.
1. Temporary Subdivision Signage. A subdivision is permitted a maximum of sixty-four (64)
square feet of freestanding commercial or non-commercial temporary signage. Such signage
may be displayed after a final subdivision plat of the property has been approved by the City
Council for a period of three (3) years or until all platted lots have a primary structure
constructed upon them, whichever is less.
Sec. 3-7. Flags.
A. Standards applicable to all flags.
1. Permit Requirements.
a. Flags displayed in accordance with this section shall not require a sign permit.
b. A building permit is required prior to erection of a flagpole, in accordance with Chapter
8, Buildings and Building Regulations, and Chapter 35, Zoning, of the City Code.
Flagpoles shall be set back from property lines in accordance with applicable setback
regulations for accessory structures outlined in Chapter 35, Zoning.
2. PUD District. Permitted flags for property zoned PUD shall be determined based on the
underlying zoning district outlined within the PUD Plan or most applicable district based
on approved uses as determined by the Director.
B. Commercial and Industrial districts. Flags are permitted in the C-0, C-1, C-2, C-3, M-1 and M-2 districts
as follows:
1. Commercial flags and Non-commercial flags are permitted in Commercial and Industrial
districts.
2. A property in a commercial or industrial district may display a maximum of three (3) flags.
3. Flags in commercial districts shall be either affixed to a permanent ground mounted flagpole or
affixed to a primary structure. Flags shall not be affixed to sign structures or other accessory
structures.
4. Roof mounted flags or flagpoles are not permitted, except in the C-3 Central Commercial district
as outlined in Section 3-7.B.6.d. Building mounted flags shall not protrude above the eve of a
building.
5. Building mounted flags. Flags affixed to a primary structure shall be either attached flush with
the side of the structure or attached to a pole mounted on the side of the structure. Building
mounted flags shall not protrude above the eve of a building nor extend more than one foot into
any public right-of-way. If located above a sidewalk or walkway, flags shall not hang less than
nine (9) feet above the sidewalk or walkway.
6. Flags displayed in commercial districts shall meet the following standards.
a. Flagpole height. The height of a flagpole shall be as follows: Minimum height of
twenty (20) feet. Maximum height of seventy-five (75) feet.
b. Flagpole location. In accordance with setback regulations for accessory structures as
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outlined in Chapter 35, Zoning.
c. Flag size. Flag sizes, represented as height of flag from grade beneath the flag and
measure of dimensions of flag size represented as vertical measurement of flag x
horizontal measurement of flag, as flag is displayed, shall be as follows:
FLAGPOLE HEIGHT
30' or less
40'
50'
60' or higher
MINIMUM FLAG SIZE MAXIMUM FLAG SIZE
3' X 5' 6' X 10'
4' X 6' 8' X 12'
6' X 10' 10' X 15'
10' X 15' 15' X 25'
d. Roof mounted flags and flagpoles are permitted in the C-3 Central Commercial district
as follows:
i. A building with a minimum height of four ( 4) stories, not including floors
below grade, is permitted one roof mounted flag. Buildings less than four ( 4)
stories in height are not permitted roof mounted flags.
ii. Flag height shall not exceed a height of one hundred forty ( 140) feet as
measured from the ground elevation at the intersection of High Street and
Madison Street.
C. Residential districts and mixed use districts. Flags are permitted in the RU, RC, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-4,
RD, RA-1, RA-2, N-0, and MU-1 districts as follows:
1. A property is permitted to display a maximum of two (2) flags.
2. Flags displayed in residential and mixed use districts shall be non-commercial flags, as defined
by this chapter.
3. Flags in residential and mixed use districts shall be either affixed to a permanent ground
mounted flagpole or affixed to a structure.
4. Flags displayed in residential and mixed use districts shall meet the following standards.
a. Flagpole Height. The maximum height of a flagpole in a residential district shall be
thirty (30) feet.
b. Flagpole Location. Flagpoles shall be located in accordance with setback regulations for
accessory structures as outlined in Chapter 35, Zoning.
c. Size of flag. The maximum dimensions of a flag in a residential or mixed use district
shall be 6'x10'.
Sec. 3-8. Lighting.
All lighting within signs, located on signs, or directed to signs shall not create more than an intensity of
five (5) footcandles of light into any residential property.
Sec. 3-9. Non-conforming Signs.
A. If any non-conforming sign is completely destroyed or damaged to the extent of seventy-five percent of
the replacement cost of the sign and its structure, it shall not be replaced.
B. The message displayed on a non-conforming sign may be changed and painted messages on a non-
conforming sign may be repainted.
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C. A non-illuminated, non-conforming sign shall not be illuminated.
D. A non-conforming sign may be changed or altered for the expressed purpose of making it a conforming
sign.
E. In order to eliminate an unsafe condition(s) the Director may order that repairs and/or alternations be
made to a non-conforming sign. Such ordered repairs shall be the minimal necessary to correct an unsafe
situation( s ).
F. The type of materials used in the construction of the structural elements of a sign shall not be changed
after the date the sign becomes a non-conforming sign nor shall structural alterations be made to a non-
conforming sign except as may be required by subsection E of this Section.
G. Nothing contained in this section shall be construed so as to permit the enlargement of a non-conforming
sign.
Sec. 3-10. Maintenance of Signs.
A. All signs shall be constructed so as to be free from hazards, and shall be strongly supported with braces,
posts, or cables. They shall be kept in good repair and all surfaces shall be maintained in good
appearance. All electrical signs shall continuously conform to the Electrical Code.
B. The Director shall inspect or cause to be inspected every sign within the city. The Director shall require
the removal of any sign which is found to have been erected or constructed in violation of this chapter and
shall require the removal or repair of any sign which is:
1. Not securely affixed to a substantial structure
2. Not in good repair
3. Related to a business or product which is no longer in operation or available
4. Unclean or faded to such an extent as to be unsightly
5. Creating a dangerous or unsafe condition for traffic or pedestrians
Sec. 3-11. Board of Adjustment.
A. The Board of Adjustment, hereinafter referred to as the Board, is the Board established in Sec. 35-100 of
Chapter 35 of the Jefferson City Code of Laws. Procedures for appeals, hearings, and meetings of the
Board shall be in accordance with Chapter 35.
B. Powers of the Board which are in addition to the powers conveyed by Chapter 35 are:
1. To interpret the provisions of this chapter in such a way as to carry out the intent and purposes of
these outdoor advertising regulations.
2. To hear and decide appeals where it is alleged there is an error in any order, requirement,
decision or determination made by the Director in the enforcement of this chapter.
3. To grant variances to the maximum size provisions of this chapter where topography or existing
building(s) interfere with usual visibility.
a. Applicant's responsibilities. When requesting a variance, it shall be the responsibility of
the applicant to show how the sign, property and/or particular circumstance fully meets
all of the findings the Board is required to make.
b. Required findings, general. Before granting any variance, the Board shall find all of the
following: The proposed variance, if granted, would:
i. Not eliminate an adequate supply of light or air to adjacent property nor
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endanger the safety of the public.
ii. Not be unduly injurious to the use and enjoyment of adjacent property nor
would it substantially diminish property values in the neighborhood.
iii. Not permit obtrusive or incompatible signs to injury the character of the
neighborhood.
iv. Not obstruct signi ticant views and vistas.
v. Not obstruct vision where such obstruction could create a traffic hazard.
vi. Be in keeping with the general spirit and intent of this chapter.
c. Variance to the provisions of Sec. 3-6 to allow temporary signs advertising the future
use or development of property to be erected in excess of the maximums specified in
Sec. 3-6 B.
d. Variance where topography or existing building(s) interfere with usual visibility. In
addition to the general findings, the Board shall also find the topography or existing
buildings do, in fact, interfere with usual visibility.
e. Extent of variance limited. A variance, if granted, shall be limited to the minimum
variance necessary to resolve, in whole or in part, the particular problem of the
applicant.
f. Conditions. In granting a variance, the Board may impose such conditions upon the
sign and/or premises receiving the variance as may be necessary to ensure that the
variance will:
i. Not eliminate an adequate supply of light or air to adjacent property nor
endanger the safety of the public.
ii. Not be unduly injurious to the use and enjoyment of adjacent property nor
would it substantially diminish property values in the neighborhood.
iii. Not permit obtrusive or incompatible signs to injury the character of the
neighborhood.
iv. Not obstruct significant views and vistas.
v. Not obstruct vision where such obstruction could create a traffic hazard.
vi. Be in keeping with the general spirit and intent of this chapter.
4. To grant Conditional Use Permits for certain on-premise signs, including signs authorized
through conditional use review in Sections 3-S.C.l.f and g, 3-S.C.2, and 3-S.D.l.f and g.
a. The Board shall find for all Conditional Use Sign(s), or imposed conditions thereon to
ensure, that the Conditional Use Sign(s) will:
i. Not eliminate an adequate supply of light or air to adjacent property nor
endanger the safety of the public.
ii. Not be unduly injurious to the use and enjoyment of adjacent property nor
would it substantially diminish property values in the neighborhood.
iii. Not permit obtrusive or incompatible signs to injury the character of the
neighborhood.
iv. Not obstruct significant views and vistas.
v. Not obstruct vision where such obstruction could create a traffic hazard.
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vi. Be in keeping with the general spirit and intent of this chapter.
Sees. 3-12-3-19. Reserved.
Section~-Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs) is amended by the deletion of
Section 3-21 (Rules and Regulations) subsection Bas follows:
8. Pesalties. Tee ovmer or geseral agest of a euilt:lisg or f.1remises weere a violatios ofasy f.1roYisioB ofteis
ellaf.1ter 8as aees eommittet:l or saall e~Eist, or tee av;eer, geBeral ageBt, lessee or teBaRt of as~· f.1al1 of tee
auilt:fiRg or f.1remises iB '\\tRieR Sl:l6H YiolatiOR BaS aeeR eommittet:f or SHall eJdst, or geBeral ageBt,
areaiteet, euilt:fer, 60Btraetor or aR)' OtHer f.1erSOB WRO eommits, ta)EeS f,lart, or assists iR Sl:l6R YioJatioB OF
WRO maiBtaiBS aBy al:lilt:fisg OF f.1Femises iB waiea a~· SH6R YioJatioB SHall eJdst, SHall ae t:feemet:f g1:1ilty of
a mist:lemeaBOF, f.ll:lBisaaele ey a fiRe of ROt less teaR TeR Dollars ($1 Q.QQ) aHt:l ROt more teaR ORe
HHBt:lret:l Dollars ($1QQ.QQ) for eaee aRt:l every t:lay teat sait:l YiolatioR eoRtiRI:les &fter t:lue Rotiee as
f.1ro:yjt:fet:f eereiB, el:lt iftae offesse ee WillHd, OR 60RYietiOR tHereof, tee f.ll:lRisameRt SHall ee a fiRe ofRot
less dum ORe Hwit:lret:l Dollars ($1QQ.QQ) sor more teaR Two MHBt:lret:l Fifty Dollars ($25Q.QQ) for eaeh
aRt:l e:very t:lay teat SH6R YiolatioR saall 60RtiRI:le. Asy f.leFSOR WRO, h&YiRg eeeR ser.·et:l with aR ort:ler to
remO\'e aB~' Sl:l6H violatioR, saall fail to eomtJly wita sait:f ort:fer vAtaiR teA t:fays after SH6R seFIIiee or saall
eoRtiRI:le to Yiolate aRY f.IFOYisioR of the reg1:1latioRs mat:le l:lRt:ler a1:1t8ority of tais ea&tJter iR the restJeet
Ramet:l iR SH6R ort:ler, saall also ee Sl:lejeet to a eh·il f.leRalty of Two MtiRt:lret:l Fifty Dollars ($25Q.QQ).
}'Totaisg eoRtaiset:f aereiR saall f.IFe\'eRt tee ei~· fi:om takiRg Sl:l6H otaer Ja-\\r:fi.!l aetiORS as may ee Reeessary to
tJrevest or remet:l~· aB)' violatios.
Section ~. Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs) is amended by deleting the
language in Chapter 3 section 22 in its entirety.
Sec. 3-22. EnfeFeement, Violations anEI Penalty. Reserved.
Section ~-Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs) Article 4 (Banners on Utility
Poles) is deleted in its entirety and replaced, as a newly created Article pertaining to
Enforcement, as follows:
ARTICLE IV. ENFORCEMENT
Sec. 3-40. Enforcement, Violations and Penalty.
A. Enforcement by the Director. In case any sign or advertising device or structure is erected, constructed,
reconstructed, altered, converted, or maintained in violation of this chapter or other regulations made
under the authority conferred hereby, the Director shall institute proper action or proceedings to:
1. Prevent such unlawful erection, construction, reconstruction, alteration, conversion, maintenance
or use;
2. Restrain, correct or abate such violation; or,
3. Prevent any such illegal act, conduct or use.
B. Actions, Orders and Directives. The Director shall have the authority to establish priorities for the
abatement of violations of this Chapter and implement appropriate procedures or remedies as provided
herein. To abate the violations. In addition to all other powers conferred upon the Director by this
Chapter, he or she shall have the power to issue appropriate written orders or directives to any person
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deemed to be responsible for a violation of this Chapter. Failure of the alleged violator to promptly
comply with such lawful orders or directives shall be deemed a violation of this Chapter. The following
remedies and enforcement powers may be used by the Director to administer and enforce this Chapter.
1. No Action. After careful consideration of the facts and circumstances, the Director may
authorize no action be taken on a complaint of an alleged violation ofthis Chapter.
2. Agreement to Abate. The Director may enter into an agreement with a violator to abate the
violation within a certain time frame based upon certain conditions within the agreement.
3. Notice and Order. The Director may issue a notice and order to the violator ordering the
cessation of the illegal condition.
4. Permits Approved with Conditions. The Director may grant approval of a sign permit or other
administrative action within the authority assigned to the Director subject to the condition that
the violation be corrected.
5. Revocation of Permit. Written notice of permit revocation shall be served upon the owner, the
owner's agent, tenant or lessee, or contractor, or upon any person employed on the building or
structure for which such permit was issued, or shall be posted in a prominent location.
Thereafter, no such construction shall proceed. Any permit or other form of authorization
required under this Chapter may be revoked when the Director determines that:
a. There is departure from the plans, specifications or conditions as required under terms
of the permit;
b. The permit was procured by false representation or was issued by mistake; or
c. any of the provisions of this Chapter or the City Code are being violated.
6. Stop Work. With or without revoking permits, the Director may order work to discontinue on
any building or structure on any land on which there is an uncorrected violation of a provision of
this Chapter.
7. Municipal Court Action. The Director may issue a General Ordinance Complaint to the violator
requiring appearance in the Municipal Court for abatement of the violation.
C. Appeal ofDecisions of the Director.
1. Where it is alleged there is an error in any order, requirement, decision or determination made by
the Director, any aggrieved person may appeal the order, requirement, decision, or determination
to the City Administrator or his designee. The order of the Director shall be stayed during the
appeal to the City Administrator.
2. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the City Administrator or his designee may appeal the
order, requirement, decision, or determination to the Board of Adjustment in accordance with the
provisions of35-73.C of the Jefferson City Zoning Code. Appeals shall be filed within ten (10)
days of notification of the City Administrators decision. During the pendency of any appeal to
the Board of Adjustment, any sign or advertising device or structure permanently affixed shall be
covered so as not to display any message. If the sign or advertising device or structure may be
removed without damage, it shall be removed during the pendency of the appeal.
D. City's right to remove illegal sign, procedures to be followed.
1. Notwithstanding the requirements of section A above, if the Director shall find that any sign or
other advertising structure regulated herein is unsafe or insecure, is a menace to the public, is
abandoned or maintained in a dilapidated condition, or has been constructed or erected or is
being maintained in violation of the provisions of this chapter, he or she shall give written notice
to the permittee or property owner thereof. If the permittee or property owner fails to remove or
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alter the sign or advertising structure so as to comply with the standards herein set forth within a
reasonable time specified in such notice, such sign or other advertising structure may be removed
or altered to comply by the Director; any expense incidental to such removal or alteration shall
be charged to the owner of the property upon which the sign is located and shall constitute a lien
upon the property.
2. Any sign located in the right of way which has not received permission from the City Council for
location in the right of way shall be immediately removed and may be destroyed as an
abandoned sign.
3. The Director may cause any sign or other advertising structure which is an immediate peril to
persons or property to be removed summarily without notice. Such signs or other advertising
structures are hereby declared to be a public nuisance. When any sign is removed summarily
without notice, the owner or lessee thereof shall have the right to a post-seizure administrative
hearing with the Board of Adjustment, pursuant to Section 35-73.C pertaining to appeal of
administrative decisions, to determine whether there was probable cause to remove the sign.
E. Penalties. The owner or general agent of a building or premises where a violation of any provision of this
chapter has been committed or shall exist, or the owner, general agent, lessee or tenant of any part of
the building or premises in which such violation has been committed or shall exist, or general agent,
architect, builder, contractor or any other person who commits, takes part, or assists in such violation or
who maintains any building or premises in which any such violation shall exist, shall be deemed guilty of
a code violation for each and every day that said violation continues.
F. Nothing contained herein shall prevent the city from taking such other lawful actions as may be necessary
to prevent or remedy any violation.
Section Q. Chapter 3 (Advertising and Signs) is amended with the
replacement of the term "Building Official" with the term "Director'' in all instances.
QyildiRg Onioial Director
Section §.. Chapter 32 (Streets and Sidewalks) is amended by incorporation
of a new Article pertaining to banners over streets as follows:
ARTICLE IX BANNERS ON UTILITY POLES OR OVER STREETS
Section 32-600. Purpose.
The purpose of this section is to establish the practice and procedure for placement of banners on utility
poles or over streets within certain areas of the City of Jefferson.
Section 32-601. Practice.
The Department of Public Works, under the direction of the Director of the Department of Public Works,
shall be the lead department in the administration of this policy. (Ord. 13600, §3, 9-2-2003; Ord. 15098, § 1, 4-1-
2013)
Section 32-602. Banners on Utility Poles
A. Requests for overhead banner placement shall be submitted, in writing, to the Department of Public
Works not less than four weeks prior to the desired display period. Requesting organizations should
contact the Department of Public Works for an application form and instructions. The application shall be
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accompanied with an installation fee as outlined in Appendix Y. The installation fee will be refunded
should the application not be approved.
B. Banners may be installed for the benefit of non-profit organizations such as, but not limited to,
educational institutions (at high school level or higher), associations formed for the purposes of business,
and city boards or commissions.
C. For purposes of this policy, a "display period" shall consist of March 7th through August 14th, August
15th through November 14th, and November 15th through March 6th.
D. Applications will be approved on a first-come, first-served basis excepted as stated hereinafter. The date
of receipt of the required fees shall constitute the application date.
E. All overhead banners shall be installed under the direction of the Department of Public Works.
Requesting organizations may not install banners. Banners will not be installed until all permits, fees and
approvals are in place and the requesting organization has delivered the banner to the Department of
Public Works' administrative offices.
F. This program allows for inspection by the City of existing banners/brackets at an annual cost of $10 per
banner. Should the Director of Public Works determine that a banner needs to be replaced or should the
requesting organization choose to change a banner, the cost for such replacement or change shall be $10
per banner. Removed banners must be claimed by the organization at the Department of Public Works
offices no less than ten (10) business days after the organization receives notice of removal. A letter
mailed to the organization's registered address will constitute notice. Unclaimed banners will be
discarded.
G. Organizations will be required to have a minimum of either two (2) banners, or at least five (5) percent of
the total installed banners, whichever is greater, in reserve for replacements of damaged banners.
H. The organization shall be responsible for all banner production costs and must deliver the banner to the
Department of Public Works complete and ready for installation in accordance with the Department of
Public Works specifications.
I. The organization will hold harmless the City of Jefferson, Missouri from any damages which may arise
from the placement of the banner.
J. Banner specifications shall be as follows: Size: up to forty-eight (48) inches high (outside edge to outside
edge) and sixty-four (64) feet six (6) inches long; banner must have a three (3) inch hem along the top and
bottom edge for cabling, with reinforced double stitching; material shall be 18 oz. Vinyl or banner canvas
(Sunbrella) with wind slits to reduce wind load; banners must be printed on both sides; banner may not
include any commercial or sponsor logo or advertisement; and banners must be clean and serviceable. All
banners submitted by an organization for display during the same time period must be of the same size.
(Ord. 15098, §2, 4-1-2013)
Section 32-603 Temporary Event Banners Over Streets.
A. Other provisions of this chapter not withstanding, temporary event banners may be erected in connection
with a specific event across public streets subject to the following conditions:
1. Banner may not be attached to a light or utility pole.
2. Permission must be obtained from the property owners on either side of the street where the
banner crosses the street.
3. Erection of the banner shall be subject to obtaining permission of the Director of Public Works
or his or her designee who may impose conditions as to height, materials, and manner of
construction.
4. Banner may be up for a period of no more than four (4) days and may not be put back up for
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three (3) days.
5. The temporary event banner must be erected by an association which has been organized for at
least two (2) years and with at least twenty-five (25) dues paying members.
6. The temporary event banner may only advertise the event, and may not advertise any specific
business, individual, or organization.
7. The temporary event banner must not interfere with traffic if it is to be maintained at times when
traffic is passing under it.
8. No less than one ( 1) week prior to placing the temporary event banner, a permit must be obtained
from Director of Public Works or his or her designee. Before issuing the permit the Director of
Public Works shall verify that the banner complies with this section and that the applicant meets
the eligibility requirements. Fees shall be as set forth in Appendix Y.
Section 32-604. Exceptions.
The banners listed in this article are not subject to the definitions of banners or advertising devices in
Chapter 3 of the Code of the City of Jefferson.
Section 31-605. Ownership.
The City of Jefferson shall be the owners of any banners placed pursuant to this article but the City
Administrator shall be authorized to gift the banners back to the donor upon their removal.
Section z.
Chapter: 32
Section: 602
Appendix Y is amended with insertion of the following:
Section Title: Banners on Utility Poles
Fee: $10.00 per banner to be installed.
Chapter:..J.
Section: 603
Section Title: Temporary Event Banners Over Streets
Fee: $20.00 for the first placement of each banner during any calendar year and an additional $5.00 for each
subsequent placement in the calendar year.
Section §.. Chapter 32 (Streets and Sidewalks) is amended with the
replacement of the term "Director of Planning and Protective Services" with the term
"Director of Public Works" in all instances except within Section 32-103.
Director of Planning ana Protecti,le Services Director of Public Works
(Except in Section 32-1 03)
Section 9. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after the
date of its passage and approval.
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Passed:. __________ _ Approved: _______ _
Presiding Officer Carrie Tergin, Mayor
ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Clerk City Counselor
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Data work Data called Data Days
do ne In Co mpletad Active
5/17/18 5/18 7/18 5/22118 3
5/14/18 5/15/18 5/16/18 2
5/14/18 5/14/18 5/15/18 1
5/8/18 5/8/18 5/9/18 1
5/5/18 5/5/18 5/21 /18 10
4/25/18 4/25 /18 4/30/18 4
4/19/18 4/19/18 4/30/18 7
4/17/18 4/17/18 5/15/18 20
4/17/18 4/17/18 4/18/18 1
3/29/18 4/3/18 4/16/18 13
3/19/18 3/19/18 4/12/18 18
3/1 4/18 3/14/18 5/15/18 45
3/9/18 3/9/18 4/6/18 30
3/4/18 3/4/18 4/19/18 35
2128/1 8 2128/18 3/26/18 18
2/26/18 2/26/18 317/18 8
2/25/18 2/25/18 3/26/1 8 20
2125/1 8 2/25/18 3/26/18 20
2/21/1 8 2/2 2/18 5/211 18 65
211 1/18 2/11 /18 317/18 18
2/2/18 2/2/18 2/15/18 10
21 1/18 211/18 3/26/18 37
1/3 1/18 1/31/18 317/18 25
1/2 4/18 1/24/18 2/15/18 17
1123/18 1/2 3/18
1/22/18 1/22/18 1/23/18 1
1/17/18 1/17/18
1114/18 1/14/18 3/26/18 4 9
1/14/18 1/14/18 317/18 37
1/16/18 1/16/18 3/5/18 37
1/1 1/18 1/11 /18 1/23/18 8
1/11 /18 1/1111 8 1/12118 1
1110/18 1/10/18 1/25/18 11
1/8/18 1/8/18 1/12118 5
118/18 1/8/18 1117/18 7
1/5/18 1/5/18 1/25/18 14
1/4/18 1/4/18 1/9/18 4
1/4/18 114/18 1/17/18 9
114/18 114/18
1/4/18 1/4/18 1/10/18 5
113/18 1/3/18 1/22/18 13
1/2/18 1/2/18 1/25/18 17
1/2/18 1/2/18 1/9/18 6
1/1/18 1/1/18 1/22/18 14
12/31/17 1/1/18 1/22/18 14
12/31/17 12/31/17 1/10/18 7
12/29/17 12/29/17 317/18 4 8
12129/17 12/29/17 3/7/18 48
12/29/17 12/29/17 1/17/18 13
12127/17 12/27/17 1/22118 18
12121/17 1212 1/17
12/21/17 12/21117 1/22118 20
12115/17 12115/17
12115/17 12/15/17 3/26/18 72
12/15/17 12/15/17 12/21117 4
12/13/17 12/13/17 1/30/18 31
121 13/17 12/13/17 5/15/18 105
12111/1 7 12111 /17
1219/17 12/9/17 3/6/18 60
12/9/17 12/9/17 12/19/17 6
11 /30/17 11 /30/17 12/18/17 11
Missouri A merica n Wate r
Street C ut and Ri ght-of-W ay
ovem er 0 -ay , N b 1 201 3 M 1 2018
Location
2034 Green Mead ow
320 CherrySt
51 0 E Ash ley
1307 Cottaqe Ln
1429 E Mille r
9 13 Moreau Dr
914 Moreau D r
32 1 Mokan e Rd
101 7 W H igh
938 W Main
400 E A tchison
Jackson and E Miller
411 H ick(!ry St
8 16 Western Air
700 Ewing Dr
215 Ash
2 506 R oyal Air
2925 R ock Creek Terr
300 Fox C reek Rd
15 13 Rosewood
221 Brooks
2 11 6 Lowe ll
72 7 H obbs Terrace
BOO E Elm
E A tchi son and Locust
lhl er/Wesley
2 303 W Edqewood
1403 Rose Valley
505 Mesa
1803 Stadium Blvd
13 15 W Hiqh
20 0 W Schroeder Way
628 Michigan
CaroURose Valley
3 13 Boonville
123 W A t chison
30 9 Berry
306 Vista
1434 Bald Hill
1006 Washington
4 06 Br ooks
15 16 Tanner Bridge Rd
2 15 A rg on
623 N orris Dr
503 N orris Dr
402WAshley
1505 Rosewood
E A tchison and Locust
1309 St. Mary's Blvd
Hess Way/Jefferson
14 00 Moreau
8 16 Jackson
111 N Taylor
921 Winston
503 Ro land
1535 H ayselton
309 Meier
13 11 Moreau
1001 Geniva
1031 Buna Vista
100 S Johnson
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Permit
No Desc ri ption
2 1793 Closed
21 792 Closed
2 1791 Closed
2 1790 Closed
2 1789 C losed
21788 Closed
2 1787 Cl osed
2 1786 Cl osed
21785 Closed
21784 Closed
2 1783 Closed
2 1782 Closed
21781 Closed
2 1780 Closed
2 1779 C losed
2 1778 C losed
21777 C losed
2 1776 C losed
2 177 5 C losed
2 1774 C losed
21773 C losed
21772 Closed
2177 1 C losed
21770 C losed
21769 VOID Duplicate location
21 768 c losed
21767 VOID N ot in ROW
21766 C losed
21765 C losed
21764 Closed
21763 Closed
21762 Closed
21761 Closed
21760
21759 Closed
21758 Closed
21757 Closed
2174 1 C losed
21 74 0
21739 C losed
2 1738 C losed
2 1737 Closed
2 1736 C losed
2 1735 C losed
2 173 4 C losed
2 1733 C losed
2 1732 Closed
21731 Closed
2 1730 Closed
12729 Closed
12728
2 1727 C losed
21726 VOID-not on ROW
21725 C losed
2 1724 C losed
21723 Closed
2 1722 Closed
2 1721
2 1720 C l osed
2 17 19 C l osed
2 171 8 Closed
Date work Date called Date Days
done In Completed Active
11/21/17 11/21/17 11/27/17 3
11/16/17 11116/17 11/27/17 5
11/13/17 11113/17 12/6/17 14
11/10/17 11110/17 12/6/17 15
11110/17 11110/17 11/14/17 4
11/4/17 11/6/17 11/21/17 10
11/1/17 11/1/17 11/3/17 3
10/30/17 10/30/17 11/15/17 12
10/27/17 10/27/17 10/31/17 4
10/25/17 10/25/17 11/17/17 18
10/24/17 10/24/17 11/17/17 19
1017/17 10/7/17 11121/17 32
10/4/17 10/4/07 10/17/07 10
9/3/17 9/6/17 9/12/17 6
8/13/17 8/15/17 8/28/17 11
8/2/17 8/4/17 8/28/17 20
7/22/17 7/22/17 8/8/17 12
7/21117 7/21/17 7/27/17 5
6/2/17 6//17 6/8/17 5
5/28/17 5/28/17 6/8/16 9
5/17/17 5/17/17 7/12/17 39
5/13/17 5/13/17 5/25/17 9
4/25/17 4/25/17 5/19/17 19
3/27/17 3/27/17 4/17/17 16
3/13/17 3/14/17 3/16/17 4
3/13/17 3/13/17 3/29/17 13
3/10/17 3/10/17 3/15/17 4
3/9/17 3/9/17 4/17/17 21
3/1/17 3/3/17 3/10/17 8
3/1/17 3/1/17 4/26/17 43
2/23/17 2/27/17 317/17 9
2/27/17 2/27/17 6/1/17 67
2/27/17 2/27/17 3/13/17 13
2/19/17 2/19/17 2/28/17 7
2/17/17 2/17/17 317/17 12
1/13/17 2/7/17 2/14/17 22
1/13/17 2/7/17 2/17/17 25
2/3/17 2/3/17 2/17/17 11
12/18/16 1/6/17 1/23/17 25
12/14/16 116/17 1/12/17 17
12/13/16 12/14/16 12/22/16 8
12/12/16 12/14/16 12/14/16 1
12/10/16 12/10/16 4/17/17 88
12/9/16 12/9/16 2/28/17 61
12/8/16 12/8/16 1/23/17 29
10/27/16 10/26/16 10/26/16 6
10/20/16 10/21/16 10/25/16 4
10/20/16 10/21/16 10/25/16 4
10/20/16 10/21/16 10/25/16 4
9/30/16 9/30/16 11/2/16 24
9/17/16 9/17/16 11/2/16 35
9/14/16 9/14/16 11/2/16 36
9/14/16 9/14/16 11/2/16 36
9/9/16 9/9/16 10/6/16 20
8/19/16 8/19/16 9/27/16 28
8/15/16 8/15/16 9/12116 21
8/13/16 8/13/16 9/14/16 23
7/25/16 8/1 1/16 8/29/16 26
8/8/16 B/B/16 8/24/16 13
7/26/16 7/26/16 7/29/16 3
7/26/16 7/26/16 7/29/16 3
Missouri American Water
Street Cut and Right-of-Way
ovem er -ay • N b 1 2013 M 1 2018
location
1918 Hayselton
140 Booneville
1913 Cole Dr
1760 SouthridQe Dr
131 E High
2424 LivinQston
E Cedar Way/Madison
1202 Bald Hill
E McCarty Lafayette
420 Holiday
1111 Leslie Blvd
1813 Swifts Hwv
1812 Stadium
1126 E Atchsion
1003 Indiana Ave
1715 Hayselton
900 Witter
1100 Industrial Driv
1111ndustrial Dr
MO Blvd and High St
2308 Hyde Park
2211 Brandy Ln
603 Ohio
1220 W Hiqh Street
1405 Moreland
103 E Cirlce
716W Main
Adams/Capitol
2409 Hyde Park
526 E Capitol
1011 Industrial
E Cirlce
603 Linn
109 Bluff
205 Clay St
West Tanner Way
1031 Buna Vista
1810 Stadium
1200 Elmerine
Hart/ W McCarty
714 Michigan
923 Dockerv St
1323 Karen
708 Belair
1609 Bevelry
1010 Rosewood Circle
Edmunds/Buna Vista
Edmunds/Eiizabeth
Edmunds/Myrtle
701 Belair
1618 E Miller
909 E Capitol
200 Hub St
1901 Glenwood
1105 and 106 Carri Ann
200 Block Clay Street
1810 Stadium
Rosewood/Carol
6 11 Hibernia
Stadium and Carter
1228 Carter
Page 2 of 7
Permit Description No
21716 Closed
21715 Closed
21714 Closed
21713 Closed
21712 Closed
21646 Closed
21645 Closed
21644 Closed
21643 Closed
21642 Closed
21641 Closed
21640 Closed
21639 Closed
21638 Closed
21637 Closed
21636 Closed
21635 Closed
21634 Closed
21633 Closed
21632 Closed
21586 Closed
21585 Closed
21584 Closed
21583 Closed
21582 Closed
21581 Closed
21580 Closed
21579 Closed
21578 Closed
21577 Closed
21576 Closed
21575 Closed
21574 Closed
21573 Closed
21572 Closed
21541 Closed
21540 Closed
21539 Closed
21535 Closed
21534 Closed
21531 Closed
21530 Closed
21529 Closed
21528 Closed
21527 Closed
21478 Closed
21477 Closed
2 1476 Closed
21475 C losed
21474 Closed
21473 Closed
21472 Closed
21471 Closed
21470 Closed
21469 Closed
21468 Closed
21467 Closed
21466 Closed
21440 Closed
21439 Closed
21438 Closed
Date work Date called Date Days
done In Completed Active
7/26/16 7/26/16 8/12/16 14
7/25/16 7/25/16 8/12/16 15
7/20/16 7/20/16 8/12/16 18
7/8/16 7/8/16 8/26/16 37
7/7/16 7/7/16 7/29/16 17
7/6/16 7/16/16 8/2/16 12
7/5/16 7/5/16 8/29/16 40
7/4/16 7/4/16 7/11/16 4
7/3/16 7/3/16 8/26/16 40
7/2/16 7/2/16 7/11/16 5
7/1/16 7/1116 8/23/16 37
6/30/16 6/30/16 9/7/16 49
6/30/16 6/30/16 7/20/16 14
6/28/16 6/28/16 7/11116 11
6/28/16 6/28/16 8/2/16 24
6/26/16 6/26/16 7/20/16 17
6/19/16 6/19/16 7/11 /16 26
6/14/16 6/14/1 6 8/12/16 44
6/14/16 6/14/16 7/20/16 25
5/26/16 5/26/16 6/28/16 23
5/10/16 5/10/16 5/3 1/16 14
5/5/16 5/4/16
5/5/16 5/5/16 5/18/16 9
5/2/16 5/2/16
5/1/16 5/1/16 5/10/16 8
4/21116 4/21116 5/4/16 9
4/20/16 4/20/16 5/4/16 10
4/19/16 4/19/16 4/27/16 7
4/15/16 4/15/16
4/12/16 4/12/16 4/19/16 6
4/12/16 4/12/16 4/19/16 6
4/11/16 4/11/16 4/15/16 5
4/7/16 4/7/16 4/15/16 7
4/5/16 4/5/16 5/3/16 21
3/29/16 3/29/16 5/4/16 28
3/25/16 3/25/16 7/11/16 73
3/25/16 3/25/16 4/6/16 10
3/23/16 3/23/16 4/6/16 10
3/18/16 3/18116 416116 12
31 101 16 3/10/16 416116 20
3/10116 3110/16 416116 20
3110/16 3110116 3115/16 4
3/7/16 3/7/16 3/9/16 2
312/16 312/16
2126/16 2/26/16 4/6/16 28
2/23116 2/23/16 8/24/16 130
2/19116 2/191 16 1217116
21 18/16 2118116 2129/16 8
2/12116 2/12116 3/9/16 19
2112116 2112116 3191 16 19
21 11 /16 2/1111 6 319/16 20
2111116 21 11 116 2/25/16 11
2/5/16 2/5/16 3/9/16 23
2/3/16 2/3/16 2/15/16 9
2/1116 211/16 2/15/16 11
1/29/16 1129/16 2/1/16 1
1128/16 1/28/16 2/1/16 2
1128/16 1128/16 2/1/16 2
1126/16 1/26/16 2/1116 4
1/26/16 1/26/16 1/27/16 1
1122/16 1/22/16 3/9/16 33
Missouri American Water
Street Cut and Right-of-Way
Novem er -ay , b 1 2013 M 1 2018
Location
Rosewood/Carroll
1011 Winston
East Ashley and Madison
2653 Sue Drvie
613 Michigan
701 E M cCatv
90 1 E Capitol
901 Madison
2201 Marilyn
104 Jackson
824 SW Blvd
908 Westwood
1816 Green Meadow
1401 E Elm
613 Waverly
2406 James Street
ColtaQe Ln/ Gordon
Adams/State
1101 Maplewood Ct
1805WMain
1115 E Miller
1827 Mississi ppi
617 Houchin
1900 Summers Way
938 Fairmont Blvd
1209 West Main
127 W Cirlce
121 0 Moreland
2207 Merlin
620 Ohio
608 Ohio
HiQh Street ramp/MO Blvd
207 Vista
2015 Tower
2026 W Main
1428 Bald Hill
513 Gipfert Ln
1805 Bald Hill Rd
1014 Laur al
333 Old Gibbler
221 0 Melody Dr
400 Donna Bella
618 E Hi!lh
2025 EdQ ewood (Hydrenl)
2025 Edgewood
1415 Stadium
300 blk E St ate St
UnioniJackson
2 109 Edgewood Drive
818AirView
2500 Orchard Ln
1722 South RidQe
2000 Meadow Ln
2128 Green Meadow Dr
1308 Moreau
1709 Francis
710 Belair
HouQh Park and Kolb
122 Boo nville
126 E Circle
2124 Lowell
Page 3 ol 7
Permit Description No
21437 Closed
2 1436 Closed
21435 Closed
21434 Closed
2 1433 Closed
21432 C losed
21431 Closed
21430 Closed
21429 C losed
21428 Closed
21427 Closed
21426 Closed
21405 Closed
21404 Closed
21403 C losed
21402 Closed
21401 C losed
21400 C losed
21399 Closed
21398 Closed
21397 Closed
21396 Closed
21395 C losed
21394 C losed
21393 C losed
21392 C losed
21391 Closed
21390 C losed
21 389 C losed
21388 C l osed
2138 7 C l osed
2138 6 Closed
21365 C losed
2 1364 C losed
21363 Closed
2 1362 Closed
2 1361 Closed
2 1359 Closed
21358 Closed
21357 Closed
2 1356 Closed
2 1355 Closed
2154 Closed
21353 Closed
21352 C losed
21351 C losed
2 1320 C losed
21319 C losed
21318 C losed
21317 C losed
21316 Closed
21315 Closed
21314 C losed
21313 Closed
21312 Closed
21311 Clos ed
2 13 10 Closed
21309 C losed
21308 Closed
21307 Closed
21306 C losed
Date work Date called Date Days
done In Completed Active
1/21/16 1/21/16 2/4/16 11
1117116 1117/16 3/9/16 37
1/1 5/16 1/15/1 6 1/25/16 5
1/11/16 1/12/16 1/14/16 3
1/11 /16 1112/16 1/13/16 2
1/2/16 1/12/16 1/29/16 20
1/2/16 1/12/16 1/14/16 9
12/2 4/15 12/30/15 1/6/16 8
12/2 1/15 12/23/15 1/6/16 10
12/4/15 12/7/15 12/2 1/15 12
12/4/15 12n/15 12/2 1/15 12
11128/15 11 /30/15 2/23/16 60
11 /19/15 11 /18/15 2/23/16
10/28/15 10/28/15 12/4/15 25
10/23/15 10/26/15 12/4/15 28
10/10/2015 10/12/2015 10/23/2015 10
10n/2015 10/8/2015 10/9/2015 3
10/3/2015 10/5/2015 10/22/2015 14
9/15/2015 9/15/2015 9/22/2015 6
9/8/2015 9/14/2015 9/22/2015 8
9/7/2015 9/8/2015 9/22/2015 9
9/5/2015 9/8/2015 9/22/2015 11
9/2/2015 9/8/2015 10/30/2015 43
8/18/2015 8/20/2015 8/20/20 15 2
8/10/2015 8/20/2015 9/22/20 15 31
8/7/2015 8/20/2015 9/15/2015 25
6/30/2015 6/30/2015 7/6/2015 5
6/30/2015 6/30/20 15 7/2/2015 3
6/22/2015 6/22/20 15 6/25/20 15 3
6/19/2015 6/22/20 15 7/7/20 15 13
6/17/2015 6/18/20 15 6/2 4/20 15 6
6/10/2015 6/10/2015 6/15/2 015 3
6/2/2015 6/3/2015 6/9/2015 5
5/29/2015 5/29/2015 6/9/2015 8
5/26/2015 5/26/2015 6/9/2015 11
5/2 1/2015 5/21/2015 6/24/2015 25
5/21/2015 5/21/2015 6/3/2015 10
5/15/2015 5/15/20 15 6/3/2015 13
5/14/2015 5/14/2015 6/3/2015 14
5/6/2015 5/6/2015 5/11 /2015 3
4/28/2015 4/28/2015 5/7/2015 8
4/19/2015 4/20/2015 5/4/2015 10
4/15/2015 4/15/2015 5n/2015 17
4/3/2015 4/10/20 15 5n/2015 25
3/27/2015 3/27/2015 6/24/2015 66
3/26/2015 3/26/2015 3/30/2015 3
3/26/2015 3/26/2015 5/7/2015 3 1
3/19/2015 3/20/2015 4/24/2015 26
3/19/2015 3/20/2015 5/21 /2015 45
3/17/2015 3/18/2015 3/30/2015 10
3/6/2015 3/9/2015 3/12/2015 5
3/5/2015 3/6/2015 VOID
3/3/2015 3/3/2015
3/3/2015 3/4/2015 3/26/2015 18
2/27/2015 3/4/2015 4/15/2015 33
2/27/20 15 3/4/2015 4/15/2015 33
2/24/2015 2/25/2015 3/24/2015 2 1
2/22/2015 2/23/2015
2/1 1/2015 2/1 1/2015 3/12/2015 22
2/9/2015 2/9/2015 3/3/2015 17
2/9/2015 2/9/2015 3/2/2015 32
Missouri American Water
Street Cut and Right-of-Way
November 1, -ay ' 2013 M 1 20 18
Location
1200 Moreland
1822 Tanner Bridge
906 Broadway
810 Stadi um
Ridgewood and W McCarty
Sout hwest and Sunvally
1837 W McCarty
1812 W S tadium Blvd
1228 West Edgewood
W. McCarty and Mani lla
1808 Greenber ry x2
2224 Oakview
Oakview/Hillsdale
2619 Schellridge
3 19 Meier
4 00 E Cedar Way
1409 Moreland
MO Blvd and Stadium
213 E Elm
1025 Westwood
2601 Schell ri dge
1901 Bassman
804 Adams
E Elm/Linn
933 Leslie
13 12 Lynnwood
3 13Hart
100 E Cedar Way
1707 West Main
800 Ada ms
Sa tinwood/Brandy Lane
1 00 Jefferson
2406 James Street
623 Ohio
1313 Moreland
Hibernia/Mokane Road
1900 Stadiu m
319 Stadium
205 Boonville
131 7 Monroe
3 12 E Capitol
111 0 Lee Street
17 11 /1713 Hayselton
2 17 Stadium Blvd
141 9 Hough Park
209 E Atchison
Jackson/Stadium
41 9 Oak Va lley Ct
1902 Stadiu m Blvd
Dunklin/J efferson
909 Indiana
1104 Madison St (in ally)
1808 Crader Dr
11 0 block Jackson
Boonville and Norris
W. McCarty and Hart
719 Jefferson
1212 More la nd Ave
27 17 Lola Dr
1924 Hayselton
525 E High
Page 4 of 7
Permit Descripti on No
21305 Closed
21304 Closed
21303 Closed
2 1302 Closed
2 1301 Closed
21211 Closed
2 12 10 Closed
21209 C losed
21208 C losed
21207 Closed
2 1206 C l os ed
2 1205 C l osed
2 1204 Closed
21203 Closed
2 1202 Clo sed
21201 Closed
21200 C losed
2 1199 C losed
21 198 C losed
2 11 97 Closed
2 11 96 Close d
21 195 Closed
2 1194 Closed
21 193 C losed
2 11 92 C losed
21141 Closed
211 39 Closed
211 40 C losed
211 37 C losed
211 38 C losed
21136 C l osed
2 11 35 Closed
2 11 34 Closed
21 133 Closed
2 11 32 Closed
2 11 30 Closed
2 11 3 1 Closed
2 11 29 Closed
2 11 28 Closed
2 11 27 Closed
2 11 26 Closed
2 112 5 Closed
2 11 24 Closed
2 11 23 Closed
2 11 22 Closed
20982 Closed
20983 Closed
20980 Closed
20981 Closed
20979 Closed
20978 C losed
20977 VO ID
20973 C losed
20974 C losed
20975 Closed
20976 Closed
20972 Closed
20971 Closed
20970 Closed
20968 Closed
20969 Closed
Date work Date called Date Days
done In Completed Active
1/29/2015 1/29/2015 3/30/2015 44
1125/2015 1/26/2015 1/30/2015 4
112112015 1/2112015 1130/2015 7
1/20/2015 1/21/2015 1/27/2015 5
1/19/2015 1/21/2015 1/27/2015 7
1/19/2015 1121/2015 3/24/2015 47
1/19/2015 1/21/2015 2/6/2015 14
1/17/2015 1/21 /2015 2/6/2015 15
1117/2015 1/2112015 1/27/20 15 7
1116/2015 1/21/2015 1/30/2015 11
1/11/2015 1/11/2015 1/21/20 15 8
1/10/2015 1/11/2015 1/27/20 15 11
1/10/201 5 1/11/2015 1/20/20 15 7
1/10/2015 1/11/2015 2/6/2015 20
117/2015 1/9/2015 1/14/2015 6
1/6/2015 1/6/2015 1/21/2015 12
1/1/2015 1/5/2015 216/2015 26
1/1/2015 1115/2015 2/11/2015 30
12/26/2014 12/29/2014 1/20/2015 16
12/26/2014 12/29/2014 1/20/2015 16
12/2/2014 12/3/2014 12/15/2014 12
11127/2014 12/1/2014 12/15/2014 14
11118/2014 11/19/2014 12/15/2014 18
11114/20 14 11 /17/2014 12/2/2014 18
11113/2014 11117/20 14
10/28/2014 10/29/2014 12/2/2014 22
10/16/20 14 10/20/2014 1114/2014 13
10/13/2014 10/16/2014 11/4/2014 15
10/7/20 14 10/9/2014 10/19/2015 10
9/16/2014 9/17/2014 10/1/2014 10
9/8/2014 9/8/2014 9/1 7/2014 9
8/2212014 8/26/2014 10/7/2014
8/21/2014 8/22/2014 9/15/2014 14
8/16/2014 8/112014 11/4/2014 65
7/30/2014 7/3 1/2014
7/28/2014 7/26/2014
7/23/2014 7/23/2014 8/11/2014 19
7/23/2014 7/25/2014 8/1/2014 10
7/23/2014 7/25/2014 8/11/2014 19
7/17/2014 7/22/2014
7/17/2014 7/22/2014
7/13/2014 7/22/2014 8/19/2014 37
7/7/14 7/8/14 7/15/14
7/5/14 7/8/14 10/3/14 58
7/1/14 7/3/14 8/14/14 21
6/30/14 7/1/14 7/15/14
6/30/14 7/3/14 7/15/14
6/20/14 6/23/14 7/15/14
6/6/14 6/9/14
6/4/14 6/5/14 4/20/15
5/27/14 5/28/14
5/21/14 5/21/14 6/4/14 14
5/20/14 5/20/14 6/4/14 15
5/13/14 5/14/14
5/8/14 5/13/14 5/14/14 6
5/1/14
4/29/14 4/29/14 5/6/14 7
4/28/14 11/17/14
4/28/14 4/29/14 5/1 5/14 17
4/28/14 4/29/14 5/1/14 3
4/28/14 4/29/14 5/6/14 8
4/26/14
Missouri American Water
Street Cut and Right-of-Way
ovember 1, -ay , N 2013 M 1 2018
Location
Dunklin and Jefferson
104 N . Taylor
400 E Hess Way
117 E Circle
412 E Cirlce
401 Capitol
319 Meier
823 Primrose
917 Moreau
414 Hess Way
Boonville and West Main
Moreland and Moreau
1320 Moreland
2306 Hillsdale
2503 Industrial Drive
300 Berrv St
1902 MO Blvd /Beck St
413 Beck St
1308 Houchins
Dunklin and Houchins
Donald Dr
Donald Dr
1924 Hayselton
837 Cres tmere
501 Mesa
2600 SchellridQe
1605 Bald Hill Rd
Doowood/Buehrle
2 12 Broadway
2500 Country Club
R idgeway and Oakview
East Miller and Marshall
421 Union
1827 W . McCartv
West Ashley and Mulberry
200 bl ock of S. Bluff Street
1319 E Elm Street
103 East Ci rcle
700 Block of Michigam
2025 West Edgewood Dr
Hiebernia
1429 Dixon Drive
1502 Greenberrv
114 RidQ eway
1120 Lee Street
400 Block Jackson
1306 West Main
1505 Stadium
327 Fox Creek
West Main and MO Blvd
Industria l and Jaycee Dr
321 Wilson Drive
4411 Industrial
1101 Industri al Drive
Hillsdale and Binder
505 Meier Dr
421 Ladue Rd
700 Block SW Blvd
102 Vista
1308 Cottage Lane
2215 Hillsdale
206 John St
Page 5 or 7
Permit Descripti on No
20967 Closed
20966 C losed
20965 Closed
20958 Closed
20960 C l osed
20963 Closed
20964 Closed
20957 Closed
20961 Closed
20959 Closed
20956 C losed
20953 C losed
20954 C losed
20955 Closed
20952 Closed
20951 Closed
20949 Closed
20950 Closed
20947 Closed
20948 Closed
20946 Closed
20945 Closed
20944 Closed
20943 Closed
20942 Closed
20941 Closed
20940 Closed
20939 Closed
20938 Closed
20937 C losed
20936 C losed
20934 Closed
20935 C losed
20933 C losed
20860 Closed
20859 Closed
20856 Closed
20857 Closed
20858 C lo sed
20854 C losed
20855 C losed
20853 C losed
20852 C losed
20851 Closed
20850 C losed
20848 Closed
20849 Closed
20847 Closed
20845 Closed
20844 Closed
20842 Closed -New Main
20841 Closed
20840 Closed
20839 Closed
20837 Closed
20836 C los ed
20835 Open -Driveway Issues
20830 Closed
20832 Closed
20833 Closed
20834 Closed
20831 Closed
Data work Data called Data Days
done In Completed Active
4124114
4123114
4116114
4116114
4116114
417114
412114
412114
3118114
3171 14
2128114
2/24114
2/21114
2118114
2118114
2/13114
2111114
214114
213114
1120114
1120114 1120114 516114 106
1112114
1112114
117114
115114
113114
112114
111114
111114
12126113
12/23113
12118113
12118113
12111113
12111113
12/10113
12/10113
12110113
1218113
1213113
1213113
1112811 3
11/27113
11119113
11/14/13
11114113
11 113113
11113113
11113113 11/15113 5114113
1115113
11 14113
11 14113
5130113 613114 614114 370
5112/13 5113114
6111114 6/9114
Missouri American Water
Street Cut and Right-of-Way
N ovember 1, 2013 -May 1, 2018
Location
300 Block East Hiah
606 Washinaton Street
2107 Buehrle Dr
1010 Holly
Maryland and Lowell
2940 Valley View Drive
1215 EdQewood
1801 Notre Dame
104 W. Franklin
HiberiaiMokane Road
Locust I Walsch
Edmonds I Dulle
2708 Twin Hills
306 N Lincoln
Pondarosa Street
1 00 Blk East Ash lev
317 Stadium
216-218 McKinlev Street
1408 East Hiah (AIIevl
1314 Moreau Drive
311 E Hiah Street
Doualas I Wavne
130 Boonville Road
1120 Carol Street
1515 Rosewood
708 Wicker Lane
710 Wicker Lan e
McCarty Street I Manilla
Pierce I Edwards
1504 Bald Hill Road
11 22 East Atchison
1505 Southwest Blvd.
Marilyn I Oak view
1306 Emmience
623-625 W McCartv Street
709 E McCartv Street
2107 Rear Mo. Blv d.
200 Blk Filmore
719 Wicker Lane
2109 Edaewood Drive
1119 Darlene
636 Belmont
1210 Edaewood
1310 East Hiah Street
603 Me ir
Westwood I Wood Cliff
3032 Oak Va ll ey Drive
1901 Bassman
3 16 Ash Street
Satinwood Drive I Melodv
2207 Schell RidQe
1822 Cedar RidQe
2212 Oakview Drive
2600 Jason Road
138 Forest Hill
1225 High Cliff
1551 Bald Hill Road
619 Houchin
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Permit Description No
20829 Closed
20828 Closed
20825 Closed
20826 Closed
20827 Closed
20824 Closed
20822 Closed
20823 Closed
20821 Closed
20820 Closed
20819 Closed
20818 Closed
20817 Closed -Drivewav auestion
20815 Closed
20816 Closed
20814 Closed
20813 Closed
20811 Closed
20812 Closed
20751 Closed
20752 Closed
20749 Closed
20750 Closed
20748 Closed
20747 Closed
20746 Closed -New Main
20745 C losed -New Main
20743 C losed
20744 Closed
20742 Closed
20741 Closed
20739 Closed
20740 Closed
20737 Closed
20738 Closed
20734 C losed
20735 Closed
20736 Closed
20733 Closed
20731 Closed
20732 Closed
20730 Closed
20729 Closed
20728 Closed
20726 C losed
20727 Closed
20723 Closed
20724 Closed
20725 Closed -New Main
20722 C losed
20720 Closed
20721 C losed
20843 Closed
20838 Closed
20753 Closed
20754 C losed
20755 Closed
20846 C losed
Data work Data called Data Days
done in Completed Active
Missouri American Water
Street Cut and Right-of-Way
ovem er -CIY_, N b 1 2013 M 1 2018
Location
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Permit Description No