Agenda

7:30 p.m. Monday, April 20

Power and Light Committee

-- Consider a motion accepting certified election results.

-- Consider a motion accepting the bid of Drake-Scruggs of Springfield, Ill., in the amount of $38,167 and authorizing the purchase of one Versalift Model VST-36001 Aerial Unit.

-- Consider a motion approving Change Order no. 2 in the amount of $13,200 relative to the district sewers No. 2R, 2R1 and 2R4 contract.

-- Consider a motion approving Pay Request #1 in the amount of $37,216.69 to PR Developers Inc. under the district sewers No. 2R, 2R1 and 2R4 (Grandview Acres) contract.

-- Consider a motion authorizing semi-annual payment of $5,000 to Chamber of Commerce for services rendered under existing contract.

-- Consider a motion authorizing payment of $3,100.12 to Southeast Missouri Regional Planning and Economic Development Commission relative to the city's comprehensive plan update contract.

-- Consider a bill proposing an ordinance approving the voluntary annexation of property owned by Weiss Land Development, L.C., Paul and Peggy Fisher and the City of Jackson.

-- Consider a bill proposing an ordinance approving the voluntary annexation of property owned by Doyle L. and Robyn M. Morton.

-- Consider a bill proposing an ordinance authorizing a contractual agreement with Hastings & Chivetta Architects, Inc., of St. Louis and approving additional expenditures of $20,000 relative to continuation of the multipurpose building feasibility study.

-- Consider a bill proposing an ordinance re-adopting Article VII Chapter 2 of the Code of Ordinances.

Street Committee

-- Consider a motion approving the appointment of Fire Chief Brad Golden as emergency preparedness coordinator for the City of Jackson.

-- Consider a motion authorizing the city's pre-payment of its estimated local use tax liability in the amount of $144,671 as a lump sum payment before May 1.

-- Consider a motion authorizing public works director to solicit engineering proposals relative to sewer system inflow and infiltration study.