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Session 710, Minutes <br />August 20, 1962 <br /> <br />Page 23 <br /> <br />prohibition of truck traffic on Millbrook if that is considered its <br />reco--~adation, and any other steps necessary. <br /> <br />JEWISH VAR VETERANS - POSTING OF SIGNS: <br />Mayor Kaufman called attention to a request from the Jewish War Veterans <br />of the State of Missouri for permission to post two signs, each being <br />4*x8tx6' in height, in the public way in Heman Park opposite the Jewish <br />War Veterans Memorial Center at 7091 Olive Street Road - these signs will <br />announce the use of the Memorial Center as an accommodation center for <br />the Red Cross blood donations and T.B. x-rays on September 10, 1962. <br /> <br />CityManager Henry stated that he received the request late this after- <br />noon and members of the Council will find in their folders copy of a <br />memorandum from the Director of Law which indicates that under Section <br />801.12 of the Municipal Code, the City Manager has the authority to issue <br />this permit provided the Council consents thereto, and the organization <br />must also deposit a sum of money as to be determined by the Council <br />guaranteeing the removal of the signs within 15 days after the expiration <br />of the permit. The Council is to determine the amount of the money to be <br />deposited (under Section 801.12) but under the section it must be at least <br />$50.00. <br /> <br />The Hayor stated that if the Council is prepared to move forward on this <br />matter he would suggest a motion which would embody the $50.00 deposit. <br />Councilman Tav~ler moved accordingly. The motion was seconded by Council- <br />man Grimm and unanimously carried, <br /> <br />MILLBRO~K RIGHT-OF-WAY: <br />Nayor Kaufman called attention to a co,,--unication from the City Manager <br />in connection with a suggested letter to be sent to the Public Service <br />Company, waiving notice of a hearing on an application, in Jefferson City. <br />The May~r said before taking any action, he is wondering whether any <br />action has been taken with respect to having them clean up the right-of- <br />way on Pershing. The City Manager answered affirmatively. He said he re- <br />quested Mr. Dameron (of the Public Service Company) to have this done and <br />Mr. Dameton had stated he would take care of it. The Mayor said he is not <br />going to suggest that the co-~nication not be sent, but he thinks it is <br />a reasonable request, however, for the Public Service Company to clean up <br />Pershing Avenue before they abandon the right-of-way. <br /> <br />Councilman Tandler expressed the view that this should hold true for any <br />other portion of the right-of-way, and he said he shares the Mayorts <br />views that the City has been extremely cooperative. The CityHanager said <br />he would follow through on this matter. <br /> <br />Mayor Kaufman asked the CityManager whether he would lik~ action tonight <br />(on the suggested form for a letter), whereupon the City Manager stated <br />that he and Director of Law Morris plan to go to Jefferson City on <br />September 11th, and he would be interested in Mr. Morris' opinion as to <br />what he thinks about it. The Director of Law said he thinks the letter <br />should go, otherwise the Public Service Commission is going to be in <br />position of not knowing exactly what to expect on the 11th at the hearing - <br />they have to schedule their docket. Mayor Kaufman said if the Council is <br />prepared to act on this matter, it can move forward. <br /> <br />Councilman Baris said he wonders if it is the intention (of the Public <br /> <br /> <br />