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CITY COUNCIL ACTION

The Columbia City Council held its regular meeting yesterday in the Daniel Boone Building, 701 E. Broadway. In attendance were First Ward Councilwoman Almeta Crayton, Second Ward Councilman Chris Janku, Third Ward Councilman Karl Skala, Fourth Ward Councilman Jerry Wade, Fifth Ward Councilwoman Laura Nauser, Sixth Ward Councilwoman Barbara Hoppe and Mayor Darwin Hindman.

PUBLIC HEARINGS

A. Rezoned property on the west side of Rock Quarry Road, north of Rolling Rock Road from A-1 to PUD-3.

B. Annexed five tracts of land between Bethel Church Road and Route K, south of Old Plank Road; establishing permanent R-1, R-2 and PUD-5 zoning.

C. Tabled a petition for voluntary annexation of a tract of land between Bethel Church Road and Route K, south of Old Plank Road; establishing permanent R-2 zoning.

D. Rezoned property on the south side of Stadium Boulevard (Route E), about one-quarter mile west of Sunflower Street from A-1 to R-1.

E. Authorized the upgrade of a water main along East Broadway, between Garth Avenue and Second Street.

F. Authorized construction of water mains serving Monterey Hills Plat 2; providing for payment of differential costs.

G. Authorized construction of water mains serving Bellwood Plat 1; providing for payment of differential costs.

H. Called for bids for construction of improvements to the tennis court complex at Cosmo-Bethel Park and Gentry Middle School; authorizing an agreement with Columbia Public Schools; appropriating funds.

OLD BUSINESS

A. Tabled a bill to approve the preliminary plat of The Overlook along both sides of West Broadway, extended; setting forth conditions of approval.

B. Amended Chapter 27 of the city code as it relates to small-scale solar generators; authorizing the city manager to execute agreements for interconnection and net metering for solar-powered electrical facilities.

C. Amended Chapters 22 and 27 of the city code to establish time limits for back-billing residential utility customers.

D. Authorized an agreement with Jeffrey L. Bruce & Co. LLC for professional landscape architectural services relating to the City Hall Plaza and Streetscape Project.

CONSENT AGENDA

A. Approved the final plat of Howell Subdivision on the west side of Strawn Road (Route ZZ), about 750 feet north of West Broadway (101 Strawn Road); authorizing a performance contract.

B. Vacated unused street right of way for West Ash Street, between Park De Ville Drive and Orleans Court; accepting grants of easements for underground utility purposes.

C. Vacated two drainage easements on the north side of Route WW, east of Cedar Grove Boulevard within Old Hawthorne Plat 2.

D. Vacated an electrical easement on the north side of Nifong Boulevard, east of Bethel Street within the replat of Lot 3, Rockbridge Subdivision Block V.

E. Accepted conveyances for temporary construction and temporary access purposes.

F. Amended Chapter 4 of the city code as it relates to consumption of alcohol by minors.

G. Set a public hearing: voluntary annexation of 32 lots in Prairie Hills subdivision on the east side of Creasy Springs Road, generally west of the city limits.

H. Set a public hearing: voluntary annexation of property on the north side of Thompson Road, about 200 feet east of Spring Cress Drive (5701 Thompson Road).

I. Set a public hearing: voluntary annexation of property on the southeast corner of Roosevelt Avenue and Lenoir Street.

J. Set a public hearing: construction of the H-21B sewer - Lake of the Woods mobile home park lagoon interceptor.

K. Authorized a memorandum of understanding with the Missouri Department of Corrections to provide tuberculosis screening and education services and hepatitis A, hepatitis B, Twinrix and flu vaccines.

L. Authorized an agreement with J.W. Broadcasting LLC (KMIZ-TV) for funding for the annual Fourth of July celebration.

M. Authorized an agreement with the curators of the University of Missouri for the annual Fourth of July celebration.

N. Authorized CDBG and HOME agreements with various community agencies.

O. Authorized an agreement with Shafer, Kline and Warren Inc. for engineering services relating to reconstruction of Hunt Avenue from Worley Street to I-70 Drive S.W.

P. Authorized a grant agreement with American Public Power Association relating to the Demonstration of Energy-Efficient Developments (DEED) program; authorizing a letter of agreement with PA Government Services Inc. for revisions to "A Practical Guide to Energy Services" document.

NEW BUSINESS

A. Authorized a memorandum of understanding with Sustainable Farms and Communities relating to the development and operation of a farmers market community center on property adjacent to the ARC on West Ash Street and Clinkscales Road.

INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING

A. Approving the Copperstone Commercial C-P Development Plan on the south side of Vawter School Road, about 1,000 feet east of Scott Boulevard.

B. Approving the final plat of The Gates at Old Hawthorne Plat 1, north of Route WW, east of South Cedar Grove Boulevard; authorizing a performance contract.

C. Approving the final plat of Bay Hills Plat 2A, a replat of Lot 84 of Bay Hills Plat 2 on the southwest corner of Grace Lane and Pebble Beach Drive.

D. Authorizing a grant agreement with the Mid-Missouri Solid Waste Management District for the purchase of an Eddy Current separator for the Material Recovery Facility; appropriating funds.

E. Authorizing an agreement with Black & Veatch Corp. for engineering services for a conceptual design study for the Columbia Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility; appropriating funds.

F. Authorizing acquisition of an easement for construction of the extension of Chateau Road.

G. Accepting conveyances for utility purposes.

H. Amending Chapter 14 of the city code to prohibit corner cutting to avoid traffic control devices.

I. Appropriating funds for the Memorial Tree and Bench Program and the Stephens Lake Park Development Project.

J. Extending the term of the cable television franchise held by MCC Missouri LLC (Mediacom).

K. Extending the term of the cable television franchise held by Falcon Telecable, a California limited partnership (Charter Communications).

ADJOURNMENT


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