On the agenda: Hazelwood City Council Regular Meeting (No Agenda) — surveillance camera (Aug 1)

CITY OF HAZELWOOD
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
AUGUST 1, 2018

CALL TO ORDER

A regular meeting of the Hazelwood City Council was called
to order by Mayor Matthew G. Robinson at 7: 30 p. m. on
Wednesday, August 1, 2018, in the Council Chambers of

Hazelwood City Hall, 415 Elm Grove Lane.
Mayor Robinson asked those present to join in a moment of silent meditation followed

by the Pledge of Allegiance.

On roll call the following members of the Council were present:
Robert M. Aubuchon
Don W. Ryan
Matthew G. Robinson
Warren H. Taylor
Rosalie Hendon

Mary G. Singleton
Carol A. Stroker
Council members Robert Parkin II and Russell Todd were not present. Mrs. Thomas
declared a quorum was present.

Also present were City Manager Matt Zimmerman, City Attorney Kevin O' Keefe, and
City Clerk Christine Thomas.
AGENDA

There being no amendments proposed, Mr. Taylor moved,
seconded by Mrs. Singleton, the adoption of the agenda as
printed. The motion passed unanimously.

CONSENT AGENDA

Mrs. Hendon moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, the adoption of
the consent agenda as printed. The following vote was
recorded on the motion:

AYE - 7
Mr. Aubuchon

NAY - 0

Mr. Ryan
Mayor Robinson

Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Hendon
Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

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The motion passed unanimously and the consent agenda, including a closed meeting

immediately following the regular meeting to discuss proprietary matters in accordance
with the provisions of RSMo 610. 021( 15), was adopted.
APPROVAL OF

Mrs, Hendon moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, to approve

MINUTES

the minutes of the July 18 regular and closed Council
meetings as submitted. The motion passed unanimously.

WHAT' S NEW

Communications Coordinator Tim Davidson

provided the

What' s New in Hazelwood report.
COMMISSION OATH

Mrs. Thomas administered the oath of office to Sharon Dash

who

was

appointed

to

the

Community

Enrichment

Commission.

Ms. Dash was presented with a commission certificate.

DISCLOSURE

Mayor Robinson called for the reading of a resolution
to readopt and reaffirm Chapter 125: Conflicts of Interest

RESOLUTION

relative to financial disclosure.

FINANCIAL

There were no objections and Resolution 1810 was read by title only:

Mr. Aubuchon moved, seconded by Mrs. Stroker, the adoption of Resolution 1810. The
following vote was recorded on the motion:
AYE - 7
Mr. Aubuchon

NAY - 0

Mr. Ryan
Mayor Robinson

Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Hendon
Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

Resolution 1810 was unanimously adopted.

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F. Y. 2018 BUDGET
TRANSFER

Mayor Robinson called for the reading of a resolution to
amend the fiscal year 2018 budget by transferring
unencumbered appropriations as requested by the City

RESOLUTION

Manager.

APPROPRIATIONS

Finance Director Dave Tuberty explained amendments to the General Fund include
decreases in Police Department full-time pay and social security and increases in City
Manager' s office and Finance Department professional services, City Clerk' s office
health insurance and Fire Department vehicle maintenance. Amendments to the Capital

Improvement Fund include an increase for the purchase of the Credit Union building
and decreases in Park Maintenance Division' s park improvements, and Parks and
Recreation Division' s buildings and grounds.

There were no objections and Resolution 1811 was read by title only:
RESOLUTION

APPROPRIATIONS

PROVIDING

F•-

THE

TRANSFER

OF

UNENCUMBERED

FOR FISCAL YEAR 2018 AS REQUESTED BY THE CITY

Mr. Taylor moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, the adoption of Resolution 1811. The
following vote was recorded on the motion:
NAY - 0

AYE - 7
Mr. Aubuchon

Mr. Ryan
Mayor Robinson

Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Hendon

Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

Resolution 1811 was unanimously adopted.

Mayor Robinson explained the procedures to be followed during a hearing. He invited
anyone desiring to make a comment to come forward at this time.
CITY PARKS

Monte

Haynes

of 242

Palm

Drive

stated

he

met with

Mr. Zimmerman yesterday and was provided with a nine
page report regarding work completed at City parks.

Mr. Haynes stated he is pleased with the increased lighting in St. Cin Park and is now
satisfied with the work done at the St. Cin and Aubuchon Parks. He stated a July 23
memo specifies the light at the horseshoe courtissupposed to be replaced with a LED

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bulb and extended over the track at St. Cin Park. Mr. Haynes suggested trimming
bushes at St. Cin rather than replacing them.

Mr. Zimmerman stated Ameren Electric called and stated they will replace the light at
the horseshoe court with a LED bulb and relocate it to face the path.

SLUP

5910 N. LINDBERGH

Mayor Robinson called to order the public hearing to
consider the petition for a Special Land Use Permit by
Carrbs, LLC, d/ b/ a

QUICK

RACE,

for

an

amusement

center/arcade at 5910 North Lindbergh Boulevard.

City Planner Earl Bradfield explained the site is located in an 1- 2 Heavy Industrial
District. The proposed amusement center/arcade is a virtual race track with four to six
race car simulators. The hours of operation would be 11 a. m. to 10 p. m. The City' s
Police Department made a recommendation to require operational surveillance cameras

and recorders inside and outside. The petitioner agreed with the recommendation.

Jerome Carr, owner of Carrbs, LLC, gave a brief presentation. He explained the space

allows for four virtual reality racing stations made of a stationary car frame which will

include a steering wheel, virtual reality goggles and a sound system. Mr. Carr showed
pictures of the interior of the building and where the racing stations would be located.

Mr. Aubuchon asked if there would be any concessions. Mr. Carr responded there is not
enough space.

Mayor Robinson asked how many other virtual reality gaming centers were in the St.
Louis area. Mr. Carr replied there are none with virtual reality racing stations.

Mr. Aubuchon asked the duration of a race. Mr. Carr responded sessions would be
seven to ten minutes.

Mrs. Stroker asked the cost of a session. Mr. Carr replied five dollars.
Mrs. Singleton asked if there would be an age restriction. Mr. Carr replied guests must
be 10 years or older and at least four feet tall.

Mr. Carr explained he is encouraging guests to book play time online. They will accept
walk-ins if there's availability.

Mr. Ryan asked if there would only be one employee. Mr. Carr responded affirmatively.

Mr. Ryan asked what the hours of operation would be. Mr. Carr replied the hours of
operation would be 11 a. m. to 10 p. m., Monday through Friday, and 12 p. m. to 10 p. m.,

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Saturday and Sunday. However, initially, the facility would be open 4 p. m. to 10 p. m.,
Monday through Friday.
Mayor Robinson asked if anyone present wished to speak in favor of or in opposition to
the proposal.

No one spoke in favor of or in opposition to the proposal and Mayor Robinson declared

the hearing closed.

Mrs. Thomas read the City Plan Commission motion " to recommend approval to the
City Council of the petition for a Special Land Use Permit for an amusement
center/arcade at 5910 North Lindbergh Boulevard, Ward 2, with the following two
conditions: 1) the hours of operation be limited to between 11 a. m. to 10 p. m. during the
week and 2) there will be operational surveillance cameras with recorders installed both
inside and outside the amusement center/arcade." She stated the motion

passed

unanimously.

Mr. Aubuchon moved, seconded by Mr. Taylor, to concur with the City Plan Commission
recommendation to grant the Special Land Use Permit to Carrbs, LLC, d/ b/ a QUICK
RACE, for an amusement center/arcade at 5910 North Lindbergh Boulevard and place

the draft bill on this agenda for introduction. The motion passed unanimously and the bill
was added to the agenda as item 17. a.

CHARTER

Notification was received from Charter Communications of

CHANNEL LINE- UP

the addition of Aplauso TV to basic programming to become
effective after July 1.

CHANGES
EWGCG
LOCAL BRIEFINGS

The July 12 issue of Local Government Briefings was
received from the East-West Gateway Council of
Governments.

GREAT RIVERS

A letter regarding the NorthPoint Development project and

HABITAT ALLIANCE

floodplain

development was

received

from

Great Rivers

Habitat Alliance.
MLMSTL

The annual report of Municipal League of Metro St. Louis

ANNUAL REPORT

activities was received.

Mrs. Hendon moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, to receive and file all communications.
The motion passed unanimously.

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WORK SESSION

No items were added to the September 12 Council work

AGENDA ITEMS

session agenda.

MUNICIPAL JUDGE

A request for an increase in compensation
received from Judge Kevin Kelly.

COMPENSATION

had been

Mr. Zimmerman explained Municipal Judge Kevin Kelly's compensation was last
adjusted in 2015. Since that time, the workload of the Municipal Judge has increased

significantly due to Senate Bill 5 and OSCA Rule 37.

Mr. Ryan moved, seconded by Mrs. Hendon, to increase the judge' s compensation to
700 per court session and place the draft bill on this agenda for introduction. The

motion passed unanimously and the bill was added to the agenda as item 17. b.

MOTORCYCLE
PURCHASE

Police Chief Gregg Hall reported staff recommends the
purchase of a Harley Davidson FLHTP Electra Glide Solo
Law

Enforcement

Motorsports

Motorcycle

from

at the cost of $ 23, 716

Big

St.

Charles

plus equipment and

decals at $834.

Chief Hall reported the Capital Improvement Fund budget includes an allocation of

25,900 for the purchase of a motorcycle. The purchase is intended to replace the

second 2004 Harley Davidson motorcycle currently in the fleet. The motorcycles are
utilized for traffic enforcement, traffic and pedestrian management, parade details and

other public relation assignments throughout the City. The motorcycle would be

purchased from Big St. Charles Motorsports through the State of Missouri contract. The
total cost to purchase with accessories and graphics is $ 24,550, which is $ 1, 350 less
than budget.

Mr. Aubuchon moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, to concur with staff recommendation to
purchase one Harley Davidson FLHTP Electra Glide Solo Law Enforcement Motorcycle

from Big St. Charles Motorsports at a cost of $ 23,716 plus equipment and decals at
834. The motion passed unanimously.
SEWER LATERAL

Mr. Zimmerman reported staff recommends increasing the

REPAIR FEE

sewer lateral fee from $ 10. 00 to $ 20. 00.

Mr. Zimmerman explained the sewer lateral fee was initially approved by voters in 2001
with a rate of $ 28. 00. However, the rate has been reduced over the years. The fee
increase is recommended to maintain a sufficient fund balance.

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Mrs. Hendon moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, to concur with the staff recommendation to
increase the Sewer Lateral Service Line Repair Fee from $10.00 to $20.00 and to place
the draft bill on this agenda for introduction. The motion passed unanimously and the bill
was added to the agenda as item 17.c.
EMS & FIRE SERVICE
PROPOSAL

Discussion of options for providing EMS and fire service
in the area currently served by Robertson Fire Protection
District ( RFPD) were continued from the July 18 Council
meeting.

After many attempts over the past few years to work with RFPD on a proposal to
address the unsustainable cost of providing EMS and fire service in the northwest area
of the City, the RFPD suggested the City consider de-annexing the area. The proposal
was discussed during the July 18 Council meeting. The consensus was it would not be
best for that area because of the loss of City services and significant increase in taxes.
In addition, it would not be best for other areas of the City because of the loss of
services. Mr. Zimmerman noted he received four phone calls from residents in the past
week who felt de-annexation was not in their best interest and were very opposed to the
proposal. In response to Council’s request for another option to address the issue, staff
proposes authorization of an Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement with RFPD.
Mr. Zimmerman stated the Hazelwood Fire Department (HFD) would provide the same
service to the area for approximately one third the cost, saving the taxpayers
approximately $ 1.8 million. The RFPD would be asked to respond to the proposal in
writing by August 15.
Mr. O’Keefe explained the RFPD is authorized by law to contract with other
governmental entities for provision of a common service. Under the terms of the
proposed agreement, the HFD would provide service to the area and the fee the City
would charge RFPD would be the same as the fee the City would have paid them. The
RFPD would be relieved of the duty to provide service to that area and could
concentrate their resources on providing service to their district. He stated he believes it
is a viable solution and the quality of service provided by the HFD is identical or better
than that provided by RFPD. The agreement states the HFD would use RFPD’s station
and equipment and would provide the workforce.
In response to Mayor Robinson’s request, Mr. Zimmerman provided an update on the
process of terminating the contract with the RFPD. Mr. Zimmerman stated, pursuant to
the City’s legal rights, the City terminated its contract with RFPD effective January 1,
2019 and asked that the RFPD work with the City to address the issue by July 1, 2018.
Although two additional requests were made, no response was received. Instead, they
chose to sue the City.

In response to Mrs. Singleton’s inquiry, Mr. O’Keefe explained under the proposed
agreement there is an obligation for the City to provide service for a specified period of
time. There are always opportunities for the parties to mutually agree to modify the
agreement.

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Mayor Robinson stated the City has received no suggestions from RFPD that aren' t a
major cost to residents.

Mr. Ryan asked if the City has four firefighters on a truck. Fire Chief Dave Herman
responded affirmatively.

Mr. Ryan asked if RFPD has only three firefighters on a truck. Chief Herman replied
RFPD would have to answer that question.

Mayor Robinson invited RFPD Fire Chief Don Miner, who was present, to respond.
Chief Miner did not respond.

Kathy Ferrell of 19 Flamingo Drive stated she thinks the City should merge with RFPD
and understands taxes will go up. She stated she believes the residents should vote on
the issue.

Mr. Ryan asked the benefit of merging with the RFPD.
Ms. Ferrell stated all residents would pay the same tax.
Mayor Robinson stated, for most residents, that would be a tax increase of more than

450 on a home with an assessed valuation of $ 100,000.

Mrs. Hendon moved, seconded by Mrs. Singleton, to approve and authorize execution
of an Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement between the City of Hazelwood and
the Robertson Fire Protection District and to place the draft bill on this agenda for

introduction. The motion passed unanimously and the bill was added to the agenda as
item 17. d.

ED LOAN AGREEMENT
ST. LOUIS CURLING
CLUB

Economic Developer David Cox reported staff recommends

approving an Economic Development and Tourism Loan
Agreement with St. Louis Curling Club.

Mr. Cox stated the curling club is planning to construct a new facility at 9063 Dunn
Road. The facility would include four sheets of ice dedicated to curling. They anticipate
the construction of the facility will cost approximately $ 1. 375 million dollars. Mr. Cox

explained the club is planning to utilize funds from club members and will also be
seeking a bank loan, a loan from the World Curling Federation, and a loan from the City.
The proposed loan agreement includes a total available loan of $ 250, 000, but the club

can only provide a letter of credit for $ 130, 000. When an additional letter of credit is

provided, additional funds of up to $ 120, 000 will be made available. Mr. Cox stated the
loan repayment would be over 10 years starting April 2021 with the assumption they will
open next spring. Since no jobs will be created as a result of the loans, the loan is being
provided to support tourism. The club must hold at least two bonspiels per year in 2020

and 2021 and three bonspiels per year for the remaining 10 year repayment period.

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They must also have five leagues or corporate events in the first year, eight in the
second year, and 10 by year three and for the remainder of the loan term. Mr. Cox
explained the club must increase membership to 100 in the first year, 150 in year two,
and 300 by year three and for the remainder of the loan term. The club must utilize
media and social media to promote the site and the sport of curling. The City will waive
the interest for each year the club meets the requirements in the loan agreement.

Barry Klein, St. Louis Curling Club, stated the facility would be operated seven days a
week during curling season and is capable of being run year- round. He explained they
will have leagues for everyone including children, adolescents, adults, and wheelchair

curlers. Mr. Klein stated they will attract curlers from out-of-state by hosting weekend
bonspiels. This will be the only curling facility in Missouri and the only one within a four
hour drive of the Greater St. Louis area.

Mrs. Hendon asked if there were plans for a kitchen or a bar in the facility. Mr. Klein
replied there will be a bar, but there are no plans for a kitchen at this time.

Mr. Ryan asked when construction would commence. Mr. Klein responded early 2019.

Mr. Ryan asked what hours they would operate. Mr. Klein replied on weekends they
would be open all day and on weekdays mostly in the evenings. They would host
corporate and school events through the week during the day.

Mr. Aubuchon moved, seconded by Mr. Ryan, to concur with staff recommendation to
approve an Economic Development and Tourism Loan Agreement with St. Louis

Curling Club and to place the draft bill on this agenda for introduction. The motion
passed unanimously and the bill was added to the agenda as item 17. e.

CITY CLERK' S REPORT - None
COMMISSION AND

BOARD REPORTS

seconded by Mr. Ryan, to
receive and file the minutes of the June 12 Community
Mrs.

Hendon

moved,

Enrichment Commission meeting, the June 14 City Plan
Commission meeting, and Notices of No Quorum for the
June 14 Industrial Development Authority meeting and the

July 23 Historic Preservation Commission meeting. The
motion passed unanimously.

NEW BUSINESS - None

SLUP
5910 N. LINDBERGH

Mayor Robinson called for the first reading of a bill to grant a
Special

Land

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Use

Permit to Carrbs,

LLC d/ b/ a

QUICK

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RACE, for an amusement center/arcade at 5910

BOULEVARD

North

Lindbergh Boulevard.

There were no objections and Bill 4746 was read by title only:
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Bill 4746 will be on the agenda for second reading on August 15.
JUDGE

Mayor Robinson called for the first reading of a bill to set

COMPENSATION

compensation for the Municipal Judge.

There were no objections and Bill 4747 was read by title only:

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Bill 4747 will be on the agenda for second reading on August 15.
2018 SEWER LATERAL

Mayor Robinson called for the first reading of a bill to set the

REPAIR FEE

2018 Sewer Lateral Service Line Repair Fee.

There were no objections and Bill 4748 was read by title only:
7

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE ANNUAL FEE FOR •-

SEWER LA
SERVICE LINES REPAIR PROGRAM IN THE CITY OF
HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI,

Bill 4748 will be on the agenda for second reading on August 15.
AGREEMENT

Mayor Robinson called for the first reading of a bill to

RFPD

authorize

an

Intergovernmental

Cooperation

Agreement

between the City of Hazelwood and the Robertson Fire
Protection District.

There were no objections and Bill 4749 was read by title only:
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Bill 4749 will be on the agenda for second reading on August 15.

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E. D. LOAN AGREEMENT Mayor Robinson called for the first reading of a bill to
ST. LOUIS CURLING

authorize an Economic Development and Tourism Loan

Agreement with the St. Louis Curling Club.

There were no objections and Bill 4750 was read by title only:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM
LOAN AGREEMENT WITH ST. LOUIS CURLING CLUB, AND AUTHORIZING
EXECUTION OF DOCUMENTS RELATING THERETO.

Bill 4750 will be on the agenda for second reading on August 15.

BILL 4740

Mayor Robinson called for the second reading of Bill 4740 to

REZONING

amend Chapter 405: Zoning Regulations, of the Municipal
Code of the City of Hazelwood, Missouri by rezoning 8975

8975 & 8995 DUNN RD.

and 8995 Dunn Road from 1- 1" Light Industrial District to " P"
Public District.

There were no objections and Bill 4740 was read by title only:

8975 AND 8995 DUNN ROAD FROM 1- 11"

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO Alp"

PUBLIC DISTRICT.

Mr. Aubuchon moved, seconded by Mrs. Hendon, the adoption of Bill 4740 as an
ordinance. The following vote was recorded on the motion:
NAY - 0

AYE - 7
Mr. Aubuchon
Mr. Ryan

Mayor Robinson
Mr. Taylor

Mrs, Hendon
Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

Bill 4740 was unanimously adopted as Ordinance 4627- 18.
BILL 4741

Mayor Robinson called for the second reading of Bill 4741 to

REZONING

to

amend

Chapter

405:

Zoning

Regulations,

of

the

Municipal Code of the City of Hazelwood, Missouri by
HOWDERSHELL rezoning 7029 Howdershell Road from " C- 2" General

7029 HOWDERSHELL &

7043

Commercial

District

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to "

P"

Public

District

and

7043

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Howdershell Road from " R-4" Single -Family Dwelling District
to " P" Public District.

There were no objections and Bill 4741 was read by title only:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 405: ZONING REGULATIONS, OF THE
MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI, BY REZONING
7029 HOWDERSHELL ROAD FROM " C- 2" GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO
P"

PUBLIC DISTRICT AND 7043 HOWDERSHELL ROAD FROM " R- 4" SINGLE-

FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT TO " P" PUBLIC DISTRICT.

Mr. Aubuchon moved, seconded by Mr. Taylor, the adoption of Bill 4741 as an
ordinance. The following vote was recorded on the motion:
AYE - 7

NAY - 0

Mr. Aubuchon
Mr. Ryan

Mayor Robinson

Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Hendon

Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

Bill 4741 was unanimously adopted as Ordinance 4628- 18.
BILL 4742
REZONING

to

1730 TESON RD.

Municipal Code of the City of Hazelwood, Missouri by

Mayor Robinson called for the second reading of Bill 4742 to
amend

Chapter

405:

Zoning

Regulations,

of

the

rezoning 1730 Teson Road from " NU" Non -Urban District to
P" Public District.

There were no objections and Bill 4742 was read by title only:

Neli
1730

TESON

ROAD

FROM "

NU"

NON -URBAN

DISTRICT

TO "

P"

PUBLIC

DISTRICT.

Mrs. Hendon moved, seconded by Mrs. Singleton, the adoption of Bill 4742 as an
ordinance. The following vote was recorded on the motion:
AYE - 7

NAY - 0

Mr. Aubuchon

Mr. Ryan
Mayor Robinson

Mr. Taylor

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Mrs. Hendon
Mrs. Singleton

Mrs. Stroker

Bill 4742 was unanimously adopted as Ordinance 4629- 18.
BILL 4743

Mayor Robinson called for the second reading of Bill 4743 to

AMENDMENT

amend Chapter 100: General Provisions of the Hazelwood

CHAPTER 100

City Code to provide for the reimbursement of City costs for

RE: APPLICATION FEES processing applications.

There were no objections and Bill 4743 was read by title only:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 100: GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE
HAZELWOOD CITY CODE TO PROVIDE FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT OF CITY
COSTS FOR PROCESSING APPLICATIONS.

Mrs. Hendon moved, seconded by Mrs. Singleton, the adoption of Bill 4743 as an
ordinance. The following vote was recorded on the motion:
AYE - 7
Mr. Aubuchon

NAY - 0

Mr. Ryan

Mayor Robinson
Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Hendon
Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

Bill 4743 was unanimously adopted as Ordinance 4630- 18.
BILL 4744

Mayor Robinson called for the second reading of Bill 4744 to

AGREEMENT

authorize an agreement with the Office of the State Courts
Administrator for implementation of the Show -Me Courts

SHOW -ME COURTS

court automation program.

There were no objections and Bill 4744 was read by title only:

ofel W N1 & motel- •

N F Aly
- I L01 0 1 - •

Mrs. Singleton moved, seconded by Mrs. Hendon, the adoption of Bill 4744 as an
ordinance. The following vote was recorded on the motion:

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AYE - 7

NAY - 0

Mr. Aubuchon

Mr. Ryan
Mayor Robinson

Mr. Taylor

Mrs. Hendon
Mrs. Singleton

Mrs. Stroker

Bill 4744 was unanimously adopted as Ordinance 4631- 18.
BILL 4745

Mayor Robinson called for the second reading of Bill 4745 to

AMENDMENT

amend

Chapter

140:

Municipal

Court, Section

140. 250:

CHAPTER 140

Court Costs, of Hazelwood City Code relating to a $ 7. 00

RE: SURCHARGE

surcharge on all municipal court cases for the statewide

court automation fund as mandated by state statute.
There were no objections and Bill 4745 was read by title only:

Mr. Taylor moved, seconded by Mrs. Stroker, the adoption of Bill 4745 as an ordinance.
The following vote was recorded on the motion:
AYE - 7

NAY - 0

Mr. Aubuchon

Mr. Ryan
Mayor Robinson
Mr. Taylor

Mrs. Hendon
Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Stroker

Bill 4745 was unanimously adopted as Ordinance 4632- 18.

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COUNCIL MEETING

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Mayor

C•IiPL•l

Robinson

r T[ t?

announced

the

next

regular

Council

meeting will be held Wednesday, August 15, at 7: 30 p. m. in
the Council Chambers.

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There being no further business to come before the Council,

ADJOURNMENT

the meeting was adjourned at 8:47 p. m.

Matthew G. Robinson - Mayor

City of Hazelwood, Missouri
ATTEST:

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Christine Thomas, CMC - City Clerk
City of Hazelwood, Missouri

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