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.

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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. In response to Councilman 92 Henke’s question regarding the “fall zone,” the petitioner responded that a “fall zone of

Packet Page 6 of 100 93 a 50% radius of the height of the tower” could be made a requirement if they so desired. 94 Currently it is not a condition of the request. 95 In regards to Councilman Jones’s question, Mr. Schlichter explained that they 96 currently will have three locators on the pole as required by City Ordinance. If a switch 97 out is required, contractors will do maintenance at the site. A permit would be required 98 from the City to make any changes. 99 Caputa asked Mr. Schlichter to explain why some monopoles have flags and 100 some do not. He explained that installing a flag pole reduces co-locating capabilities 101 and creates a situation where two poles are required. An example of this situation is the 102 two poles, side-by-side at Bangert Park. The maintenance of the flags also creates 103 problem for municipalities. 104 Since the old Wedgewood Tennis Club is for sale, Councilman Hernandez asked 105 if the “fall zone” would affect this property. Mr. Schlichter responded that it would not 106 affect that site. 107 The Chair asked if there were any other citizens who would like to speak on said 108 public hearing. Being no persons who wished to speak, Councilman Caputa moved to 109 close P.H. #14-05-013, seconded by Schmidt. Motion carried. 110 The City Clerk reported that Public Hearing #14-05-014 to be held this night on 111 a request to establish a B-5 Planned Commercial District to allow for a new retail sales 112 building for the property located at 14070 New Halls Ferry Road had been advertised in 113 substantially the same form as appears in the foregoing publication and by posting the 114 property. The Chair declared the Public Hearing to be open and invited those who 115 wished to be heard to come forward. 116 Mark Doering and Doug Burr, petitioners for Dollar Tree, appeared before the 117 Council and explained that this request would actually be located on an out lot of the 118 Lowe’s Development. A cross-access agreement had been worked out with Auto Zone. 119 Dollar Tree will straighten out an existing property line by doing a boundary adjustment. 120 They will have one entrance at the Lowe’s existing entrance and another one at the rear 121 for loading. Dollar Tree will have 44 parking spaces. 122 There will be green space at the southwest corner of the site, landscaping on the 123 islands and around the parking lot as required by the city. There will be a masonry trash

Packet Page 7 of 100 124 enclosure at the rear of the site and proposed storm sewers. A 75 square feet pole sign 125 will be moved back 40 feet from the right of way in order to comply with City ordinance 126 and for uniformity. The footprint of the site will be 9,997 square foot with the exterior 127 to be 100% brink. The entrance off of Halls Ferry near Auto Tire will be narrowed 128 down to 30’ wide as required by MODOT. Construction will begin in approximately 129 60-75 days, depending upon permitting. 130 The Chair asked if there were any other citizens who would like to speak on said 131 public hearing. Being no persons who wished to speak, Councilman Hernandez moved 132 to close P.H. #14-05-014, seconded by Schildroth. Motion carried. 133 Councilman Hernandez moved to approve the Mayor’s request to appoint 134 Christine Peyerl, 13 Claire, to the Senior Citizen Commission as a member from Ward 5 135 for a term expiring on 5/12/2017, seconded by Schildroth. Motion carried. 136 Councilman Henke moved to approve the Mayor’s request to appoint Steve 137 Sutterer, 525 Clark, to the Traffic Commission as a member from Ward 6 for a term 138 expiring on 5/12/2018, seconded by Schildroth. Motion carried. 139 Councilman Hernandez moved to appoint Dan Call, 2055 Valencia, to the Board 140 of Adjustment as a member from Ward 9 for a term expiring on 5/12/2019, seconded by 141 Lee. Motion carried. 142 Councilman Hernandez moved to approve the Transfer of Special Use Permit 143 No. 3399 from Tom and Mary Anne Manning to Hurlbut Investments Florissant LLC 144 for the location and operation of a service station for the property located at 1280 N. 145 Hwy 67, seconded by Lee, Motion carried. Councilman Schildroth moved to suspend 146 the rules to hear from the petitioner, seconded by Lee. Motion carried. Mr. Hurlbut 147 stated that he was buying the business from the Mannings which had been in business 148 since 1959. Councilman Henke stated that the petitioner would be keeping the same 149 employees and that he does not plan on making any changes. 150 Councilman Lee moved to approve the request of Patricia Newman for a permit 151 to keep four hens for the property located at 1090 Randell Ct., seconded by Caputa. 152 Motion carried. 153 The Chair stated that the next item on the agenda was First Readings.

Packet Page 8 of 100 154 Councilman Hernandez introduced Bill No. 8991 An Ordinance authorizing a 155 Special Use Permit to allow for a car leasing business in a B-3 Zoning District for the 156 property located at 8115 N. Lindbergh and said bill was read for the first time by title 157 only. 158 Councilman Schildroth introduced Bill No. 8992 An Ordinance authorizing a 159 Special Use Permit to allow for a sign shop in a B-3 Zoning District for the property 160 located at 8215 N. Lindbergh and said bill was read for the first time. Councilman 161 Schildroth moved to postpone Bill No. 8992 to 5/27/2014, seconded by Lee. Motion 162 carried. 163 Councilman Caputa introduced Bill No. 8993 An Ordinance authorizing a 164 Special Use Permit to allow for a 100 foot monopole telecommunication tower in an R- 165 2 Zoning District for the property located at 15245 New Halls Ferry Road and said bill 166 was read for the first time. Councilman Lee moved for a second reading for the 167 purpose of discussion, seconded by Caputa. Councilman Lee requested that the 50 foot 168 fall zone stipulation be added to the ordinance before the next meeting, seconded by 169 Henke. Motion carried. Councilman Lee moved to postpone Bill No. 8993 to 170 5/27/2014, seconded by Schmidt. Motion carried. 171 Councilman Henke introduced Bill No. 8994 An Ordinance authorizing a 172 Transfer of Special Use Permit No. 3399 from Tom and Mary Anne Manning to 173 Hurlbut Investments Florissant LLC for the location and operation of a service station 174 located at 1280 N. Hwy. 67 and said bill was read for the first time. Councilman 175 Henke moved that Bill No. 8994 be read for a second time, seconded by Jones. Motion 176 carried and Bill No. 8994 was read for a second time. Councilman Henke moved that 177 Bill No. 8994 be read for a third time, seconded by Schildroth. On roll call the Council 178 voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, Hernandez yes, Lee yes, Jones yes, Eagan absent, 179 Caputa yes, Schildroth yes and Henke yes. Having received the unanimous vote of all 180 members present Bill No. 8994 was read for the third and final time and placed upon its 181 passage. Before the final vote all interested person were given an opportunity to be 182 heard. On roll call the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, Hernandez yes, Lee 183 yes, Jones yes, Eagan absent, Caputa yes, Schildroth yes and Henke yes. The Chair 184 declared Bill No. 8994 to have passed and said Bill became Ordinance No. 8039.

Packet Page 9 of 100 185 Councilman Schildroth introduced Bill No. 8995 An Ordinance deleting 186 Section 405.225 “Parking Regulations” and Section 405.230 “Off-Street Loading 187 Regulations” in their entirety and replacing them with new sections and said bill was 188 read for the first time by title only. 189 Councilman Schildroth introduced Bill No. 8996 An Ordinance repealing 190 Section 315.160 “Violations of Public Safety at Intersections and Automated 191 Enforcement of Traffic Control Signal Regulations” and said bill was read for the first 192 time. Councilman Schildroth moved that Bill No. 8996 be read for a second time, 193 seconded by Pagano. Motion carried and Bill No. 8996 was read for a second time. 194 Councilman Schildroth moved that Bill No. 8996 be read for a third time, seconded by 195 Lee. On roll call the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, Hernandez yes, Lee yes, 196 Jones yes, Eagan absent, Caputa yes, Schildroth yes and Henke yes. Having received 197 the unanimous vote of all members present Bill No. 8996 was read for the third and 198 final time and placed upon its passage. Before the final vote all interested person were 199 given an opportunity to be heard. On roll call the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt 200 yes, Hernandez yes, Lee yes, Jones yes, Eagan absent, Caputa yes, Schildroth yes and 201 Henke yes. The Chair declared Bill No. 8996 to have passed and said Bill became 202 Ordinance No. 8040. 203 Council as a Whole introduced Bill No. 8997 An Ordinance authorizing the 204 Mayor to execute an agreement consenting to the assignment of the Exclusive 205 Residential Solid Waste Collection Services Agreement with Meridian Waste Services, 206 LLC, to Here to Serve-Missouri Waste Division, LLC and said bill was read for the 207 first time. Councilman Lee moved that Bill No. 8997 be read for a second time, 208 seconded by Pagano. Councilman Lee moved to suspend the rules to hear from Mr. 209 Barcom, seconded by Schildroth. Motion carried. Mr. Barcom stated that he would be 210 staying on with the newly combined company and everything will remain the same. On 211 the motion for a second reading, motion carried and Bill No. 8997 was read for a 212 second time. Councilman Lee moved that Bill No. 8997 be read for a third time, 213 seconded by Pagano. On roll call the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, 214 Hernandez yes, Lee yes, Jones yes, Eagan absent, Caputa yes, Schildroth yes and 215 Henke yes.

Packet Page 10 of 100 216 Having received the unanimous vote of all members present Bill No. 8997 was 217 read for the third and final time and placed upon its passage. Before the final vote all 218 interested person were given an opportunity to be heard. Kevin O’Donnell, 512 219 Rancho Lane, asked if the contract with Meridian was up for renewal in two years and 220 would the new company be affected by the renewal. Mr. Hessel started it was up for 221 renewal in 3 years and the contract would not be affected by the merger. On roll call 222 the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, Hernandez yes, Lee yes, Jones yes, Eagan 223 absent, Caputa yes, Schildroth yes and Henke yes. The Chair declared Bill No. 8997 to 224 have passed and said Bill became Ordinance No. 8041. 225 Councilman Schmidt introduced Bill No. 8998 An Ordinance repealing Ord. 226 No. 7885 and designating Cap5 Advisors, LLC, as the preferred developer with respect 227 to the New Halls Ferry and Parker Road Redevelopment Area and said bill was read for 228 the first time by title only. 229 Councilman Schildroth introduced Bill No. 8999 An Ordinance appropriating 230 the sum of $900 from the General Revenue Fund to Acct. No. 0632 “Office Supplies” 231 for the purchase of office supplies for the golf course and said bill was read for the first 232 time by title only. 233 Councilman Schildroth moved to cancel the May 26, 2014 Council Meeting and 234 reschedule it for Tuesday, May 27, 2014, seconded by Caputa. Motion carried. 235 The next item on the Agenda was Council Announcements. 236 Councilman Caputa congratulated all the officers present as well as those 237 throughout the country for all they do. He also announced that it was National Police 238 Week. 239 Councilman Schildroth thanked the Police Department, city staff, Gary Gaydos, 240 Knights of Columbus and Pat Stinnett-Chairman of the Valley of Flowers committee. 241 The next item on the Agenda was Mayor Announcements. 242 The Mayor thanked the Knights of Columbus, city staff, Valley of Flowers 243 Committee and Police Department for their hard work. The family friendly festival was 244 one of the most successful in recent history. The circus was a tremendously popular 245 event as well.

Packet Page 11 of 100 246 The Torch Run will be coming to Florissant to benefit the Special Olympics on 247 May 22. 248 This Saturday the police department will be renamed the Robert G. Lowery Law 249 Enforcement Center at a dedication ceremony and open house beginning at 2 pm. 250 The Mayor stated that according to real estate statistics, home values are raising 251 in the city. 252 Councilman Schmidt moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Jones. Motion 253 carried. The meeting was adjourned at 8:24 p.m. 254 255 256 257 Karen Goodwin, City Clerk 258 259 260 The following Bills were signed by the Mayor: 261 262 8994 Ord. 8039 263 8986 Ord. 8040 264 8997 Ord. 8041 265

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CITY OF FLORISSANT CITY COUNCIL OPEN EXECUTIVE SESSION May 27th, 2014

The City Council of the City of Florissant met in open Executive session on Tuesday, May 27th, 2014 at 6:30 pm. in the Council Chambers at 955 rue St. Francois, with President Schildroth presiding. On Roll Call the following Council members were present: Schildroth, Jones, Henke, Schmidt, Eagan, Caputa, Lee absent, Hernandez absent and Pagano. Also present were Mayor Thomas Schneider, City Clerk Karen Goodwin and City Attorney John Hessel. The Chair stated that the only item on the agenda was the discussion of the proposed re- development of the Parker/ New Halls Ferry property. Bob Russell, Economic Development Director introduced the Edward Schweig and Tim Shields, representatives from Cap5 Advisors, LLC. Mr. Russell gave a brief history of the efforts to re-develop this area. He stated that a Request for Proposals was sent out and advertised and Cap5 Advisors was the only respondent. Mr. Schweig reviewed the process that has taken place over the past year. He stated that they first planned a cut and scrape approach only to find out that this method was not economically feasible. They are now planning to do an adaptive re-use of the property keeping the structure intact and renewing the face of the building. Mr. Schweig stated that they would like to make this a “Community Center” type of area. They want to build a two story office building that would house potentially an urgent care center and medical offices. They want to choose tenants that will attract the local residents. Councilman Schmidt asked about the Keeven Appliance store, Mr. Schweig stated that the Keeven Appliance store is not a part of this re-development. Councilman Jones asked about the Churches Chicken out lot. Mr. Schweig stated that they would like to move them to the main building and remove the out lot. There being no further business to discuss Councilman Jones motioned to adjourn, seconded by Schmidt. Motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 6:49 pm.

______Karen Goodwin City Clerk

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CITY OF FLORISSANT WORK SESSION MEETING MINUTES

May 22, 2014

The City Council met on Thursday, May 22, 2014 in the Council Chambers at 955 rue St. Francois Florissant, Missouri. Council members in attendance included: Caputa, Schildroth, Henke, Pagano, Schmidt, Lee, Jones. Eagan and Hernandez were excused. Also in attendance was Mayor Schneider, Deputy City Clerk Anita Moore and City Attorney John Hessel. Council President Schildroth stated that a quorum was present and the meeting was brought to order at 7:00 pm. Councilman Schildroth moved to call for a closed meeting in order to confer with the City Attorney pursuant to Section 610.021(1) of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, seconded by Lee. Motion carried. On Roll Call the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, Hernandez absent, Schildroth yes, Henke yes, Caputa yes, Jones yes, Lee yes and Eagan absent. The Council proceeded into closed session at 7:00 p.m. Discussion was had with the City Attorney regarding the Hancock amendment and fees. Councilman Schildroth moved to open the closed work session, seconded by Henke. On roll call the Council voted: Pagano yes, Schmidt yes, Hernandez absent, Schildroth yes, Henke yes, Caputa yes, Jones yes, Lee yes and Eagan absent. The Council proceeded into open session at 8:05 p.m. The next item on the agenda was solicitation at government buildings. The City Attorney explained the difference between solicitors, peddlers and canvassers. He also differentiated between private and public areas. Streets, sidewalks and parks are designated as public forum areas and have been for many years within the city. No “politicking” is allowed on public property and those individuals must move to the public forum area. Mr. Hessel recommended staying with the traditional public forum policy which was currently in place.

Packet Page 14 of 100 Canvassers/solicitors at a civic center can be asked to leave, just as they would be if the event was private, for example a wedding or meeting. The next item on the agenda concerned the sign ordinance. The City Attorney informed the Council that the political sign ordinance in commercial areas allows for a 16 square foot sign. He reminded them that, as a result of a lawsuit several years ago, there was no limit on the number political signs in a residential area although they must not exceed 6 square feet. Discussion was had as to whether or not the sign ordinance should be modified. The next item on the agenda was a request by Council for a list, per ward, of new residents who have moved into the City. Councilman Lee stated that they had gotten that list in the past, on a monthly basis, but no longer received it. He asked the administration if they could once again provide this information to the Council. Several Council members also requested a list of residents, both new and old, who reside in their wards. The Mayor stated that he would look into obtaining that information from the Public Works Department. Councilman Schildroth moved to revisit the fee issue at the work session in June after the requested information was obtained from the administration, seconded by Lee. Motion carried.

There being no further business to discuss Councilman Schildroth moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Stinnett, motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 9:12 p.m.

______Anita Moore Deputy City Clerk

Packet Page 15 of 100 2014 Beautiful Home Awards

Presented by the Citizens Participation Committee

Packet Page 16 of 100 Ward 1

1092 Fernbrook Donna & Mark Hasemeier Packet Page 17 of 100 Ward 2

1200 Lindsay Packet Page 18 of 100 Robert & Debbie Carmack Ward 3

1695 Layven Larry & Marleen Kendrick

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2670 Radcliffe Brian & Anna Wolff

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205 St. Diana

Packet Page 21 of 100 Donald & Gloria Schillermann Ward 6

435 St. Joseph Larry & Mary Ann Paubel Packet Page 22 of 100 Ward 7

9 St. Thomas

Packet Page 23 of 100 Phil & Pat Scaglione Ward 8

2565 Greenberry Dorothy & Steve Podry Packet Page 24 of 100 Ward 9

1410 Lisa Brigid Gilbert Packet Page 25 of 100 Mayor’s Choice Award

150 St. Nicholas Luis & Debbie Campos Packet Page 26 of 100 Congratulations to All of the Beautiful Home Award Winners!

Thank You for your dedication and hard work!

Packet Page 27 of 100 Packet Page 28 of 100 Packet Page 29 of 100 1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN EAGAN 2 MAY 27, 2014 3 4 5 BILL NO. 8992 ORDINANCE NO. 6 7 AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO 8 NASHARAMA INC. D/B/A SIGNARAMA FOR THE OPERATION OF A 9 SIGN SHOP LOCATED AT 8215 N. LINDBERGH. 10 11 WHEREAS, the Florissant Zoning Ordinance authorizes the City Council of the City of 12 Florissant, by Special Use Permit, after public hearing thereon, to permit the operation of a sign 13 shop; and 14 WHEREAS, an application has been filed by Nasharama Inc. d/b/a Signarama for the 15 operation of a sign shop located at 8215 N. Lindbergh; and 16 WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Florissant, at their 17 meeting of April 21, 2014 has recommended that the said Special Use Permit be granted with 18 certain conditions; and 19 WHEREAS, due notice of public hearing no. 14-05-012 on said application to be held on 20 the May 12, 2014 at 7:00 P.M. by the Council of the City of Florissant was duly published, held 21 and concluded; and 22 WHEREAS, the Council, following said public hearing, and after due and careful 23 consideration, has concluded that the granting of the Special Use Permit as hereinafter provided 24 would be in the best interest of the City of Florissant. 25 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 26 FLORISSANT, ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 27 28 Section l: A Special Use Permit is hereby granted to Nasharama Inc. d/b/a Signarama to 29 operate a sign shop located at 8215 N. Lindbergh. 30 Section 2: Said Permit herein authorized shall remain in full force and effect and subject 31 to all of the ordinances of the City of Florissant. 32 Section 3: When the named permittee discontinues the operation of said business, the 33 Special Use Permit herein granted shall no longer be in force and effect. 34 Section 4: This ordinance shall become in force and effect immediately upon its passage 35 and approval.

Packet Page 30 of 100 36 37 Adopted this ______day of ______, 2014. 38 39 40 ______41 Keith Schildroth 42 President of the Council 43 City of Florissant 44 45 Approved this ______day of ______, 2014. 46 47 48 ______49 Thomas P. Schneider 50 Mayor, City of Florissant 51 52 53 ATTEST: 54 55 ______56 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 57 City Clerk 58

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Public Hearing

In accordance with 405.310 of the Florissant Zoning Code a Public Hearing will be held by the City Council of Florissant, Mo. in the Council Chambers, 955 Rue St. Francois, on Monday, May 12th, 2014 at 7:00 P.M. on the following proposition: To authorize a Special Use Permit to allow for a sign shop in a B-3 Zoning District for the property located at 8215 N. Lindbergh (legal description to govern). Citizens will have an opportunity to be heard. Anyone with special needs should contact the City Clerk at least 5 days before said public hearing by calling 839-7630 or TDD 839-5142. CITY OF FLORISSANT, Karen Goodwin, MMC, MRCC City Clerk

Packet Page 32 of 100 Packet Page 33 of 100 Packet Page 34 of 100 Packet Page 35 of 100 Packet Page 36 of 100 Packet Page 37 of 100 Packet Page 38 of 100 1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN HERNANDEZ 2 MAY 27TH, 2014 3 4 BILL NO. 9000 ORDINANCE NO. 5 6 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE REZONING OF THE PROPERTY 7 AT 14070 NEW HALLS FERRY ROAD FROM THE EXISTING B-5 8 PLANNED COMMERICIAL DISTRICT TO A NEW B-5 PLANNED 9 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A RETAIL 10 SALES BUILDING. 11 12 WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 1625, as amended, establishes within the City of Florissant 13 district classifications for the purpose of regulating their construction and use of land, buildings 14 and property within the said various districts, and said Ordinance provides the nature, kind and 15 character of buildings that may be erected in each of the said districts and the use to which the 16 land and buildings may be put; and 17 WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Florissant has 18 recommended to the City Council at their meeting of April 21st, 2014 that Ordinance No. 1625 be 19 amended to change the classification of the property at 14070 New Halls Ferry Rd. from an 20 existing B-5 Planned Commercial District to a new B-5 Planned Commercial District ; and 21 WHEREAS, due and lawful notice of a public hearing no. 14-05-014 on said proposed 22 zoning change was duly published, held and concluded on Monday, May 12th, 2014 at 7:00 P.M. 23 by the Council of the City of Florissant; and 24 WHEREAS, the Council, following said public hearing, and after due and careful 25 deliberation, has concluded that the amendment of Ordinance No. 1625, as amended, as 26 hereinafter set forth, to be in the best interest of the public health, safety and welfare of the City 27 of Florissant; and 28 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 29 FLORISSANT, ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 30 31 Section 1: Ordinance No. 1625, as amended, is hereby further amended by changing the 32 classification of the following described property from an existing B-5 Planned Commercial 33 District to a new B-5 Planned Commercial District: 34 35 14070 New Halls Ferry Rd. 36

Packet Page 39 of 100 37 Section 2: The authority and approval embodied in this Ordinance is granted subject to 38 all ordinances of the City of Florissant and on condition that the development and plan for the 39 B-5 Planned Commercial District be carried out in accordance with the preliminary plans dated 40 dated 10/17/13 by Doering Engineering, Floor Plan A-1.0, Exterior Elevations A2.0, Site 41 Lighting and Photo metrics Plan C-7.0, Dumpster Enclosure Plan and Sections all by CGL, dated 42 4/14/14, Color Elevations entitled Dollar Tree – Freestander by RRMM Architects and Sign 43 package by Jones Sign, dated 4/14/14, subject to the regulations of the ‘B-5’ Planned 44 Commercial District, with permitted uses allowed being those within the B-3 “Extensive 45 Business District” without a Special Permit, and the following additional requirements: 46 47 1. PERMITTED USES 48 The uses permitted for this property shall be limited to a retail sales establishment and 49 those within the ‘B-3 “Extensive Business District” without a Special Permit. Other 50 uses than those permitted shall require approval by amendment to this B-5 Ordinance. 51 52 2. FLOOR AREA, HEIGHT AND BUILDING REQUIREMENTS 53 The building space shall be limited to a single story 9990 s.f. building with uses 54 permitted within the B-3 “Extensive Business District” without a Special Permit. 55 56 3. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 57 In addition to all other requirements, uses within the "B-5" Planned Commercial 58 District shall conform to the most restrictive performance standards as follows: 59 1. Vibration. Every use shall be so operated that the maximum ground 60 vibration generated is not perceptible without instruments at any point on 61 the lot line of the lot on which the use is located. 62 2. Odor. Every use shall be so operated that no offensive or objectionable 63 odor is perceptible at any point on the lot line on which the use is located. 64 3. Smoke. Every use shall be so operated that no smoke from any source 65 shall be emitted of a greater density than the density described as No. 1 on 66 the Ringelmann Chart as published by the United States Bureau of Mines. 67 4. Toxic gases. Every use shall be so operated that there is no emission of 68 toxic, noxious or corrosive fumes or gases. 69 5. Emission of dirt, dust, fly ash and other forms of particulate matter. 70 Emission of dirt, dust, fly ash and other forms of particulate matter shall 71 not exceed eighty-five one-hundredths (0.85) pounds per one thousand 72 (1,000) pounds of gases of which amount not to exceed five-tenths (0.5) 73 pound per one thousand (1,000) pounds of gases shall be of such size as to 74 be retained on a 325-mesh U.S. standard sieve. In the case of emission of 75 fly ash or dust from a stationary furnace or a combustion device, these 76 standards shall apply to a condition of fifty percent (50%) excess air in the

Packet Page 40 of 100 77 stack at full load, which standards shall be varied in proportion to the 78 deviation of the percentage of excess air from fifty percent (50%). 79 6. Radiation. Every use shall be so operated that there is no dangerous 80 amount of radioactive emissions. 81 7. Glare and heat. Any operation producing intense glare or heat shall be 82 performed in an enclosure in such a manner as to be imperceptible along 83 any lot line. 84 8. Screening. 85 a. All mechanical equipment, air-handling units, cooling towers, 86 condensers, etc., on roof or grade shall be screened architecturally in such 87 a manner as to be a part of the design of the building. 88 b. Incinerators and stacks shall be enclosed in the same material as the 89 main exterior building material. 90 91 4. TRASH ENCLOSURES 92 Trash container shall be kept within a gated sight-proof fenced area as shown on 93 the Dumpster Enclosure Plan dated 4/14/14, at the Southeast corner of the parking 94 lot. 95 96 97 5. PLAN SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS 98 A final site development plan shall be submitted to the Building Commissioner to 99 review for compliance to this ordinance and other city ordinances prior to 100 issuance of land disturbance permits or building permits. Final Development Plan 101 shall include improvements as shown on Site Plan dated 10/17/13 by Doering 102 Engineering, Floor Plan A-1.0, Exterior Elevations A2.0, Site Lighting and 103 Photometrics Plan C-7.0, Dumpster Enclosure Plan and Sections all by CGL, 104 dated 4/14/14, Color Elevations entitiled Dollar Tree – Freestander by RRMM 105 Architects and Sign package by Jones Sign, dated 4/14/14 attached. 106 107 3. SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN CRITERIA: 108 109 a. Height, Area And Bulk Restrictions: 110 111 1. Height, Area And Bulk Regulations. The height, area and bulk regulations for 112 uses in the "B-3" Extensive Commercial District 113 114 b. Internal Drives: 115 116 (1) There shall be parking to be indicated on the Final Development Plan as 117 shown on Site Plan dated 10/17/13 by Doering Engineering. 118 119 c. Minimum Parking/Loading Space Requirements. 120 121 (1) There shall be a minimum of 44 required parking spaces provided on the 122 property.

Packet Page 41 of 100 123 124 d. Road Improvements, Access and Sidewalks 125 Final Development shall include MoDOT/regulatory approvals for roadway 126 changes at curb cut modification at New Halls Ferry. 127 128 e. Lighting Requirements. 129 130 Lighting of the property shall comply with the following standards and 131 requirements: 132 133 (1) The light level for parking lot lighting shall be 0.5 fc minimum. Poles and 134 fixtures shall be a maximum height of site lighting, including base, light 135 fixture and light standard, shall be 25 feet above grade. 136 137 (2) All site lighting and exterior building lighting shall be directed down and 138 inward 139 140 f. Sign Requirements. 141 142 (1) There shall be one post sign and 2 wall signs as shown located on the Sign 143 package by Jones Sign, dated 4/14/14 attached. 144 145 (2) All signage shall comply with the City of Florissant sign ordinance for 146 commercial districts, including location of the post sign behind the 40’ 147 front setback. 148 149 150 g. Landscaping and Fencing. 151 152 Irrigated Landscape shall be indicated on the Final Development Plan, shall be as 153 shown on Site Plan dated 10/17/13 by Doering Engineering and shall include 3 154 additional frontage trees along New Halls Ferry. 155 156 157 (1) Any modifications to the landscaping shall be reviewed and approved by the 158 Planning and Zoning Commission. 159 160 h. Storm Water. 161 162 Storm Water and drainage facilities shall comply with the following standards and 163 requirements: 164 165 (1) The Director of Public Works shall review the storm water plans to assure that 166 storm water flow will have no adverse affect the neighboring properties. 167

Packet Page 42 of 100 168 (2) No building permits shall be issued until the storm water plan has been 169 approved by the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District. 170 171 i. Miscellaneous Design Criteria. 172 173 (1) All applicable parking, circulation, sidewalks, and all other site design features 174 shall comply with the Florissant City Code. 175 176 (2) All storm water and drainage facilities shall be constructed, and all 177 landscaping shall be installed, prior to occupancy of the building, unless 178 remitted by the Director of Public Works due to weather related factors. 179 180 (3) All mechanical equipment, electrical equipment, and communication 181 equipment shall be screened in accordance with the Florissant Zoning Code. 182 183 (4) The exterior design of the buildings shall be constructed in accordance with 184 the Exterior Elevations drawing 2.0 dated 4/14/14 and color elevations 185 presented as approved by the Florissant Planning and Zoning Commission and 186 attached hereto, however, all walls shall be constructed using 100% 187 masonry as defined by the Florissant City Code, (cultured stone sill and 188 EIFS cornice excepted). 189 190 (5) All other requirements of the Florissant Municipal Code and other ordinances 191 of the city shall be complied with unless otherwise allowed by this ordinance. 192 193 (6) Properly amend Ord. Ordinance 6266 for Lowe’s to adjust for parking 194 ratios and landscape changes. 195 196 (7) Passage of an ordinance for this ‘B-5’ is predicated on the passage of 197 revisions to the Zoning Code to adopt the Model Parking Ordinance rev. 198 4/8/14, or otherwise changing section 405.225 of the Zoning Code parking 199 ratios to bring the design into compliance with the Florissant City Code. 200 201 202 7. FINAL SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 203 A final site development plan shall be submitted to the Building Commissioner to 204 review for compliance with the applicable "B-5" Planned Commercial 205 Development ordinance prior to recording. Any variations from the ordinance 206 approved by the City Council and/or the conceptual plans attached to such 207 ordinance shall be processed in accordance with the procedure established in the 208 Florissant Zoning Code. 209 210 8. AMENDMENTS TO THE SITE AND EXTERIOR BUILDING PLANS: 211 Any changes to the approved plans attached hereto must be reviewed by the Building 212 Commissioner. The Building Commissioner must make a determination as to the extent 213 of the changes per the following procedure:

Packet Page 43 of 100 214 215 1. The property owner or designate representative shall submit in writing a request 216 for an amendment to the approved plans. The building commissioner shall 217 review the plans for consistency with the purpose and content of the proposal as 218 originally or previously advertised for public hearing and shall make an advisory 219 determination. 220 2. If the building commissioner determines that the requested amendment is not 221 consistent in purpose and content with the nature of the purpose as originally 222 proposed or previously advertised for the public hearing, then an amendment to 223 the special use permit shall be required and a review and recommendation by the 224 planning and zoning commission shall be required and a new public hearing shall 225 be required before the City 226 Council. 227 3. If the building commissioner determines that the proposed revisions are 228 consistent with the purpose and content with the nature of the public hearing then 229 a determination of non-necessity of a public hearing shall be made. 230 4. Determination of minor changes: If the building commissioner determines that an 231 amendment to the special use permit is not required and that the changes to the 232 plans are minor in nature the Building Commissioner may approve said changes. 233 5. Determination of major changes: If the Building Commissioner determines that 234 an amendment to the B-5 is not required but the changes are major in nature, then 235 the owner shall submit an application for review and approval by the Planning 236 and Zoning commission. 237 238 9. VERIFICATION PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY PERMIT 239 a. Any new roadway improvements shall be approved by MoDOT and completed 240 prior to the issuance of any final occupancy permit. 241 242 b. Any new stormwater detention shall be completed prior to the issuance of any 243 occupancy permit. 244 c. All fencing and/or landscaping intended as screening properties shall be completed 245 prior to the issuance of any occupancy permit, unless remitted by the Director of 246 Public Works due to weather related factors. 247 248 10. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS. 249 a. Unless, and except to the extent, otherwise specifically provided herein, 250 development shall be effected only in accordance with all ordinances of the City 251 of Florissant. 252 253 b. The Department of Public Works shall enforce the conditions of this ordinance in 254 accordance with the Final Site Development Plan approved by the Planning & 255 Zoning Commission and all other ordinances of the City of Florissant. 256 257 258 259

Packet Page 44 of 100 260 11. PROJECT COMPLETION. 261 Construction shall start within 90 days of the issuance of building permits for the 262 project and shall be developed in accordance of the approved final development plan 263 within 18 months of start of construction. 264 265 Section 3: The application and preliminary plans are returned to the Building 266 Commissioner for consideration of a Final Site Development Plan, pursuant to Title IV of the 267 Florissant Zoning Ordinance. 268 Section 4: Failure to develop the said Planned Commercial District in accordance with 269 the above-described procedures and restrictions shall be cause for revision of the zoning 270 of said property back to the previous zoning classification, in accordance with Title IV of the 271 Florissant Zoning Ordinance. 272 273 Section 5: This ordinance shall become in full force and effect immediately upon its 274 passage and approval. 275 Adopted this day of , 2014. 276 277 ______278 Keith Schildroth 279 President of the Council 280 City of Florissant 281 Approved this _____ day of , 2014. 282 283 ______284 Thomas P. Schneider 285 Mayor, City of Florissant 286 ATTEST: 287 288 ______289 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 290 City Clerk

Packet Page 45 of 100 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 405.135 of the Florissant City Code, the Zoning Ordinance, as amended, that a Public Hearing will be held by the City Council of the City of Florissant, St. Louis County, Missouri, in the Council Chambers, 955 Rue St. Francois, on Monday, May 12th, 2014 at 7:00 P.M. on the following proposition, to-wit: To establish a B-5 Planned Commercial District ordinance to allow for a new retail sales building in a B-5 Zoning District for the property located at 14070 New Halls Ferry Rd. (legal description to govern). Citizens and parties of interest will have the opportunity to be heard at said public hearing. Anyone with special needs should contact the City Clerk at least 5 days before said public hearing by calling 839-7630 or TDD 839-5142.

CITY OF FLORISSANT, Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC City Clerk.

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29 transferred from Jets Midwest LLC d/b/a Quizno’s to CNMS, LLC d/b/a Firehouse

30 Subs for the operation of a restaurant located at 2312 N. Hwy 67.

31 Section 2: The Special Use Permit herein authorized shall terminate if the 32 restaurant ceases operation for a period of more than ninety (90) days or when the 33 named permittee ceases to be the owner and operator of the said restaurant operation. 34 Section 3: This ordinance shall become in force and effect immediately upon 35 its passage and approval. 36 37 Packet Page 91 of 100 38 Adopted this _____ day of ______, 2014. 39 40 41 ______42 Joseph Eagan 43 President of the Council 44 City of Florissant 45 46 Approved this _____ day of ______, 2014. 47 48 49 ______50 Thomas P. Schneider 51 Mayor, City of Florissant 52 53 ATTEST: 54 55 ______56 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 57 City Clerk

Packet Page 92 of 100 1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN EAGAN 2 JUNE 9, 2014 3 4 BILL NO. 9003 ORDINANCE NO. 5 6 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN APPROPRIATION OF $144,000 7 FROM THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND TO ACCOUNT NO. 0354 8 “SIDEWALK REPAIR” FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING THE 9 BACKLOG OF SIDEWALK REPAIRS. 10 11 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FLORISSANT, ST. LOUIS 12 COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 13 14 Section 1: There is hereby appropriated and set apart from the Capital Improvement 15 Fund of the City of Florissant the amount of $144,000 to Acct. No. 0354 “Sidewalk Repairs” for 16 the purpose of reducing the backlog of sidewalk repairs. 17 18 Section 2: This ordinance shall become in force and effect immediately upon its 19 passage and approval. 20 Adopted this _____ day of ______, 2014. 21 22 ______23 Joseph Eagan 24 President of the Council 25 City of Florissant 26 27 Approved this _____ day of ______, 2014. 28 29 ______30 Thomas P. Schneider 31 Mayor, City of Florissant 32 ATTEST: 33 34 ______35 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 36 City Clerk

Packet Page 93 of 100 1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN EAGAN 2 JUNE 9, 2014 3 4 BILL NO. 9004 ORDINANCE NO. 5 6 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN APPROPRIATION OF $424,500 7 FROM THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND TO ACCOUNT NO. 0361 8 “CAPITAL ADDITIONS” FOR VEHICLE REPLACEMENT FOR THE 9 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. 10 11 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FLORISSANT, ST. LOUIS 12 COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 13 14 Section 1: There is hereby appropriated and set apart from the Capital Improvement 15 Fund of the City of Florissant the amount of $424,500 to Acct. No. 0361 “Capital Additions” for 16 the replacement of several vehicles for the Public Works Department. 17 Section 2: This ordinance shall become in force and effect immediately upon its 18 passage and approval. 19 Adopted this _____ day of ______, 2014. 20 21 ______22 Joseph Eagan 23 President of the Council 24 City of Florissant 25 26 Approved this _____ day of ______, 2014. 27 28 ______29 Thomas P. Schneider 30 Mayor, City of Florissant 31 ATTEST: 32 33 ______34 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 35 City Clerk

Packet Page 94 of 100 1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN EAGAN 2 JUNE 9, 2014 3 4 BILL NO. 9005 ORDINANCE NO. 5 6 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A TRANSFER OF $60,000 FROM 7 ACCOUNT NO. 4839 “ICE/SNOW REMOVAL” TO ACCOUNT NO. 4810 8 “SALARIES” FOR OVERTIME FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS 9 DEPARTMENT. 10 11 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FLORISSANT, ST. LOUIS 12 COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 13 14 Section 1: There is hereby authorized a transfer of $60,000 from account no. 4839 15 “Ice/Snow Removal” to account number 4810 “Salaries” to cover overtime in Public Works. 16 Section 2: This ordinance shall become in force and effect immediately upon its passage 17 and approval. 18 19 Adopted this day of , 2014. 20 21 22 ______23 Joseph Eagan 24 President of the Council 25 City of Florissant 26 27 Approved this day of , 2014. 28 29 30 ______31 Thomas P. Schneider 32 Mayor, City of Florissant 33 34 ATTEST: 35 36 ______37 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 38 City Clerk 39

Packet Page 95 of 100 1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN EAGAN 2 JUNE 9, 2014 3 4 BILL NO. 9006 ORDINANCE NO. 5 6 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A TRANSFER OF $10,000 FROM 7 ACCOUNT NO. 4839 “ICE/SNOW REMOVAL” TO ACCOUNT NO. 4827 8 “GASOLINE” FOR ADDITIONAL GASOLINE EXPENSES FOR THE 9 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 10 11 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FLORISSANT, ST. LOUIS 12 COUNTY, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: 13 14 Section 1: There is hereby authorized a transfer of $10,000 from account number 15 account no. 4839 “Ice/Snow Removal” to account number 4827 “Gasoline” for additional 16 gasoline expenses for the Public Works Department. 17 Section 2: This ordinance shall become in force and effect immediately upon its passage 18 and approval. 19 20 Adopted this day of , 2014. 21 22 23 ______24 Joseph Eagan 25 President of the Council 26 City of Florissant 27 28 Approved this day of , 2014. 29 30 31 ______32 Thomas P. Schneider 33 Mayor, City of Florissant 34 35 ATTEST: 36 37 ______38 Karen Goodwin, MMC/MRCC 39 City Clerk 40

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