The Carl. Junction City Council meti in regular session on Tuesday May 5,2020 at' 7:00 PM at City Hall. Mayor Mark Powers called ther meeting to order with thei following present: Rick Flinn, Richard! Zaccardelli, Don Marshall, Roger Spencer, LaDonna Allen, Mike Burns, Mark Satterlee and Randy Hutcheson. 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  Randy Hutcheson stated that item 6b needed to be removed from the agenda. Roger Spencer motioned to amend the agenda removing item 6b. LaDonna. Allen seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. LaDonna Allen motioned to approve the agenda as amended. Roger Spençer seconded. LaDonna Allen moved to approve consent agenda. Rick Flinn seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed.  PUBLICI FORUM ORDINANCES  There was no one present for public forum.  LaDonna Allen motioned to put "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLEL GOVERNMENT CODE, CHAPTER 125: PERSONNEL POLICY, SECTION 125.110: COMPENSATORY TIMETO PLACE POLICE OFFICERS ON Al FORTY (40) HOUR WORK PERIOD, AND TO CLARIFY THE RULES FOR CALCULATING, USING AND ACCUMULATING COMPENSATORY TEME" on 1"reading by title only. Richard Zaccardelli seconded.. Alli in favor. No opposed. Discussion: Randy Hutcheson said code & nuisance committee met prior to meeting and recommended to board for vote as LaDonna Allen motioned toj puti it on second reading by title only. Richard Zaccardelli seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. LaDonna Allen motioned to put it on final passage. Richard Zaccardelli seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. Flinn-yes, Marshall-yes, Zaccardelli-yes, Spencer-yes, Allen-yes, Burns-yes, Hutcheson-yes Satterlee-yes. Motion on Ordinance #20-11 was approved by roll call vote, signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and made aj part of the permanent LaDonna Allen motioned to put "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE II. PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE: CHAPTER 205: ANIMAL REGULATIONS, ARTICLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS, BY AMENDING SECTION 205.175: ANIMAL WASTE TO BE REMOVED BY OWNER, TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS GOVERNING ANIMAL FECAL MATTER ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND STREET RIGHT OF WAYS" on 15t reading by Discussion: Randy Hutcheson said code committee met and recommended it be approved as written. Mike Burns questioned how this ordinance would be enforced. Steve Lawver said penalties are laid out in the code and they can be a ticketed. The Code Roger Spencer motioned to put it on second reading by title only. LaDonna Allen seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. LaDonna Allen motioned to puti it on final passage. Roger Spencer seconded. All in favor. No opposed. Flinn-yes, Marshall-absent, Zaccardelli-yes, Spencer-yes, Allen-yes, Burns-yes, Hutcheson-yes Satterlee-yes. Motion on Ordinance #20-12 was approved by roil call vote, signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and made a part of the permanent Roger Spencer motioned to put "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE L. GOVERNMENT CODE, CHAPTER 130: MUNICIPALCOURT, BY AMENDING SECTION 130.250: COURT COSTS, TO PROVIDE. FOR THE. ASSESSMENT OF A$7.00 SURCHARGE AS COURT COSTS BE IMPOSED BY THE MUNICIPAL JUDGE FOR REMISSION TO THE STATEWIDE COURT AUTOMATION FUND IN ADDITION TO ANY FINE THAT IS IMPOSED UPON IMPLEMENTATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF SHOW ME COURTS IN THE CITY OF CARL JUNCTION,  written,  Discussion: There was no further discussion.  records oft the City ofCarl. Junction.  title only. Roger Spencer seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. Enforcement officer enforces ita andi iti is a complaint driven ordinance. Discussion: There was no further discussion.  records ofi the City ofCarl. Junction.  MISSOURI" on 1"reading by title only. Richard Zaccardelli seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed.  Discussion: Mike' Talley stated that this does not take effect until we are participating in Show Me Courts. LaDonna Allen motioned toj put it on second reading by title only. Roger Spencer seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. LaDonna. Allen motioned toj put it on final passage. Richard! Zaccardelli seconded. Alli in favor. No opposed. Flinn-yes, Marshall-absent, Zaccardelli-yes, Spencer-yes, Allen-yes, Burns-yes, Hutcheson-yes Satterlee-yes. Motion on Ordinance #20-13 was approved by roll call vote, signed by the Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and made a part of the permanent  Discussion: There was no further discussion  records of the City of Carl. Junction. REPORTS  The Council reviewed the Administration report. There was no discussion on the Administration report.  Public Works report- - Jim Chaligoj was not present. There was no discussion.    Police Dept. report - Delmar Haase stated they have gone back to normal duties, one person allowed in the lobby at a time. They did not receive any car bids sO we will use the state bid and he ordered a car. We are looking at 26 weeks and we will receive a 2021 car but ata a 2020 car price. Richard Zaccardelli asked about the: 51 marijuana plants. ChiefHaase: responded that MSHP handled that case. Roger Spencer asked ift there was any further information on the stolen vehicle. Chief Haase stated it was recovered but it Bldg., Inspreport-SteveL Lawver mentioned therel has been cross-training with. Jamia and Greg on building inspector procedures. Code/ Nuisance: Randy Hutcheson said the committee met earlier to review the ordinances that were voted on tonight. They are waiting for more: information from Steve Lawver to move forward with the ordinance that we1 took offt the agenda tonight. We will Public Facilities & Planning: LaDonna Allen needs to schedule a meeting fort the committee before thei first meeting in June at 6:30. LaDonna Allen and Steve Lawver went and looked at parks and possible projects that need to be done; all are dependent on the  was burned.  COMMITTEE REPORTS  Budget/Finance: Mike Burns had nothing to report. have a 6:30 committee meeting before thet next council meeting. Human Resources: Roger Spencer had nothing to report.  weather.  Senior Citizens- Richard Zaccardelli read an article by Tammy Lynch that was in thej paper.  UNFINISHED BUSINESS  Mayor Powers said Mike Talley is working on a preliminary agreement on Carl. Junction repairing the CID tennis courts and the city residents have same rights as CID residents. He questioned if anyone had any issues with the proposed agreement. Steve Lawver has already contacted Allgeier Martin about a survey. Mike Talleyi is drafting a resolution for the CID to sign and an ordinançe Mike Talley has had contact from Stl Louis on efforts to purchase thej property to connect tol Peace Church next to new Schuber Mike' Talley said the attorney for Dr. Boyle and) he are meeting to discuss aj possible: resolution for our differences. Steve Lawver provided a memo for opening the city facilities again. City Hall lobby has not been open but will be open tomorrow. We will put up a sign limiting the number ofj people allowed inside. Cardio center willl have a sign limiting the number of peopleallowedi in there at onet time. There willl be no open gym timey yet. The Community Center building willl be opent until 6, pickleball will start againj just 2 courts, people could also wait outside the gym. The Senior Center is not open yet, reservations andj parties willl be allowed as long as group is under 10 people and social distancing is observed. MIRMA guidelines were sent to YMCA executive director and we are looking at opening pool at end of May as usual. The problem is finding people to train for lifeguards. Frank Dean Sports Complex will be open as long as 10 people are limited per field. The bathrooms will not be open because the standards for cleaning is once per hour and the public works doesn't have the staff for that. 10 people per activity is how city managers statewide have interpreted the guidelines. Mayor Powers said he understands 10 people per activity but each game should be separate activity. Mike Burns said hei found nothing regarding group of1 10p people in the governor's phase 1 guidelines. LaDonna Allen said the governor stated 10 people in his press conference. Mike Burns said iti is nowhere in writing. Steve Lawver said the guidelines for public facilities and guidelines for retail are not even. Mike Burns said the writing says to try to limit activities but doesn't require no activities tot take place. Mayor Powers said the players aren'tt thej problem, thes spectators are the issue. Stevel Lawver said iti is the parent's responsibility ifthey want their child involved in their activity. LaDonna Allen said ifit was aj private property there wouldn't be an issue, but she questioned with it being public property ifv we! havet to meet certain guidelines. Mike Burns said Webb City and. Joplin] parks andt rec are resuming their activities. Richard Zaccardelli said Bulldog Lake had 7 kayaks over the week and 5 people on1 thel bridge fishing. Rick Flinn said there are no dates for the phases, it's based on whatever we're calling it. Mark Satterlee asked ifCarl. Junction had COVID cases. Steve reported we' vel had 2i in Carl. Junction. ChiefHaase stated there are no active cases in Jasper County. LaDonna Allen said we may note even need toi follow phases, that was ai federal guideline prior to all decisions being left up to governors. Steve Lawver said he drew his guidelines on the strict side. Richard Zaccardelli asked ifall soccer spectators would have to wear a mask. Steve Lawver responded that isn't covered in the guidelines. Mark Satterlee questioned ifi it could be revisited at each meeting and Steve Lawver responded yes. Mike Burns thinks it should say no more than 10 people per group. Rick Flinn asked the city's liability if guidelines are recommended but not enforced. Steve Lawver said Lakeside has no facilities, Country Club Park has a bathroom and it is our  fort the council to approve.  Mitchell subdivision. Discussions and dialogue are ongoing and is making some progress.  responsibility.  NEW BUSINESS ADJOURNMENT  Don Marshall asked what is being done on Highway 171. No one knew. MML: annual meeting is still scheduled for Sept 13-16 inl Kansas City.  Roger Spencer motioned to adjourn the meeting. LaDonna Allen seconded. All in favor. No opposed. Meetingatjpumeda at  8:03PM.  MAYOR    Hsy