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April 6, 2010 January 26, 2010 <br />August 3, 2010 May 25, 2010 <br />November 2, 2010 August 24, 2010 <br />Informational: <br />10.The recycling marketing program is moving forward. <br />Recycling Posters for the bus shelter have been printed and posters will be <br />installed in 3 bus shelters within 5-6 weeks (by Jan. 31). We ordered smaller <br />sized recycling posters to hang in the City Hall building. They still have to be <br />framed and will be installed in the next 2-3 weeks. <br />Door hangers will be hung on the doors of non-recycling homes north of Olive <br />th <br />during the week of January 25 (in about 5 weeks). The areas covered will be in <br />the north central area, the largest non-recycling section of the City. Staff will <br />deliver the door hangers, distributed with your last weekly, during the recycling <br />collection routes. <br />11.parental responsibility ordinance <br /> Chief Adams is working on the mirroring <br />the City of Normandy’s ordinance. A draft should be available by January 25 for <br />initial review. <br />12.Cunningham Park <br /> We plan to have an update on potential <br />development/expansion and a TIF update <br /> for your January 25 meeting. <br />13.The East-West Gateway plan was approved by SEMA on 12/14/09 <br />. <br />SEMA forwarded the plan to FEMA on 12/15/09 via overnight mail. Along with <br />their submission to FEMA they sent a cover letter and transmittal sheet that <br />indicated the plan should be reviewed as a first priority among Missouri Plan <br />submissions due to the pending grant applications. They would not expect <br />FEMA to use the full 45 day period, but gave us no indication of when they might <br />complete the review. We will notify Wilson residents of this delay. <br />Once the decision is made to grant, because the federal portion of the grant is <br />more than $1 million, FEMA is required to complete a Large Project Notification <br />to Congress when they are ready to award the grant to the State. This process <br />usually takes a minimum of 15 days.Once the Large Project Notification is <br />complete and FEMA awards the grant to the State, SEMA will contact the City to <br />set up a date/time to complete the grant administration orientation with our <br />assigned project manager. Once the City signs the Grant Agreement and <br />Funding Approval forms, the City can start incurring costs against the grant. <br />14. Themunicipal parking lot #5 <br /> located near the Post Office (west Loop) was <br />reopened at the end of the year. The contractor will be installing a new fence in <br />the coming weeks, but this should not affect the lot itself. The total project cost is <br />around $130,000 which includes not only the new permeable pavers, but <br />sidewalk, curb, entrances, demolition of the old brick wall and installing a new <br /> <br />