NOTICE OF ELECTION

IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 115 OF THE LAWS OF MISSOURI, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:

A MUNICIPAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF PACIFIC, MISSOURI ON APRIL 6, 2010 AT WHICH ELECTION ALL REGISTERED VOTERS RESIDING WITHIN THE CITY OF PACIFIC WILL BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE.


OFFICIAL BALLOT OF
CITY OF PACIFIC, MISSOURI
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 2010


FOR MAYOR – FOUR YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

William “Bill” Hohman
1502 Peachtree, Pacific, MO 63069
636-271-0935

Herbert C. Adams
1208 Pinewood, Pacific, MO 63069
314-799-3656

Joshua Mofield
516 W. St. Louis St.
Pacific, MO 63069
636-575-1251

Mike Bates
410 W. Walnut
Pacific, MO 63069
636-271-5797

Jeffrey M. Palmore
709 W. Union
Pacific, MO 63069
636-257-2112


FOR MARSHAL– FOUR YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

Matt Mansell
708 Cypress Dr.
Pacific, MO 63069
636-271-1352

Jim Brune
802 Peachtree Dr.
Pacific, MO 63069
314-550-1314


FOR JUDGE – FOUR YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

Ronald F. Reed Sr.
522 W. Congress
Pacific, MO 63069
636-257-1376


FOR COLLECTOR – FOUR YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

Debra “ Debbie” Kelley
714 S. Third St.
Pacific, MO 63069
636-257-2270

Sharon Boedges
807 Peachtree
Pacific, MO 63069
636-257-3718

FOR ALDERMAN WARD I– TWO YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

Wm. “Bill” Rutledge
523 W. Osage
Pacific, MO 63069
314-540-2230

Stephen W. Flannery III
305 W. Pacific St.
Pacific, MO 63069
314-775-6060

Dave Monroe
506 S. First St.
Pacific, MO 63069
636-271-3081

Ed Gass
230 E. Park
Pacific, MO 63069
636-271-4911


FOR ALDERMAN WARD II - TWO YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

Jerry Eversmeyer
2148 S. Highway N
Pacific, MO 63069
636-221-2968

Clinton R. Hafley
113 S. Payne St.
Pacific, MO 63069
314-575-1869

BJ Lawrence
1207 W. Congress
Pacific, MO 63069
636-271-7817


FOR ALDERMAN WARD III – TWO YEAR TERM - VOTE FOR ONE

Mike Pigg
44 Cedar Ridge
Pacific, MO 63069
314-707-2017

Polling places (open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.) for Pacific residents are as follows:

Ward 1 - Presbyterian Church, 410 W. St. Louis St.

Ward 2 - Eagles Hall, 707 W. Congress

Ward 3 - Pacific City Hall, 300 Hoven Dr.

The Meramec Valley Historical Museum will open once again for visitors to enjoy the treasurers on display there. Effective Saturday, March 6, 2009, the museum will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The museum is located at 206 W. Union St. The museum's phone number is: 636-257-5652. For more information relating to the museum, please contact Hilda Bandermann at (636) 257-4229.

Public Notice posted in accordance RSMo. 610 as amended
by: Kimberly Barfield, City Clerk
Date/Time Posted: Friday, February 26, 2010 AT 5:00 P.M.


CITY OF PACIFIC
300 HOVEN
BOARD OF ALDERMEN AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2010
7:30 P.M.

Agenda

I. Call to Order

II. Roll Call

III. Pledge of Allegiance

IV. Prayer by Ministerial Alliance

V. Approval of Minutes

A. Regular meeting – February 16, 2010

VI. Presentation

VII. Mayor’s Report

A. Certificate of Appreciation-Gloria Neiman

VIII. Public Hearing

VIII. Public Participation

IX. Introduction of New Bills

A. Bill NO. 2763
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TRAFFIC SCHEDULES OF THE CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES ESTABLISHING AND DESIGNATING STOP SIGNS FOR CONTROLLING TRAFFIC EAST AND WEST BOUND ON UNION ST. AT ITS INTERSECTION WITH SIXTH ST. (1st reading)

X. Consideration of Bills Previously Introduced

XI. Postponed Bills/Resolution

BILL NO. 2752

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 225 OF THE CITY’S CODE OF ORDINANCES BY REPEALING ARTICLE II AND ADOPTING NEW ARTICLES II, III, AND IV RELATING TO NUISANCES. (2nd reading)

AMENDED BILL NO. 2754

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 415 RELATING TO TIMES IN WHICH GRADING AND EXCAVATION WORK CAN BE PERFORMED.
(2nd reading scheduled for 3-16-2010)

BILL NO. 2760

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND ESTABLISHING A SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS STONE CREST MANOR SUBDIVISION IN THE CITY OF PACIFIC, COUNTIES OF FRANKLIN AND ST. LOUIS, STATE OF MISSOURI. (2nd reading)

XII. Committee Reports/Report of City Officials

XIII. Unfinished Business

XIV. New Business

RESOLUTION NO. 2010-10
A RESOLUTION OPPOSING RATE INCREASE BY UNION ELECTRIC, MISSOURI.

Miscellaneous Business

A. Approve liquor license application for Phil Zahn, 564 E. Osage, Pacific, MO.

B. Approve proposal to East-West Gateway for a sidewalk project on Old Gray Summit Road to Sierra Ridge.

[Executive Closed Session (RSMo. 610.021[1][2][3]

Legal actions, causes of action or litigation involving a public governmental body and any confidential or privileged communications between a public governmental body or its representatives and its attorneys.

Leasing, purchase or sale of real estate by a public governmental body where public knowledge of the transaction might adversely affect the legal consideration therefore.

Hiring, Firing, disciplining or promoting of particular employees by a public government body when personal information about the employee is discussed or recorded.

XVI. Received and filed.

XVII. Adjournment

The Board of Aldermen will consider and act upon the Matters listed above and such others as may be presented at the Meeting and determined to be appropriate for discussion at that time.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Aldermen may also hold a Closed Meeting for the purpose of dealing with matters relating to one or more of the following: Legal Actions, Causes of Action, Litigation, or privileged communications between the City’s representatives and its Attorneys (RSMo. 610.021 (1) 2000); Lease, purchase or sale of Real Estate (RSMo. 610.021(2) 2000); Hiring, Firing, Disciplining or Promoting employees by a Public Governmental Body (RSMo. 610.021(3)2000); Bidding specifications (RSMo. 610.021(11)2000); and /or documents related to a negotiated contract (RSo. 610.021(12)2000).The City of Pacific is working to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act mandates. Individuals who require an accommodation to attend a meeting should contact City Hall (271-0500) at least twenty-four hours in advance.

“Trash for Cash” Recycling Program

Help the Pacific Tri County Senior Center

By recycling your plastic, paper, and glass, you are helping your community. One-half (˝) of the proceeds generated from the Pacific recycling program provides revenue stream for the Tri County Senior Center.

Help us help the senior citizens in the
Tri County region. Funds from the Trash for Cash program will be used to promote the Pacific Tri County Senior Center to create awareness so local senior citizens know that they have a place to socialize and participate in the many programs offered at the Senior Center.

SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING INFORMATION & GUIDE
PROVIDED BY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CO., EARTH CITY, MO
314-770-9898; www.rmcrecycle.com

What does the term Single Stream Recycling mean? Single Stream Recycling means recyclable items can be collected in a commingled method. For example, there is no need to keep paper, plastic, and glass separated prior to being processed at the recycling center.

Commingled Containers that are recyclable – paper, aluminum cans, steel bi-metal cans, glass, plastic (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #7 containers).

How do I place recycling in my recycle cart?
Since there is no need to separate recyclable materials, just place into the recycling cart. It is no longer necessary to segregate recyclables in your cart. Add material to your cart as generated. If you live in the city and have a higher volume of items to recycle, call IESI to for additional carts.

IESI’s CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT.: 636-321-2100

RECYCLE PLASTICS:

IESI accepts plastic items that have the following numbers in chasing arrows on bottom of containers. If the number in the chasing arrows is #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #7, and it fits the criteria you may recycle the container.

1) #1 - soda, water, and other beverage bottles that are clear and green
2) #2 - HDPE milk and juice jugs (clear)
3) #2 - HDPE detergent and fabric softener
containers (colored)
4) #3 - PVC narrow neck containers only
(health and beauty aid products, household cleaners)
5) #4 LDPE grocery containers (margarine tubs, frozen dessert cups, six and twelve pack rings)
6) #5 PP grocery containers (yogurt cups, narrow neck syrup and ketchup bottles)
7) #7 plastic narrow neck containers only

Note: Plastic buckets - 5 gallon maximum -
are accepted (includes kitty litter buckets too)

Accepted Containers List:

1) Aluminum cans, trays and foil (trays and foil must be cleaned)
2) Aseptic packaging & gable top containers (for example: milk and juice cartons)
3) Steel cans and tins including aerosol cans
4) Glass bottles and jars (clear, brown, & green)
5) NO window glass, dinnerware, or ceramics

Container Information:
1) All containers are to be empty and rinsed.
2) No motor oil, insecticide, herbicide or hazardous chemical containers.
3) Return plastic bags to grocery or department store.
4) No plastic film (no plastic sheets, tarps, or wrap)
5) No styrofoam or clear polystyrene

NO Polystyrene expanded foam #6 (Commonly called styrofoam)
Do not put #6 plastic in recycle cart.

Accepted Paper (Fiber) List:

If you can tear the paper and it is not soiled; recycle it!

Newspaper including inserts (remove plastic sleeves), cardboard, brown paper bags, food boxes, cereal and cracker cartons, pizza boxes, receipts, instruction manuals, magazines, catalogs, telephone books, office / computer paper, carbonless forms, brochures, file folders, notebook and school papers (no metal clips, spirals, or ring binders), soda and beer can carrying cases, junk mail with envelopes, paperback books (hard cover books are not recyclable), gift wrapping paper and gift boxes.

What does Recycling/Single Stream Recycling do for me as an individual?

1) It gives you the ability to control future waste cost due to increase of tipping fees for waste being diverted from landfills.
2) Adds increased lifespan to area and regional landfills which reduces cost of transportation to landfills outside local region.
3) Provides marketable goods to recyclable end markets to provide future product from recycled material which reduces costs of packaging to you as a consumer.
4) Provides jobs in the local region providing taxable revenue in which we all benefit. Estimated 16,000 jobs are linked to recycling to some degree in the St. Louis region.
5) Once material is buried in a landfill it provides no future purpose in the economy. A constant recycling climate will renew the economical benefit of marketable product in a continuous cycle.

By recycling all items on the material lists outlined in this brochure, you can remove over half of your generated waste.

“Trash for Cash”

Help the Pacific Tri County Senior Center

Remember the “Cash for Trash” Program

By recycling everything you can, you will be providing revenue to the Tri County Senior Center in Pacific.

Don’t forget to tell people who live outside the city limits to recycle, and BRING recyclable items to the Senior Center located at: 800 W. Union in Pacific.

Recycle bins are located on the west side of the parking lot. The recycling bins are visible from W. Union.

“Trash for Cash”

By recycling your plastic, paper, and glass, you are helping your community. One-half (˝) of the proceeds generated from the Pacific recycling program provides revenue stream for the Tri County Senior Center.

Funds from the Trash for Cash program will be used to promote the Pacific Tri County Senior Center to create awareness so local senior citizens know that they have a place to socialize and participate in the many programs offered at the Senior Center.