City Council
Regular MeetingSt. Charles, MO · October 7, 2014
Minutes
RECORD OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT CHARLES, MISSOURI
October 7, 2014
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The City Council convened in Regular Session on Tuesday, October 7, 2014, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Council Chambers on the fourth floor of City Hall, 200 North Second Street, with the President
of the Council Dave Beckering, presiding, and the Honorable Mayor Sally A. Faith and
Members of the Council present as follows: Tom Besselman, Laurie Feldman, John Hanneke,
Rod Herrmann, Mary Ann Ohms, Bridget Ohmes, Jerry Reese, Ron Stivison and Mary West.
Absent: None. City Clerk Laura L. Whitehead was present and performed the duties of that
office.
File # 48108
The meeting was opened with the Invocation, those present standing in a moment of silence,
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
Councilmember Laurie Feldman announced October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and that
she’s a survivor. In recognition of this, Ms. Feldman shared cookies with all the attendees.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
The President of the Council Dave Beckering announced that the following Public Hearings would
now be held. At the conclusion of the Public Hearings, the Regular Session continued with the order
of business:
A. Case No. CU-2014-16. (Linda Merkel – Black & Veatch) An application for a
Conditional Use Permit from §400.150(D)(1)(n) to build a cellular tower within
the R-1E Single-Family Residential District, specifically to construct a new 75
foot tall telecommunication tower with a 4 foot tall lightning rod (for a total of 79
feet) on the Faith Methodist Church property at 2950 Droste Road. The subject
property is 3.76 acres and is located in Ward 10. (RCA Attached) (Applicant has
requested Case No. CU-2014-16 be withdrawn at the September 22, 2014,
Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting; therefore, this item to be withdrawn
by City Council)
B. Case No. CU-2014-26. (PM Design Group, Inc. – Karen Wallace) An application
for a Conditional Use Permit from §400.220(C)(1)(g) for Secondhand Sales
within the C-2 General Business District, specifically to allow the sale of
secondhand items (clothing, books, housewares, furniture and like items) for a
new business (Savers) at 1920 Zumbehl Road. The subject property is 5.14 acres
and is located in Ward 6. (RCA Attached)
C. Case No. TA-2014-5. An application to amend Chapter 400: Zoning Code of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of St. Charles, Missouri by amending §400.1090
relative to the Board of Adjustment and the votes required to approve appeals and
variances. (Council Bill 11424)
D. Case No. TA-2014-6. An application to amend Chapter 400: Zoning Code of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of St. Charles, Missouri by amending §400.1720
to increase the allowable square footage of signs in the C-3 Highway Business
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District, I-1 Light Industrial District, and I-2 Heavy Industrial District adjacent to
highways. (Council Bill 11425)
REPORT OF THE MAYOR/AWARDS/PROCLAMATIONS/PRESENTATIONS
Proclamation Recognizing Masterclock, Inc. as recipient of the Governor’s Exporter of
the Year Award
Mayor Faith introduced Economic Development Director David Leezer and requested Mr.
Leezer and the Members of the Economic Development Commission present the Proclamation to
Masterclock, Inc.
Mr. Leezer presented a Proclamation recognizing Masterclock, Inc. as recipient of the
Governor’s Exporter of the Year Award.
Appointments to Boards/Commissions/Committees
A motion was made by LAURIE FELDMAN to approve the following appointments as
presented by the Honorable Mayor Sally A. Faith:
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION COMMITTEE
Appointment of Ashley Boldt to fill a three year term ending in January, 2017
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
Appointment of Kerrie Mondy to fill a three year term ending in August, 2017
RON STIVISON seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken, with the following results:
“Aye”: Ohmes, Ohms, Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke and
Herrmann. “Nay”: None. Absent: None. Motion passed.
Council President Beckering announced the St. Louis Cardinals won the game tonight! Score
was 3 to 2.
Written and/or Verbal Messages from the Mayor
Mayor Faith announced upcoming events. For more information regarding the events, visit
www.historicstcharles.com.
Mayor Faith reported Prasino’s received recognition in the top 10 most booked restaurants.
They ranked #8!
PUBLIC COMMENT
Gene Tinsley, 1740 Waterfall Drive, spoke in opposition to Council Bill 11411.
Timothy Wadman, 1558 Cattail, St. Charles, Mo., spoke in opposition to Council Bill 11411.
Sara Schulz, 1149 Pike Street, voiced concerns relative to new Post Office location/traffic.
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Leann Starr, 1155 Jackson, voiced concerns relative to new Post Office.
Judi Meredith, 1147 Pike Street, voiced concerns relative to new Post Office/traffic.
RESOLUTIONS
A Resolution to Re-Establish a Procedure to Disclose Potential Conflicts Of Interests for
Certain Municipal Officials (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Passed “Aye”: Ohms, Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman,
Hanneke, Herrmann and Ohmes
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 7, 2014 and is known as Resolution 14-32
BILLS FOR FINAL PASSAGE
Bill 11396
An Ordinance Authorizing a Fourth Agreement to Amend the Contract between the
County of St. Charles and the City of St. Charles for use of St. Charles County
Transportation Sales Tax Funds to Extend West Clay Street from First Capitol Drive to
Boone Avenue (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 9, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-206
Bill 11411
An Ordinance Approving the Record Plat for Hwy 94 Water Tower, a Subdivision of the
City of Saint Charles, Missouri (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Councilmember Mary West thanked Mr. Tinsley and Mr. Wadman for their comments. Ms.
West announced City Engineer Kevin Corwin and Project Manager Brad Temme would be
presenting a brief PowerPoint presentation relative to the water tower project. Following the
presentation, Ms. West requested Director of Administration Michael Spurgeon to contact Mr.
Tinsley and address the insurance questions Mr. Tinsley presented.
It was announced the City Council held Public Hearings and Council Work Sessions on this
project in which all were open to the public. It was also mentioned there were several one-on-
one meetings with residents, resident emails addressed by city staff and there was an open house
with residents on September 24th.
Councilmember West reported the public hearing notices were mailed to everyone located within
a 300’ radius of the proposed project; however the notices were mailed to the property owners of
the businesses – not the tenants.
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It was further reported a public meeting will be held the first week of December to receive input
on planting and green space; along with discussion of a berm – which is being considered for a
containment basin.
Councilmember Rod Herrmann reported new water tower being proposed due to safety concerns.
The south of I-70 has been experiencing water pressure problems for residents – and this is a
safety issue for the fire department as well as for the residents and businesses. Mr. Herrmann
explained there was a breach in the water line this past summer and with the combined efforts of
St. Peters and St. Charles the line was repaired. These issues have also been reviewed
extensively by the Board of Public Works.
Councilmember Mary West requested a separate vote on Council Bill 11411.
Passed “Aye”: Stivison, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke, Herrmann, Ohmes,
Ohms, and Reese
“Nay”: West
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 8, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-207
Bill 11412
An Ordinance Repealing Ordinance 14-014 and Enacting a New Ordinance Annexing
Certain Adjacent Contiguous Territories into the City of Saint Charles, Missouri, and
Assigning the Properties to a Designated Ward of the City Being Lands Petitioned for
Annexation by Dennis R. Otto, Sr. (0.23 Acres of Land Being Lot 4 of the Lakeview
Subdivision) (Sponsor: Mary West)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-208
Bill 11413
An Ordinance Suspending the Prohibition Against Drinking Alcoholic Beverages in
Public Places at the Location and During the Hours of Operation of the StreetsFest Art
Fair at the Streets of St. Charles on October 18, 2014 (Sponsor: Laurie Feldman)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-209
Bill 11414
An Ordinance Finding and Declaring the Acquisition of Certain Land and Real Property
Interests for the 30 – 35 Terrie Lane Storm Sewer Improvement Project are Declared
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Necessary for Municipal Purposes and Authorizing Acquisition of Said Land and Real
Property Interests (Sponsors: Rod Herrmann and Ron Stivison)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-210
Bill 11415
An Ordinance Approving a Settlement Agreement with CenturyTel of Missouri, LLC
d/b/a CenturyLink and Authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to Execute Documents
Necessary to Facilitate Receipt of Settlement Funds (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-211
Bill 11416
An Ordinance Authorizing Supplemental Agreement No. 3 to the Engineering Services
Contract with Crawford, Murphy and Tilly, Inc. for Additional Services on the Fifth
Street Reconstruction Project (Ameristar Boulevard – Bass Pro Drive to Boone’s Lick
Road) in an Amount of $40,713.87, for a Total Amount Not to Exceed $477,573.32
(Sponsors: John Hanneke, Rod Herrmann, Mary Ann Ohms, Bridget Ohmes and Ron
Stivison)
Councilmember Tom Besselman requested a separate vote on Council Bill 11416
Passed “Aye”: Stivison, West, Beckering, Feldman, Hanneke, Herrmann, Ohmes,
Ohms and Reese
“Nay”: Besselman
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 16, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-212
Bill 11417
An Ordinance Authorizing a Site Access License Agreement with LMI Aerospace, Inc.,
for the Purpose of Allowing the Installation of Four New Monitoring Wells and the
Sampling of Groundwater from the Four New Monitoring Wells and the Eleven Existing
Monitoring Wells on City Property (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-213
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Bill 11418
An Ordinance Authorizing Amendment Number 3 to the Engineering Services Contract
with CDG Engineers Architects Planners, Inc. to Prepare Phase III Construction
Documents and Provide Phase IV Bidding and Construction Observation Services for
Improvements to the City Hall Parking Structure in an Amount of $14,000.00, for a Total
Amount Not to Exceed $327,271.70 (Sponsors: Tom Besselman and Mary Ann Ohms)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-214
Bill 11419
An Ordinance Authorizing Change Order Number 3 to the Contract with C. Rallo
Contracting Company, Inc. for the City Hall Parking Renovation Structure Project by
Revising the Substantial Completion Date, Adding New Bid Items to the Contract and
Modifying Contract Quantities for Existing Bid Items at No Cost Increase to the City
(Sponsors: Tom Besselman and Mary Ann Ohms)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-215
Bill 11420
An Ordinance Authorizing Contract Amendment Number 2 with E. Meier Contracting,
Inc., for Concrete Pavement and Sidewalk Repairs in an Amount of $20,000.00, for a
Total Amount Not to Exceed $155,000.00 (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Councilmember Tom Besselman requested a separate vote on Council Bill 11420
Passed “Aye”: Beckering, Feldman, Hanneke, Herrmann, Ohmes, Ohms, Reese,
Stivison and West
“Nay”: None
“Abstain”: Besselman (due to conflict of interest)
Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-216
Bill 11421
An Ordinance Authorizing the Purchase of Bangert Island in the Amount Not to Exceed
$350,000 and Authorizing the Payment of Closing Costs in the Amount Not to Exceed
$2,000 (Sponsor: Laurie Feldman)
Passed “Aye”: Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering, Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke,
Herrmann, Ohmes and Ohms
“Nay”: None
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Absent: None
Approved by the Honorable Mayor on October 13, 2014 and is known as Ordinance 14-217
BILLS FOR INTRODUCTION
The following council bills were introduced:
Bill 11422
An Ordinance Approving the Record Plat for Resubdivision of Lot 1A of The Hamptons
PD-R, a Subdivision of the City of Saint Charles, Missouri (Sponsor: Mary West)
Bill 11423
An Ordinance Approving the Record Plat for Resubdivision of Lot 5B of Resubdivision
of Lot 5 of The Hamptons PD-R, a Subdivision of the City of Saint Charles, Missouri
(Sponsor: Mary West)
Bill 11424
An Ordinance Amending Section 400.1090 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of St.
Charles Relative to the Board of Adjustment and the Votes Required to Approve Appeals
and Variances (Sponsor: Mary Ann Ohms)
Bill 11425
An Ordinance Amending Section 400.1720 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of
Saint Charles, Missouri by Adding a Paragraph Increasing the Allowable Square Footage
of Signs in the C-3, I-1 and I-2 Zoning Districts Adjacent to Highways (Sponsor: Mary
Ann Ohms)
Councilmember Jerry Reese and Councilmember Ron Stivison requested that their names be
added as sponsors.
Bill 11426
An Ordinance Authorizing a Site Access License Agreement with AmerenUE for the
Purpose of Allowing the Installation of ISCO and ISCR Injection Wells and Piezometers
on City Property (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Bill 11427
An Ordinance Authorizing Amendment No. 5 to the Contract with Lewis Rice Fingersh,
L.C. to Provide Legal Services Related to the Creek Bank Stabilization Project Involving
Terra Technologies, Inc. in an Amount of $20,000.00, for a Total Contract Amount Not
to Exceed $105,000.00 (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Bill 11428
An Ordinance Authorizing the Sale of Real Property Located at 1517 Shadow Wood
Drive to Kara L. Anderson for the Sale Price of $120,000.00 and Granting the Mayor and
City Clerk Continuing Authority to Execute Documents Necessary to Carry out the Intent
of this Ordinance (Sponsor: John Hanneke)
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ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AND/OR COUNCIL ACTION
Appointment to Board of Adjustment
A motion was made by RON STIVISON to approve the appointment of Richard Alferman to fill
the Alternate Member vacancy. BRIDGET OHMES seconded the motion. A roll call vote was
taken, with the following results: “Aye”: Besselman, Feldman, Hanneke, Herrmann, Ohmes,
Ohms, Reese, Stivison, West and Beckering. “Nay”: None. Absent: None. Motion passed.
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CONSENT AGENDA
A motion was made by JERRY REESE to approve the Consent Agenda. JOHN HANNEKE
seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken, with the following results: “Aye”: Feldman,
Hanneke, Herrmann, Ohmes, Ohms, Reese, Stivison, West, Beckering and Besselman. “Nay”:
None. Absent: None. Motion passed.
A. Approval of Council Minutes
1. Regular Council Meeting of September 23, 2014
2. Public Hearing of September 23, 2014
File #48261
B. Approval of Council Committee Reports
1. Approval of Council Committee Minutes
a. Street Committee Meeting of September 9, 2014
File #48119
b. Council Work Session of September 23, 2014
File #48117
2. Approval of Council Committee Motions/Actions/Recommendations
a. Street Committee Meeting of September 9, 2014
i. Motion to conduct a multi-way stop warrant study at the
intersection of Boschertown Road and Fox Hill Road
ii. Motion to create a No Parking Zone along both sides of
Elm Street from Briarcliff Drive to Old Elm Street
iii. Motion to accept proposed changes by the County Road
Board on the proposed project application for the Droste
Road Reconstruction Project as presented to the Street
Committee and to provide written confirmation that
Council supports undergrounding the overhead utility lines
along this corridor as part of the project
iv. Motion to approve staff work with the City Attorney to
amend Code Section 505.60 and/or other necessary Code
Sections in order to allow Right-of-Way Encroachment
Licenses to be approved by City Staff and signed by the
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Mayor, and to allow an appeal process to the Street
Committee/City Council if the application is denied
v. Consensus of the Street Committee members to reject the
request from the County Transportation Director that the
City consider changing the plans for the Kingshighway
Signalization project to reflect an unbalanced four lane
section instead of the currently designed three lane section
vi. Motion to repeal the shuttle bus shelter located at City Hall
remain and the shuttle bus shelter located at Lewis and
Clark Boathouse parking lot be relocated to Jaycee Village
after the City Hall Parking Garage Renovation Project is
complete
vii. Motion staff to purchase the two shuttle bus shelters
currently being leased for the City Hall Parking Garage
Renovation Project and benches and relocate them to the
O’Dell Senior Center and the Foundry Arts Centre with
final siting approval from the O’Dell Senior Center
personnel and Foundry Art Centre management which
includes Jim Unger
viii. Consensus of the Street Committee Members staff to
conduct a survey of existing ridership and public notice
relative to the possible expansion of the SCAT Bus System
to New Town. Staff to coordinate with the Senior Citizens
Advisory Committee regarding various other locations
(subdivisions) in the City for expanded SCAT service.
Staff to bring a progress update to the December 2014
Street Committee meeting and a final recommendation on
the New Town service to the January 2015 Street
Committee meeting. The final recommendation of other
expansion areas will be determined after consultation with
Senior Citizens Committee and reported at the December
Street Committee meeting
ix. Motion to install a bench at the SCAT bus stop located at
the Kathryn Linnemann Library
b. Council Work Session of September 23, 2014 (none)
C. Receipt of Reports from Boards, Commissions, or Committees
1. Veterans Commission Meeting of August 11, 2014
File #48193
2. Veterans Commission Meeting of July 14, 2014
File #48193
3. Landmarks Board Meeting of August 18, 2014
File #48129
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4. Board of Public Works Meeting of August 4, 2014
a. Motion to recommend cancelling the project and re-evaluating the
trunk main with a camera inspection every 3 years, adding a
project to replace the sanitary sewer trunk main within the Long
Range Sanitary Plan and moving approximately $600K, which
includes the remainder of the contract with M3 which would be
cancelled, to the Exposed Sanitary Sewer Pipes in Creek Bank
Project
b. Motion to recommend approval of the contract with Pipe Works
Utilities, LLC for the Lindenwood Pump Station Improvements
project in an amount not to exceed $161,400.00
c. Motion to recommend acceptance of utilities and appurtenances at
Brighton Park Phase III by Pulte Group and authorize full release
of escrows
d. Motion to recommend authorization to enter into an Engineering
Services Contract with Woodard and Curran for the 94 Water
Tower Project in an amount not to exceed $319,589.00
e. Motion to recommend authorization to enter into a Real Estate Sale
Agreement with Star Concrete Co., Inc. for property purchase at
1805 S. Old Highway 94 for the 94 Water Tower Project in an
amount not to exceed $632,000.00
File #48157
5. Convention Center Oversight Subcommittee Meeting of August 4, 2014
a. Motion to move forward with the marquee project with Piros Signs
being the preferred vendor
b. Motion to approve the Capital Expenditure reimbursement request
totaling $189,717.55 as presented
c. Motion to approve the Cold Weather, Water Damage insurance
deductible reimbursement request totaling $25,000.00 as presented
File #48147
6. Park & Recreation Work Session of September 3, 2014
File #48156
7. Park & Recreation Board Meeting of August 20, 2014
File #48156
D. Receipt of Reports of the Director of Administration
1. Request to allow Ameren UE to Proceed with Remedial Action on Huster
Road, South of Highway 370, after receiving the signed License
Agreement and before all final steps are completed
File #48162
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E. Approval of Contracts and Easements from $30,001 - $99,999
1. Change Order No. 1 to the Contract with Gamma Tree Service, LLC for
the Removal and Trimming of Trees located at City Hall and
Miscellaneous Creek Tree Removals in an amount of $5,000.00 for a
Total Contract Amount of $32,000.00
C14-169
2. Amendment No. 12 to the Contract with Lewis Rice & Fingersh, L.C. to
Provide Legal Services related to Employment Law Matters in an amount
of $10,000.00 for a Total Contract Amount of $79,000.00
C08-508
F. Preliminary Plats (none)
G. Miscellaneous (none)
ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA
There were not items removed from the consent agenda.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS/MISCELLANEOUS
Written and/or Verbal Messages from the Council Members
Councilmember Jerry Reese announced the DEA has decided to cancel the Prescription Drug
Take Back Event at local police stations. Mr. Reese further reported there was a low turn-out
last week and 95 lbs. of prescription drugs received vs. 2,000 lbs. in past events. SSM may hold
the event in the future – will keep everyone posted.
Councilmember Mary West reported she received a letter from resident Lou Morman regarding
resolution he received from Public Works employees Mario Bermudez and Steve Noonan on a
street issue. Ms. West asked Public Works Director Jerry Hurlbert to thank the two gentlemen
for a job well done.
Councilmember Ron Stivison reported the VFW Post 2866 will be holding a Veterans Health
and Benefit Fair on November 8th from 10:00am – 3:00pm. The fair will assist Veterans and
their families with filing VA claims, determining health care eligibility, assistance in finding a
job, and flu shots. You must bring a copy of your DD-214 separation papers to see if you qualify
for VA benefits.
The Regular Council Meeting was adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
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Date Approved
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City Clerk Dave Beckering, Presiding Officer
Agenda
AGENDA
Regular Session of the City Council of the City of Saint Charles, Missouri
Council Chambers – 4th Floor – City Hall – 200 North Second Street
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
7:00 p.m.
1. ROLL CALL
2. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Case No. CU-2014-16. (Linda Merkel – Black & Veatch) An application for a
Conditional Use Permit from §400.150(D)(1)(n) to build a cellular tower within
the R-1E Single-Family Residential District, specifically to construct a new 75
foot tall telecommunication tower with a 4 foot tall lightning rod (for a total of 79
feet) on the Faith Methodist Church property at 2950 Droste Road. The subject
property is 3.76 acres and is located in Ward 10. (RCA Attached) (Applicant has
requested Case No. CU-2014-16 be withdrawn at the September 22, 2014,
Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting; therefore, this item to be withdrawn
by City Council)
B. Case No. CU-2014-26. (PM Design Group, Inc. – Karen Wallace) An application
for a Conditional Use Permit from §400.220(C)(1)(g) for Secondhand Sales
within the C-2 General Business District, specifically to allow the sale of
secondhand items (clothing, books, housewares, furniture and like items) for a
new business (Savers) at 1920 Zumbehl Road. The subject property is 5.14 acres
and is located in Ward 6. (RCA Attached)
C. Case No. TA-2014-5. An application to amend Chapter 400: Zoning Code of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of St. Charles, Missouri by amending §400.1090
relative to the Board of Adjustment and the votes required to approve appeals and
variances. (Council Bill 11424)
D. Case No. TA-2014-6. An application to amend Chapter 400: Zoning Code of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of St. Charles, Missouri by amending §400.1720
to increase the allowable square footage of signs in the C-3 Highway Business
District, I-1 Light Industrial District, and I-2 Heavy Industrial District adjacent to
highways. (Council Bill 11425)
4. REPORT OF THE MAYOR/AWARDS/PROCLAMATIONS/PRESENTATIONS
A. Proclamation Recognizing Masterclock, Inc. as recipient of the Governor’s
Exporter of the Year Award
B. Appointments to Boards/Commissions/Committees
C. Written and/or Verbal Messages from the Mayor
5. PUBLIC COMMENT
A. Reading of Written Petitions, Memorials, and Remonstrances
B. Public Comment Relative to Agenda Items
C. Public Comment Relative to City Issues
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NOTE: To address the Council, please complete a speaker card and present to the City
Clerk prior to the meeting.
6. RESOLUTIONS
A. A Resolution to Re-Establish a Procedure to Disclose Potential Conflicts
Of Interests for Certain Municipal Officials (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
7. BILLS FOR FINAL PASSAGE
Bill 11396
An Ordinance Authorizing a Fourth Agreement to Amend the Contract between the
County of St. Charles and the City of St. Charles for use of St. Charles County
Transportation Sales Tax Funds to Extend West Clay Street from First Capitol Drive to
Boone Avenue (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Bill 11411
An Ordinance Approving the Record Plat for Hwy 94 Water Tower, a Subdivision of the
City of Saint Charles, Missouri (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Bill 11412
An Ordinance Repealing Ordinance 14-014 and Enacting a New Ordinance Annexing
Certain Adjacent Contiguous Territories into the City of Saint Charles, Missouri, and
Assigning the Properties to a Designated Ward of the City Being Lands Petitioned for
Annexation by Dennis R. Otto, Sr. (0.23 Acres of Land Being Lot 4 of the Lakeview
Subdivision) (Sponsor: Mary West)
Bill 11413
An Ordinance Suspending the Prohibition Against Drinking Alcoholic Beverages in
Public Places at the Location and During the Hours of Operation of the StreetsFest Art
Fair at the Streets of St. Charles on October 18, 2014 (Sponsor: Laurie Feldman)
Bill 11414
An Ordinance Finding and Declaring the Acquisition of Certain Land and Real Property
Interests for the 30 – 35 Terrie Lane Storm Sewer Improvement Project are Declared
Necessary for Municipal Purposes and Authorizing Acquisition of Said Land and Real
Property Interests (Sponsors: Rod Herrmann and Ron Stivison)
Bill 11415
An Ordinance Approving a Settlement Agreement with CenturyTel of Missouri, LLC
d/b/a CenturyLink and Authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to Execute Documents
Necessary to Facilitate Receipt of Settlement Funds (Sponsor: Dave Beckering)
Bill 11416
An Ordinance Authorizing Supplemental Agreement No. 3 to the Engineering Services
Contract with Crawford, Murphy and Tilly, Inc. for Additional Services on the Fifth
Street Reconstruction Project (Ameristar Boulevard – Bass Pro Drive to Boone’s Lick
Road) in an Amount of $40,713.87, for a Total Amount Not to Exceed $477,573.32
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(Sponsors: John Hanneke, Rod Herrmann, Mary Ann Ohms, Bridget Ohmes and Ron
Stivison)
Bill 11417
An Ordinance Authorizing a Site Access License Agreement with LMI Aerospace, Inc.,
for the Purpose of Allowing the Installation of Four New Monitoring Wells and the
Sampling of Groundwater from the Four New Monitoring Wells and the Eleven
Existing Monitoring Wells on City Property (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Bill 11418
An Ordinance Authorizing Amendment Number 3 to the Engineering Services Contract
with CDG Engineers Architects Planners, Inc. to Prepare Phase III Construction
Documents and Provide Phase IV Bidding and Construction Observation Services for
Improvements to the City Hall Parking Structure in an Amount of $14,000.00, for a
Total Amount Not to Exceed $327,271.70 (Sponsors: Tom Besselman and Mary Ann
Ohms)
Bill 11419
An Ordinance Authorizing Change Order Number 3 to the Contract with C. Rallo
Contracting Company, Inc. for the City Hall Parking Renovation Structure Project by
Revising the Substantial Completion Date, Adding New Bid Items to the Contract and
Modifying Contract Quantities for Existing Bid Items at No Cost Increase to the City
(Sponsors: Tom Besselman and Mary Ann Ohms)
Bill 11420
An Ordinance Authorizing Contract Amendment Number 2 with E. Meier Contracting,
Inc., for Concrete Pavement and Sidewalk Repairs in an Amount of $20,000.00, for a
Total Amount Not to Exceed $155,000.00 (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Bill 11421
An Ordinance Authorizing the Purchase of Bangert Island in the Amount Not to Exceed
$350,000 and Authorizing the Payment of Closing Costs in the Amount Not to Exceed
$2,000 (Sponsor: Laurie Feldman)
8. BILLS FOR INTRODUCTION
Bill 11422
An Ordinance Approving the Record Plat for Resubdivision of Lot 1A of The Hamptons
PD-R, a Subdivision of the City of Saint Charles, Missouri (Sponsor: Mary West)
Bill 11423
An Ordinance Approving the Record Plat for Resubdivision of Lot 5B of Resubdivision
of Lot 5 of The Hamptons PD-R, a Subdivision of the City of Saint Charles, Missouri
(Sponsor: Mary West)
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Bill 11424
An Ordinance Amending Section 400.1090 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of St.
Charles Relative to the Board of Adjustment and the Votes Required to Approve Appeals
and Variances (Sponsor: Mary Ann Ohms)
Bill 11425
An Ordinance Amending Section 400.1720 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of
Saint Charles, Missouri by Adding a Paragraph Increasing the Allowable Square Footage
of Signs in the C-3, I-1 and I-2 Zoning Districts Adjacent to Highways (Sponsor: Mary
Ann Ohms)
Bill 11426
An Ordinance Authorizing a Site Access License Agreement with AmerenUE for the
Purpose of Allowing the Installation of ISCO and ISCR Injection Wells and
Piezometers on City Property (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Bill 11427
An Ordinance Authorizing Amendment No. 5 to the Contract with Lewis Rice
Fingersh, L.C. to Provide Legal Services Related to the Creek Bank Stabilization
Project Involving Terra Technologies, Inc. in an Amount of $20,000.00, for a Total
Contract Amount Not to Exceed $105,000.00 (Sponsor: Rod Herrmann)
Bill 11428
An Ordinance Authorizing the Sale of Real Property Located at 1517 Shadow Wood
Drive to Kara L. Anderson for the Sale Price of $120,000.00 and Granting the Mayor
and City Clerk Continuing Authority to Execute Documents Necessary to Carry out the
Intent of this Ordinance (Sponsor: John Hanneke)
9. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AND/OR COUNCIL ACTION
A. Appointment to Board of Adjustment
10. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Approval of Council Minutes
1. Regular Council Meeting of September 23, 2014
2. Public Hearing of September 23, 2014
B. Approval of Council Committee Reports
1. Approval of Council Committee Minutes
a. Street Committee Meeting of September 9, 2014
b. Council Work Session of September 23, 2014
2. Approval of Council Committee Motions/Actions/Recommendations
a. Street Committee Meeting of September 9, 2014
i. Motion to conduct a multi-way stop warrant study at the
intersection of Boschertown Road and Fox Hill Road
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ii. Motion to create a No Parking Zone along both sides of
Elm Street from Briarcliff Drive to Old Elm Street
iii. Motion to accept proposed changes by the County Road
Board on the proposed project application for the Droste
Road Reconstruction Project as presented to the Street
Committee and to provide written confirmation that
Council supports undergrounding the overhead utility lines
along this corridor as part of the project
iv. Motion to approve staff work with the City Attorney to
amend Code Section 505.60 and/or other necessary Code
Sections in order to allow Right-of-Way Encroachment
Licenses to be approved by City Staff and signed by the
Mayor, and to allow an appeal process to the Street
Committee/City Council if the application is denied
v. Consensus of the Street Committee members to reject the
request from the County Transportation Director that the
City consider changing the plans for the Kingshighway
Signalization project to reflect an unbalanced four lane
section instead of the currently designed three lane section
vi. Motion to repeal the shuttle bus shelter located at City Hall
remain and the shuttle bus shelter located at Lewis and
Clark Boathouse parking lot be relocated to Jaycee Village
after the City Hall Parking Garage Renovation Project is
complete
vii. Motion staff to purchase the two shuttle bus shelters
currently being leased for the City Hall Parking Garage
Renovation Project and benches and relocate them to the
O’Dell Senior Center and the Foundry Arts Centre with
final siting approval from the O’Dell Senior Center
personnel and Foundry Art Centre management which
includes Jim Unger
viii. Consensus of the Street Committee Members staff to
conduct a survey of existing ridership and public notice
relative to the possible expansion of the SCAT Bus System
to New Town. Staff to coordinate with the Senior Citizens
Advisory Committee regarding various other locations
(subdivisions) in the City for expanded SCAT service.
Staff to bring a progress update to the December 2014
Street Committee meeting and a final recommendation on
the New Town service to the January 2015 Street
Committee meeting. The final recommendation of other
expansion areas will be determined after consultation with
Senior Citizens Committee and reported at the December
Street Committee meeting
ix. Motion to install a bench at the SCAT bus stop located at
the Kathryn Linnemann Library
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b. Council Work Session of September 23, 2014 (none)
C. Receipt of Reports from Boards, Commissions, or Committees
1. Veterans Commission Meeting of August 11, 2014
2. Veterans Commission Meeting of July 14, 2014
3. Landmarks Board Meeting of August 18, 2014
4. Board of Public Works Meeting of August 4, 2014
a. Motion to recommend cancelling the project and re-evaluating the
trunk main with a camera inspection every 3 years, adding a
project to replace the sanitary sewer trunk main within the Long
Range Sanitary Plan and moving approximately $600K, which
includes the remainder of the contract with M3 which would be
cancelled, to the Exposed Sanitary Sewer Pipes in Creek Bank
Project
b. Motion to recommend approval of the contract with Pipe Works
Utilities, LLC for the Lindenwood Pump Station Improvements
project in an amount not to exceed $161,400.00
c. Motion to recommend acceptance of utilities and appurtenances at
Brighton Park Phase III by Pulte Group and authorize full release
of escrows
d. Motion to recommend authorization to enter into an Engineering
Services Contract with Woodard and Curran for the 94 Water
Tower Project in an amount not to exceed $319,589.00
e. Motion to recommend authorization to enter into a Real Estate Sale
Agreement with Star Concrete Co., Inc. for property purchase at
1805 S. Old Highway 94 for the 94 Water Tower Project in an
amount not to exceed $632,000.00
5. Convention Center Oversight Subcommittee Meeting of August 4, 2014
a. Motion to move forward with the marquee project with Piros Signs
being the preferred vendor
b. Motion to approve the Capital Expenditure reimbursement request
totaling $189,717.55 as presented
c. Motion to approve the Cold Weather, Water Damage insurance
deductible reimbursement request totaling $25,000.00 as presented
6. Park & Recreation Work Session of September 3, 2014
7. Park & Recreation Board Meeting of August 20, 2014
D. Receipt of Reports of the Director of Administration
1. Request to allow Ameren UE to Proceed with Remedial Action on Huster
Road, South of Highway 370, after receiving the signed License
Agreement and before all final steps are completed
E. Approval of Contracts and Easements from $30,001 - $99,999
1. Change Order No. 1 to the Contract with Gamma Tree Service, LLC for
the Removal and Trimming of Trees located at City Hall and
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Miscellaneous Creek Tree Removals in an amount of $5,000.00 for a
Total Contract Amount of $32,000.00
2. Amendment No. 12 to the Contract with Lewis Rice & Fingersh, L.C. to
Provide Legal Services related to Employment Law Matters in an
amount of $10,000.00 for a Total Contract Amount of $79,000.00
F. Preliminary Plats (none)
G. Miscellaneous (none)
11. ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA
12. ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS/MISCELLANEOUS
A. Update from Council Liaisons on Boards/Commissions/Committees
B. Written and/or Verbal Messages from the Council Members
13. EMERGENCY ORDINANCES (none)
14. TABLED BILLS (none)
15. APPROVAL OF CLOSED MINUTES (none)
16. CLOSED SESSION, if requested, relative to:
A. Legal actions, causes of action, or litigation (RSMo 610.021.1)
B. Leasing, purchase or sale of real estate where public knowledge of the transaction
might adversely affect the legal consideration therefor (RSMo 610.021.2)
C. Hiring, firing, disciplining or promotion of particular employees by a public
governmental body when information relating to the performance or merit of
individual employees is discussed or recorded (RSMo 610.021.3)
D. Preparation, including any discussions or work product, on behalf of the Council
or its representatives for negotiations with employee groups (RSMo 610.021.9)
E. Sealed proposals and related documents or any documents related to a negotiated
contract (RSMo 610.021.12)
The City of St. Charles offers all interested citizens the opportunity to attend public meetings and
comment on public matters. If you wish to attend this public meeting and require an
accommodation due to a disability, please contact the Office of The City Clerk to coordinate an
accommodation at least two (2) business days in advance of the scheduled meeting at 636-949-
3282 or 636-949-3289 (TTY – for the hearing impaired).
The City of St. Charles, Missouri, fully complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and
related statutes and regulations in all programs and activities. For more information, or to
obtain a Title VI Complaint Form, please call the City Clerk’s Office at (636)949-3282 or visit
City Hall located at 200 North Second Street, St. Charles, Missouri, 63301.
Posted: Friday, October 3, 2014, at 5:00 p.m.
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