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Page 1 of 3 I. PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL of MEMBERS III. APPROVAL of MINUTES Meeting and Executive Minutes of May 27 FLORISSANT CITY COUNCIL AGENDA City Hall 955 rue St. Francois th Monday, June 9 , 2014 7:00 PM Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES • Meeting and Executive Minutes of May 27 , 2014 • Work Session Minutes of May 22, 2014 IV. BEAUTIFUL HOME AWARDS Ward Address Owners Name Ward 1 1092 Fernbrook Donna & Mark Hasemeier Ward 2 1200 Lindsay Robert & Debbie Carmack Ward 3 1695 Layven Larry & Marleen Kendrick Ward 4 2670 Radcliffe Brian & Anna Wolff Ward 5 205 St. Diana Donald & Gloria Schillermann Ward 6 435 St. Joseph Larry & Mary Ann Paubel Ward 7 9 St. Thomas Phil & Pat Scaglione Ward 8 2565 Greenberry Dorothy & Steve Podry Ward 9 1410 Lisa Brigid Gilbert Mayors Choice 150 St. Nicholas Luis & Debbie Campos Page 1 of 3 V. HEARING FROM CITIZENS VI. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Email dated May 22, 2014 from John Engelmeyer regarding agenda items. VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS None VIII. OLD BUSINESS A. SECOND READINGS 8992 Ordinance authorizing a Special Use Permit to allow for a sign Eagan Application shop in a B-3 Zoning district for the property located at 8215 N. Staff Rpt. Lindbergh. 9000 Ordinance to establish a B-5 Planned Commercial District Hernandez Application Ordinance to allow for a new retail sales building in a B-5 Zoning Staff Rpt District for the property located at 14070 New Halls Ferry Rd. Plans IX. NEW BUSINESS A. BOARD APPOINTMENTS B. REQUESTS Ward 9 Request to transfer Special Use Permit No. 6231 from Jets Maureen Midwest LLC d/b/a Quizno’s to CNMS, LLC d/b/a Firehouse Selzler Application Subs for the operation of a restaurant located at 2312 N. Hwy 67. Page 2 of 3 C. BILLS FOR FIRST READING E9002 Ordinance authorizing a transfer of Special Use Permit No. 6231 Hernandez from Jets Midwest LLC d/b/a Quizno’s to CNMS, LLC d/b/a Application Firehouse Subs for the operation of a restaurant located at 2312 N. Hwy 67. 9003 Ordinance authorizing an appropriation of $144,000 from the Eagan Capital Improvement Fund to account no. 0354 “Sidewalk Memo Repair” for the purpose of reducing the backlog of sidewalk repairs. 9004 Ordinance authorizing an appropriation of $424,500 from the Eagan Capital Improvement Fund to Account No. 0361 “Capital Memo Additions” for vehicle replacement for the Public Works Department. 9005 Ordinance authorizing a transfer of $60,000 from Account No. 4839 “Ice/ Snow Removal” to Account No. 4810 “Salaries” for Memo overtime for the Public Works Department. 9006 Ordinance authorizing a transfer of $10,000 from Account No. 4839 “ Ice/Snow Removal” to Account No. 4827 “Gasoline” for Memo additional gasoline expenses for the Public Works Department. X. COUNCIL ANNOUNCEMENTS XI. MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR XII. ADJOURNMENT THIS AGENDA WAS POSTED AT THE FLORISSANT CITY HALL ON JUNE 6TH AT 12:00 PM ON THE BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. ANY ONE WISHING TO ATTEND THE COUNCIL MEETING WHO HAS SPECIAL NEEDS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK’S OFFICE AT 839-7630 OR TDD 839-5142 BY NOON ON MONDAY, JUNE 9TH, 2014. Page 3 of 3 1 CITY OF FLORISSANT 2 3 4 COUNCIL MINUTES 5 6 May 12, 2014 7 8 The Florissant City Council met in regular session at Florissant City Hall at 955 9 rue St. Francois on Monday, May 12, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. with Council President Keith 10 Schildroth presiding. The Chair asked everyone in attendance to stand and join Boy 11 Scout Troop 186 in the Pledge of Allegiance. 12 On Roll Call the following were present: Pagano, Schmidt, Hernandez, Lee, 13 Jones, Caputa, Schildroth and Henke. Councilman Eagan was excused. Also present 14 was Mayor Thomas P. Schneider, City Attorney John Hessel and City Clerk Karen 15 Goodwin. A quorum being present the Chair stated that the Council was in session for 16 the transaction of business. 17 Councilwoman Pagano moved to approve the Executive and Meeting Minutes of 18 4/28/2014, seconded by Hernandez. Motion carried. 19 The next item on the agenda was a Proclamation, read in its entirety, regarding 20 “National Police Week.” Mayor Schneider and Council President Schildroth 21 commended Captain Lowery and the Florissant Police Department on their excellent 22 department and in keeping the residents of Florissant safe. Captain Lowery praised the 23 excellent job that the officers provide to the residents and reminded everyone of 24 Florissant Officers Noser, Reif and Freneau, who have all died in the line of duty. 25 The next item on the agenda was Commendations. 26 Officer Nicholas Osmer 27 Officer Shaun Kummer 28 Officer Gary Niemann 29 Officer Tyler Italiano 30 Officer Mike Reiter 31 Officer Alex Nilson 32 Officer Kyle Feldman Packet Page 4 of 100 33 Officer Chris Easton 34 Officer Steve Michael 35 Detective Tim Green 36 The next item on the agenda was Hearing from Citizens. 37 Bill Kiefer, 9472 Yorktown, announced that the Vietnam Veterans of Florissant 38 would be hosting a fundraiser for homeless veterans on August 2 at the Cardinal 39 Baseball Game. 40 Heather Cushing, Our Urgent Care, 3433 N. Hwy. 67, invited the community to 41 their ribbon cutting ceremony on May 22 at 11:00. Also, they will be hosting a health 42 fair and blood drive on May 31 from noon until 3:00. 43 The next item on the Agenda was Communications of which there were none. 44 The City Clerk reported that Public Hearing #14-05-011 to be held this night on 45 a request to authorize a Special Use Permit to allow for a car leasing business in a B-3 46 Zoning District for the property located at 8115 N. Lindbergh had been advertised in 47 substantially the same form as appears in the foregoing publication and by posting the 48 property. The Chair declared the Public Hearing to be open and invited those who 49 wished to be heard to come forward. 50 Donny Pruitt, petitioner, explained that he would like to move their existing car 51 leasing business from its current location further down N. Highway 67 to a new facility. 52 The primary concern of the Planning and Zoning Commission was handicapped parking 53 which Mr. Pruitt has addressed. Councilman Schildroth stated that he had received 54 correspondence from Councilman Eagan stating that he was in full support of the 55 project. 56 The Chair asked if there were any other citizens who would like to speak on said 57 public hearing. Being no persons who wished to speak, Councilman Lee moved to 58 close P.H. #14-05-011, seconded by Jones. Motion carried. 59 The City Clerk reported that Public Hearing #14-05-012 to be held this night on 60 a request to authorize a Special Use Permit to allow for a sign shop in a B-3 Zoning 61 District for the property located at 8215 N. Lindbergh had been advertised in 62 substantially the same form as appears in the foregoing publication and by posting the Packet Page 5 of 100 63 property. The Chair declared the Public Hearing to be open and invited those who 64 wished to be heard to come forward. 65 The Chair asked if there were any other citizens who would like to speak on said 66 public hearing. The petitioner failed to appear. Being no persons who wished to speak, 67 Councilman Henke moved to postpone P.H. #14-05-012 until 5/27/2014, seconded by 68 Schildroth. Motion carried. 69 The City Clerk reported that Public Hearing #14-05-013 to be held this night on 70 a request to authorize a Special Use Permit to allow for a 100 foot monopole 71 telecommunication tower in an R-2 Zoning District for the property located at 15245 72 New Halls Ferry Road had been advertised in substantially the same form as appears in 73 the foregoing publication and by posting the property. The Chair declared the Public 74 Hearing to be open and invited those who wished to be heard to come forward. 75 Matt Schlichter, petitioner representing AT & T and Tower Co., explained that 76 AT & T needed enhanced coverage/demand in the northern area of the city and county. 77 They normally prefer to co-locate on an existing pole but if there were no structures 78 available, they would have to construct a new one. The current owner of the property is 79 the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 15245 New Halls Ferry Road. The pole will have two 80 platforms for other carriers which is required by Florissant’s Code, will have no wires or 81 large base, and will be constructed to withstand tornadoes and gale force winds. The 82 flood plain has dictated where the pole will be located. They will need a side yard 83 setback variance of 17.9 feet. The antennas will be located at a height of 75 feet. As an 84 alternative to the landscaping/screening requirement, the Code allows for a decorative, 85 maintenance-free Symtec fence which Mr. Schlichter is requesting. The Planning and 86 Zoning Commission had expressed concerns about parking issues. Mr. Schlichter stated 87 that they had solved the problem by increasing the parking by 20 spaces which met the 88 City’s code. 89 The tower, which is set back from the rear of the property by 50 feet, can be 90 designed to fall within a 50% radius of the height of the tower from its base. As a result 91 the tower will not encroach on the property to the rear.
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