The Carl Junction City Council: met in regular session on Tuesday April 6,2 202lat" 7:00 PM: at City Hall. Mayor Mark Powers called the meeting to order with the following present: Jim Gozia, Bob McAfee, Roger Spencer, Ladonna Allen, Mike Burns, Mark Satterlee and Gary Stubblefield. Rick Flinn was absent. Also present were City Administrator Steve Lawver, City Attorney Mike Talley, City Clerk Maribeth Matney, Deputy City Clerk. Alaina Wright and City Administrator Assistant Crystal Winkfield.  AGENDA  Stevel Lawver asked to strike item 10(d) because it is not ready to be presented to thel board. Mike Burns motioned to amend the agenda to remove item 10(d) and approve as amended. Mark Satterlee seconded. All in favor. No opposed with one absent. LaDonna Allen motioned to approve the consent agenda. Roger Spencer seconded.. All int favor. No opposed with one absent.  PUBLIC FORUM  Tommy Kitch-403 N. Grimes was present to say he has an issue with Steve Lawver sending out requests fori information to the city of Duquesne with city letterhead using his title. Tommy says there have been 18 requests since March 9: and] he would never disrespect Maribeth Matney in that manner from his official position. He says the requests reference an election and emails between several parties. Tommy Kitch said thisi is an internal city matter that another city is getting involved in. Hej provided the board with  copies of the email requests and said Mike' Talley was also aware oft thes situation. APPOINTJOEONES) TO] BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS appointment. LaDonna Allen seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed with one absent.  Mayor Powers said he would like to appoint Joe. Jones tol Board of Adjustments. Gary Stubblefield motioned to approve the Mayor Powers said he requested Fire Chief. Joe Perkins be here to talk about emergency vehicle access to this area. Joe said they went out on two occasions to assess the area in question and he looked into parts oft the codei that deal with this situation. He: said they require 20 feet of clearance for ai regular engine and 26 feet for al ladder truck. He said they did measure the area, and ift there were a vehicle on both sides it would be very difficult to get an engine through there. He said in the event of an emergency they have the ability to move any vehicle as expeditiously as possible. Mayor Powers asked ifit would be better ift there were parking allowed Gary Stubblefield asked the length of truck the fire department has.. Joe said they are: 22 feet long and 19 % feet wide and the Jim Gozia asked where the closest access to water is. Joe Perkins said it's actually on the next block. The owners of 602 LaDonna Allen asked ifthere were an: issue with a vehicle would they push the vehicle out oft the way and. Joe replied yes. Mayor Powers asked if anyone in favor oft the parking signs would like to speak Kelly Woestman-407 Gold Leaf said she Mayor Powers then asked if anyone opposed to the signs would like to speak. Troy Salchow-305 Gold Leaf asked if Joe measured any of the other streets in Briarbrook. Joe said hel had not. Troy Salchow said] he had measured several streets for reference, and Blackthorn is 31 feet wide, Sunnybrook is 31 feet 2 inches wide, Silver Oaks is 31 feet 3 inches wide, Copper Oaks is 301 feet 4 inches wide and W Briarbrook Lane is 31 feet 5 inches wide. Troy said the fire department would have to travel down several of those streets to gett to Gold Leaf and ift the fire trucks can navigate streets which are slightly more narrow, there shouldn't be ani issue Mike Burns said there's as section of code that speaks of parking on narrow streets and the code defines ai narrow street as less than 30 feet wide so the code would have to be changed to put no parking signs on Gold Leaf. Troy Salchow said the code Mike Stephanie Patterson-511 Blackthorn used to live at 602 Blackthorn until she sold it to the Pyles and said they never had an Jilll Pyle-602 Blackthorn said therei is not parking on both sides oft the street all the time, that it's an occasional thing, typically Kelly Woestman asked if they could get ai no outlet sign for the area so people don't think Blackthorn is a route out of the Steve Lawver said he's received several phone calls over the years about the area. He said Kurt Higgins at Allgeier Martin looked at it and pulled aj previous letter sent in 1999 to then Mayor Jim Wisdom about flooding issues in the area. Steve said all the stormwater goes down the street and there is no outlet in that area. Steve said Kurt drew up a quick estimate of $300,000 not including easements and property that would have to be acquired. Steve said Martin and Cheryl Brown would probably give an Mayor Powers told Steve Lawver to see if the land can be acquired, get the numbers together and take it to the budget  DISCUSSION OF PARKING ON GOLD LEAF-EMERGENCY VEHICLEACCESS  on only one side. Joel Perkins said that would be al better idea. Blackthorn were present ands said they have al hydrant in their yard. tried to speak with neighbors privately and they refused to comply.  roadi is 31 feet wide from edge to edge.  navigating Gold Leafi in the event of an emergency. Burns was referencing was 355.060. issue until the tornado in May 2019.  onl holidays, and the rest of thet time they try toj park ini the yard or driveway.  area.  DISCUSSION OFSTORMWATER AT QUAIL/SNEST ADDITION  easement, but we would also have to acquire some. land from the Fredericksons.  committee tos see ifit can be done.    APPROVALOFI DELINQUENT TAXJ LIST FOR COLLECTION  LaDonna Allen motioned to approve the delinquent tax list. Mark Satterlee seconded. All in favor. No opposed with one LaDonna Allen motioned to put "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE: 2022 FISCAL YEAR BUDGET." on 1#reading LaDonna Allen motioned toj put it on second reading by title only. Gary Stubblefield seconded.. Alli in favor. No opposed with LaDonna Allen motioned toj put it on final passage. Gary Stubblefield seconded.. Alli ini favor. No opposed with one absent. McAfee-yes, Stubblefield-yes, Flinn-absent, Spencer-yes, Allen-yes, Burns-yes, Satterlee-yes, Gozia-yes. Motion on Ordinance #21-07 was approved by roll call vote, signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and made a part of the permanent LaDonna Allen motioned to put "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SALARIES FOR CITY EMPLOYEES EFFECTIVE MAY: 1,2021" on 1St reading byt title only. Gary Stubblefield seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed with one absent. LaDonna. Allen motioned to put it on second reading by title only. Gary Stubblefield seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed with LaDonna Allen motioned toj put it on final passage. Roger Spencer seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed with one absent. McAfee-yes, Stubblefield-yes, Flinn-absent, Spencer-yes, Allen-yes, Burns-yes, Satterlee-yes, Gozia-yes. Motion on Ordinance #21-08 was approved by roll call vote, signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and made a part of the permanent LaDonna Allen motioned to put "AN ORDINANCE APPOINTING CITY OFFICERS TO THE CITY OF CARL JUNCTION TO SERVE THE ENSUING YEAR UNTIL: NEW OFFICERS. AREI DULY APPOINTED " on 1#reading by title Roger Spencer motioned to put it on second reading by title only. LaDonna Allen seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. Discussion: Mike Burns wanted to make sure the vote last time to add a signer to the checking account was temporary. LaDonna Allen motioned toj put it on: final passage. Mark Satterlee seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed with one absent. McAfee-yes, Stubblefield-yes, Flinn-absent, Spencer-yes, Allen-yes, Burns-yes, Satterlee-yes, Gozia-yes. Motion on Ordinance #21-09 was approved by roll call vote, signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and made aj part of the permanent  absent.  ORDINANCES  by title only. Mike Burns seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed with one absent.  Discussion: There was no discussion.  one absent.  records of the City of Carl Junction.  Discussion: There was no discussion.  one absent.  records oft the City of Carl Junction.  only. Mikel Burns seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. Discussion: There was no discussion.  Mayor Powers replied that Treasurer Ruby Dunn is now available again.  records of the City ofCarl. Junction. REPORTS reimbursement.  The Council reviewed the Administration report. Steve Lawver said FEMA approved $196,012.25 of our requested  Stevel Lawver said they are getting ready to wrap up the Cedar Lane detention pond project. Steve Lawver also said we got approved for Pennell sidewalks from Grimes tol Dean.  Public Works report - Jim Chaligoj hadi nothing to report. Police Dept. report - Delmar Haase had nothing to report.  Bldg Insp report- No discussion. Court report No discussion. COMMITTEE REPORTS Budget/Finance: Ladonna Allen had nothing to report. Code/] Nuisance: Rick Flinn was absent. Human Resources: Roger Spencer had nothing to report. Public Facilities & Planning: Mark Satterlee had nothing to report. Senior Citizens: Gary Stubblefield said thes senior center is opening May 3.  UNFINISHED BUSINESS  Mike Burns asked about the money from the latest stimulus. Steve Lawver said the city will be receiving 1.5 million dollars Mike Talley wanted to clarify that he had no idea Tommy Kitch would be bringing the earlier information regarding Steve Lawver tot the board. Mike said as the attorney: for both cities he felti it was a conflict for him and he needed to remain neutral ands step back from any issues arising between the two cities. Mike also introduced one oft the alderwomen (Jane Baine) from Duquesne who  ini twoj payments of roughly $750,000 each and the first payment should arrive in 60-90 days.  was present in the audience.    NEW] BUSINESS  LaDonna. Allen asked ifv we need to schedule al budget meeting right now regarding the Quail's Nest issue. Stevel Lawver said Mayor Powers said the American Legion will sell items for anyone who doesn't want to set up their own sale during the city Jim Chaligoj said the cold weather tore up the roads and the construction equipment is making it worse. He said Marie Ln and Copper Oaks will need tol bei re-paved. He also said he would like to piggy-back off the bid from Webb City for paving and that Jim Chaligoj said he talked to Goins about getting the ditch fixed and as soon as Mediacom buries their cable, Goins will get  itwould take a while to get all the information together fort the budget committee.  wide sale. Hes said it's $101 to sell items, or you can donate them and American Legion keeps the profits.  it's $63.11 per ton. the problem taken care of.  Delmar Haase said they are: short a dispatcher andi received zero applications.  ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 8:081 PM.  Mark Satterlee motioned to adjourn the meeting. LaDonna Allen seconded. All in favor. No opposed with one absent.  Ahdfn  MAYOR  AA