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� CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU
UEPARTMENT
� ACTIVITY REPORTS
Month of September, 1987
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� TABLE OF CONTENTS
� Attorney' s Office
Community Development
Fin�nce Department
� Fire Department
Health Department
Parks and Recreation Department
� Personnel Office
Police Department
Public Works Department
Engineering Division
� Fleet Management Division
Sanitation Division
Sew�r Treatment
� Street Divisi�n
Transit
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CITY ATTORNEY
� Month of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE SUMMARY
�ouis R. Jones v. Mr. Rav Johnson: On September 11 , 1987, the
� City filed its Answer to Petitioner's Complaint Challenging
Conditions at the Cape Girardeau City Jail .
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� CITY ATTORNEY
Month of September, 1987
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� M�( NICIPAL COURT CASES DISPOSED OF
Statistical information is not available at this time.
� Traffic Offenses
� Movinq Violations :
Jul /Jun Jul /Jun
� Sep 1987 Sep 1986 1987 1986
Speeding
� Ran Stop Sign
Failure to Yield
Following too Close .
� Careless 8 Imprudent
D.W. I .
Leaving the Scene
No State Plates
� No Operators License
Driving Without
Reasonable Safety
Improper Lane Change
� Improper Passing
Left Turn Prohibited
Miscellaneous
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� Non-Moving Viotations :
Parking
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� CITY ATTORNEY
Month of September, 1987
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� Non-Traffic Offenses
Dog at Large
� No City Dog License
Bad Checks
Peace Disturbance
� Assault
Stealing
, Possession of
� Intoxicants
Supply Liquor
to Minors
Misrepresentation
� of Age
Disorderly Conduct
Resisting Arrest
� Concealed Weapon
Firing. Gun in City
Limits
Miscellaneous
� Total :
� MISCELLANEOUS
� On September 16- 18, 1987, M. Catherine Hartnett, the
Assistant City Attorney attended the Annual Missouri Bar meeting
in Kansas City, Missouri .
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On September 20-23, 1987, Warren L. Wells , the City
■ Attorney attended the annual NIMLO Conference in Salt Lake City,
f� Utah.
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City Attorney
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
� Month of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE SUMMARY
Bids for iease/purchase financing the acquisition of two
� rear-loading trash trucks were taken and a contract awarded to
Centerre Bank.
Meetings continued with the State Auditor's office and city
� staff concerning audit of Municipal Court. Interim procedures
were estaolished and staff assignments juggled to maintain
effective operations of the Court office.
� The rinance Director and Administrative Assistant attended the
Municipal Clerk' s and Municipal Finance Officers Ass. sessions
� at the annual Missouri Municipal League Conference.
Remodeling of the Finance Department off� ces was initiated with
the intent of providing a more accessible and permanent location
� for the Finance Director' s Office on the first floor and with
the intent of creating a more efficient use of available space
in the collection area.
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Alvin M. Stoverink
� Finance Director
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
� Month of September, 1987
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� PROPERTY TAXES
As of September 30, 1987, property tax collections are as follows:
� SAME MONTH
rY 1987-88 FY 1986-87
� Real Estate -0- -0-
Personal Property Tax -0- -0-
Property Surtax - Business 2,310. 04 2. 55
Railroad/Utility -0- -0-
� Yearly Total 2,310. 04 2.55
Delinquent Taxes 18,932 . 18 9,225. 96
Yearly Totai 21 ,242.22 9,228.51
� INVtSTMENTS
� In Oecember, 1985, the Finance Department expanded the investment program to
incivae short-term U.S. Treasury Bills. In July, 1986, the Finance
Department expanded the program with a new pooled investment account with
� daily interest earnings on all idle funds. In July, 1987, an increase in the
formula for weekly interest rate adjustments on the pooled investment account
was negotiated. The rate is now set at 50 basis points below the Federal
runas Rate.
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Interest Interest
� Budgeted Collected
1986/87 Year-to-Date
Time Deposits 150. 00 93. 75
Overnight Deposits 62,315. 00 10,400.83
� T-Bills 94,816. 00 44,522. 76
CURRtNT INVESTMENTS
� Time Oeposits -0- N/A
Treasury Bills 3 ,479,510.77 . 057180 - .065310y.
Pooled Investment Acct. 578,384. 08 6. 287%
� Depository Sec. Pledged 1 ,680,465.58
Depository F.D. I .C. 100, 000. 00
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� Finance Director
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
� Month of September, 1987
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� COMBINED BALANCE SHEET
Pooled Account
� Generai Casn and Investments 3,381 ,442. 12
Restricted Cash and Investments 554,983.84
Receivanles 94, 716.20
� Total Liquid Assets 4,031 , 142. 16
� Liabiiities 347.495. 72
Current Year Revenue over Expenses ( 170,805.98)
� Prior Year tncling Balance 3,854,452.42
Current r=und Balance 3,683,646.44
� Tota�i �iabilities and Equity 4,031 , 142. 16
Cash dalance Classified by Type of Fund Total
� General 1 ,642,536.82
Special Revenue 1 ,267,476.64
Debt Service 294,919.20
� Capital Projects ( 129,309.61 )
Special Assessments 66,755.88
tnterprise Funds 27,058. 17
� internal Service Funds 496, 100.87
irust and Agency Funds 270,887.99
iotal 3,936,425.96
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LICENSE ACTIVITY AND PAYABLE 7RANSACTIONS
� THI5 THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
MONTH �AST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� City �icenses
Mercnants 72 89 310 329
�iquor 10 12 29 32
� Security 9 15 67 59
Animal 2 3 8 40
Pool Table 0 1 4 4
Hotel /Motel /Rest. 89 85 261 259
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Month of September, 1987
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� THIS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
MON7H LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Accounts Payable and Purchasing:
� Checks Issued 513 555 1 ,530 1 ,671
Invoices Expensed 1 ,666 836 3 ,331 4, 106
Requisitions Processed 223 223
Purchase Orders 56 * 256 *
� Emergency Purch. Ord. 33 33
Vouchers 134 * 576 *
Formal Bids 10 * 16 *
� Formal Bid Statistics :
Specifications Written
� or Revisea 2 * 2 *
No. of Vendors on Bids 64 * 64 *
� Average No. of Vendors
per t3id 6.4 * 6.4 *
� Payroli :
ChecKs issued 885 835 3,243 3, 178
� Purcnase Orders and Vouchers as % of Total Requisitions :
� Purchase Orders 25%
Vouchers 60%
Emergency Purchase Orders 15%
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Sewer Bilis Mailed Out: 12, 157
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* Records not kept at this time last year.
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Month of September, 1987
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� COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAMS
QUARTERLY BUDGET STATUS REPORT
� SOUTN CAPE II DEVELOPMEN7:
Recipient: City of Cape Girardeau Report as of 9/30/87
� Contract No. : C-DA 052-68
Project No. : 84-ND-Oi
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IvO. ACTIVITY BUDGET ENCUMBERED EXPENDED AVAILABLE AVAIL.
� 13 Streets 287,470.00 0. 00 286,361 .33 1 , 108.67 . 3%
� 25 Renabilitation 325, 030.00 27,977.00 296,678.38 374.62 . 19.
iOTAL 612,500. 00 27,977. 00 583,039. 71 1 ,483.29
� CASH CONTRO� REGISTER REPORT
� Casn on Hand: $500. 00
Program Income to Date: 0. 00
� RED STAR II DEVELOPMENT:
Recipient: City of Cape Girardeau Report as of 9/30/87
� Contract No. : C-DA 104-43
aroject No. : 86-NO-09
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� NO. ACTIVITY BUDGET ENCUMBERED EXPENDED AVAILABLE AVAIL.
13 Streets 93,000. 00 0. 00 0. 00 93,000.00 100%
� 25 Renabilitation 221 ,000. 00 0. 00 0. 00 221 ,000.00 100%
107AL 314,000. 00 0. 00 0.00 314,000. 00
� CASH CONTROL REGISTER REPORT
� Casn on Hand: $500. 00
Program income to Oate: 0. 00
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Submitted by Date: 9/30/87
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Month of September, 1987
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LAST YEAR ANTICIPATED REVENUE REYENUE UNCOLLECTED X
� ACTUAL REVENUE MONTH TO DATE YEAR TO DATE REVENUE COLL
GENERAL FUND
� Taxes 6,590,221.65 1,076,699.00 640,423.11 1,980,668.83 5,096,030.17 21.9
Lic. 8 Permits 457,809.14 484,8Z5.00 38,321.52 129,882.51 354,942.49 26.1
(ntergov. Rev. 91,448.11 16,786.00 IO,I42.41 17,303.32 59,482.68 22.5
� Charg. for Serv. 261,106.05 224,500.00 11,524.46 50,060.20 174,439.80 22.2
fines 8 Forf. 330,026.40 342,000.00 25,392.00 10,799.50 Z11,200.50 20.1
Misc. Revenue 199,532.06 i45,000.G0 8,558.10 29,705.88 115,294.12 20.4
� Other Fin. Sourc. 33,791.21 11,000.00 830.65 2,071.58 8,9Z8.42 16.8
Fund Transfers 560,000.00 560,000.00 0.00 0.00 560,000.00 0.0
TOTAL 8,523,941.22 8,920,810.00 74i,192.31 2,280,491.82 6,640,318.18 25.5
� CONV. 8 TOUR.
Taxes 521,423.42 521,i80.00 48,284.04 142,859.51 378,320.49 21.4
� Lic. b Permits 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Misc. Revenue 10,915.04 12,000.00 645.68 12,999.43 (999.43i 108.3
TOTAL 532,338.46 533,180.00 48,929.12 155,858.94 371,321.06 29.Z
� fED. REV. SHARING
Intergov. Rev. 260,746.00 0.00 0.00 O.UO 0.00
� Misc. Revenue i9,031.23 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 279,111.23 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� DONNTOWN BUS. DIST.
Taxes 14,215.80 14,886.00 223.21 8,057.30 6,828.10 54.1
Misc. Revenue 1,130.9d 100.00 42.10 116.56 t16.56) 116.5
iOTAL l5,346.74 14,986.00 265.91 8,173.86 6,6t2.i4 54.5
� PARKS ANO RECREAT(ON
� Intergov. Revenue 2,196.21 0.00 0.00 620.00 (620.00?
Charg. for Serv. 83,497.49 143,563.00 1,719.12 43,114.95 99,788.05 30.4
Misc. Revenue 4,455.98 500.00 1,612.00 4,132.93 (4,Z32.93) 946.5
� Other fin. Sourc. 0.00 0.00 0.00 112.25 t112.25)
Other Fin. Sourc. 956,779.00 900.000.00 89,216.36 361,283.86 538,716.i4 40.1
TOTAL 1,046,928.68 1,044,063.00 92,601.48 410,5Z3.99 633,539.Of 39.3
� HEALTH
Taxes 83,266.60 85,519.00 289.80 3,823.60 81,155,40 4.4
intergov. Rev. 3,114.05 3,251.00 0.00 0.00 3.251.00 0.0
� Misc. Revenue 1,908.39 I,100.00 44.33 501.16 598.84 45.5
Other Fin. Sourc. 30,136.93 1B�000.00 18,000.00 18,000.00 0.00 100.0
TOTAL 118,485.97 101,936.00 18,334.13 22,324,76 85,611.24 20.6
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Month of Septemoer, 1987
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iAST YEAR ANTfC1PATED REVENUE REVENUE UNCOLLECTEO x
� ACTUAL REVENUE MONTH TO DATE YEAR TO DATE REYENUE COLL
MOTOR FUEL TAX
� Intergov. Reve. 589,205.66 800,000.00 75,927.85 195,539.13 60d,460.27 24.4
Misc. Revenue 41,958.22 23,000.00 725.86 6,427.21 16,572.19 27.9
TOTAL 631,163.B8 823,000.00 76,653.71 201,966.94 621,033.06 24.5
� 1984 BLDG. BONOS
Taxes 203,466.09 207,593.00 106.32 8,410.04 199,182.96 4.0
� Intergov. Rev. 1,708.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Misc. Revenue (3,569.33) 3,000.00 0.00 6,139.06 (3,139.06) 204.6
Other Fin. Sourc. 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,588,611.10 (3,58B,617.10)
� Other Fin. Sourc. 165,114.41 420,000.00 0.00 0.00 420,000.00 0.0
TOTAL 913,319.64 630,593.00 706.32 3,603,i66.20 2,971,513.20> 571.3
� MULTi USE CONSI.
Misc. Revenue i43,140.63 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Other Fin. Sourc. 1B,288.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� TOIAL 162,029.52 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
FAU STREtT GRANTS
� Intergov. Rev. 542,321.52 t00,000.00 0.00 0.00 f00,000.00 0.0
Other Fin. Sourc. 22?.879.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 770,200.52 100,000.00 0.00 0.00 100,000.00 0.0
� CDBG GRANTS
Intergov. Rev. 263.817.38 808,615.00 27.971.00 27,977.00 780.638.00 3.4
TOTAL 263,877.38 808,615.00 27,911.00 21,917.00 180,638.00 3.4
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� Intergov. Rev. 66,800.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Misc. Revenue 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Other Fin. Sourc. 98,126.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� TOTAL 164,926.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
PARK IMPROVEMENTS
� Other Fin. Sourc. 0.00 0.00 0.00 83.15 (83.15)
Other Fin. Sourc. 82,324.66 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 82,324.66 0.00 0.00 83.15 63.15>
� STREET ASSESSMENT
Charges for Serv. 0.00 0.00 0.00 230.00 (230.00)
Misc. Revenue 20�410.19 15,000.00 975.43 4,805.02 10,194.98 32.0
� Other Fin. Sourc. 64,318.81 1,027,847.00 2,523.00 7�635.20 1,020,211.80 O.l
Other Fin. Sourc. 115,000.00 110,000.00 0.00 0.00 170,000.00 0.0
TOTAL 259,189.06 1,212,847.00 3,498.43 12,610.22 1,200,176.76 1.0
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Month of September, 1981
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iAST YEAR ANTICIPATED REVENUE REVENUE UNCOLLECTED �
� ACTUAL REVENUE MONTH TO DATE YEAR TO DATE REVENUE COII
SEWER ASSESSMENT
� Misc. Revenue 0.00 0.00 12.38 62.22 (62.22}
Other Fin. Sourc. 214.83 23,000.00 0.00 0.00 23,000.00 0.0
Other Fin. Sourc. 23,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� TOTAL 23,214.83 23,000.00 12.38 62.22 22,937.18 0.2
SEWER fUND
� Charges for Serv. i,009,323.10 1,190,094.00 92,364.56 301.475.24 888,618.16 25.3
Misc. Revenue 6,348.31 8,500.00 286.10 911.94 7,582.06 10.1
TOTAL i,O15,67i.41 1,198,594.00 92,651.26 302,393.18 896,200.82 25.2
� SENER CONSTRUCT[ON
Intergov. Rev. 450,000.00 0.00 0.00 50,000.00 (50,000.00)
� Misc. Revenue 32,928.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Other Fin. Sourc. 0.00 2,496,300.00 0.00 0.00 2,496�300.00 0.0
Other fin. Sourc. 155,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� TOTAL 631,928.60 2,496,300.00 0.00 50,000.00 2,446,300.00 2.0
SOL10 WASTE
� Charg. for Serv. 990,939.16 1,288,000.00 76,116.10 243,523.15 1,044,416.15 18.9
Misc. Revenue 4,509.15 4,700.00 180.00 1,355.00 3,345.00 28.8
Other Fin. Sourc. 345,000.00 105,000.00 0.00 0.00 105,000.00 0.0
TOTAL i,340�448.91 1,391,100.00 76,956.10 244,818.25 1,152,821.15 17.5
� GOLF COURSE
intergov. Revenue 313.53 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� Charg. for Serv. 259,839.14 339,575.00 30,546.03 109,182.83 230,392.11 32.1
Misc. Revenue 5,342.80 5,250.00 466.02 2,262.56 2,987.44 43.0
Other Fin. Sourc. 204,28(.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 32.3
� TOTAL 469,837.07 344,825.00 31,012.05 11(,445.39 233,319.61 32.3
AIRPORT
� Intergov. Rev. 132,995.20 t39,050.00 22,964.37 34,441.05 t04,602.95 24.1
Charg for Serv. 24,36i.05 21,820.00 876.00 4,868.21 16,951.)9 22.3
Misc. Revenue 83,603.90 B8,411.00 5,693.68 11,566.58 10,904.4Z 19.8
� Other Fin. Sourc. 33,528.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 274,488.15 249,341.00 29.534.05 56,881.84 192,459.16 22.8
� AiRPORT GRANTS
[ntergov. Revenue 29�186.20 480,912.00 0.00 0.00 480,912.00 0.0
Misc. Revenue 420.00 420.00 0.00 0.00 420.00 0.0
� Other Fin. Sourc. 28,500.00 20,ZS1.00 20,251.00 20,257.00 0.00 100.0
TOTAL 58,106.20 501,589.00 10,257.00 20,251.00 481,332.00 4.0
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Month of September, 1987
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LAST YEAR ANT[CIPATED REVENUE REVENUE UNCOLLECTEO �
� ACTUAL REVENUE MONTH TO DATE YEAR TO DATE REVENUE COII
DATA PROCESSING
� Taxes 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Misc. Revenue 952.52 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 0.0
Other Fin. Sourc. 350,417.44 242,600.00 6,165.02 23.184.86 219,415.14 9.5
� TOTAL 351,429.96 243,100.00 6,165.02 23,184.86 219,915.14 9.5
FLEET MANAGEMENT
� Misc. Revenue 26,145.51 65,100.00 i5,622.54 56,498.48 8,601.52 86.1
Other Fin. Sourc. 410,593.33 473,000.00 Z1.00 1,210.85 411,I29.15 0.2
Other Fin. Sourc. 1,313,714.15 f,359,300.00 55,415.82 315,829.64 1,043,470.36 23.2
� TOTAL i,750,452.99 1,897,400.00 11,059.36 313,598.91 1,523,801.03 19.6
LIBRARY
� Taxes 288,594.52 289,700.00 336.99 12,614.16 217,085.24 4.3
Intergov. Serv. 25.482.46 102,300.00 0.00 80.00 lOZ,220.00 0.0
Charg, for Serv. 8,5d9.25 7,300.00 62[.85 2,288.90 5,Ot1.10 31.3
� Fines 8 Forf. 9,602.02 8,000.00 408.23 2,320.11 5,679.83 29.0
Misc. Revenue 33,429.81 7,400.00 355.11 7,699.47 (299.47) l04.0
TOiAI 365,658.06 414,100.00 1,722.18 25,003.30 389,696.70 6.0
� FLOOD PROTECTION
Misc. Revenue 58,660.00 694,400.00 2l,500.00 36,922.65 651,411.35 5.3
� TOTAL 5B,6b0.00 694,400.00 21,500.00 36,922.65 657,411.35 5.3
GRAND TOTAL 20,110,405.48 23,656,919.00 1,361,634.41 7,961,865.14 15,689,II3.B6 33.6
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Month of September, 1981
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LAST YEAR 1987-1988 EXPENDED TRANSACTIONS UNEXPENDED
� ACTUAL APPROP. THIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE TO OATE � EXP
City Councii 19,645.01 34,243.50 1,480.21 4,622.80 29,620.70 13,4
� Municipal Court 49,395.08 72,430.58 5,023.51 16,41d.19 52,332.03 23.9
City Manager 202,053.08 212,598.53 18,109.74 54,615.92 151,033.79 26.0
City Hall 65,853.60 88,369.17 6,056.43 21,009.61 32,886.50 45.3
� Community Dev. 108,828.64 246,648.91 12,041.63 48,234.30 190,653.18 22.1
V(SION 2000 0.00 31,891.00 2,208.11 2,2d3.41 29,466.09 l.6
Attorney I21,523.01 138,109.12 11,118.80 34,061.54 103,094.83 25.3
� finance 286,03Z.14 314,554.36 21,914.93 71,298.45 239,451.21 23.8
Police 2,465,059.02 2,593,834.97 Z29,321.17 720,605.32 1,846,960.93 28.7
Fire 1,664,037.04 1,833,828.15 123,599.12 481,321.83 1,337,758.50 26.9
� Community �ev. 0.00 0.00 (31.08) (31.081 31.08
Street I,221,890.41 1,258,462.83 99,194.47 349,421.08 902,949.56 28.2
Engineer 299,810.13 369,dJ1.13 19,018.83 12,973.32 296,019.1b 19.6
� Parks 56,421.20 86,492.28 1,358.48 21,134.11 58,336.63 31.8
Inter-Dept. 1,796,495.42 1,694,757.00 163,545.b1 504,56I.00 1,031,126.51 33.2
Contingency 146,493.68 45,140.00 332.8Z 7,481.02 37,658.98 16.5
� TOTAL 8,509,603.52 9,020,844.79 720,413.56 2,409,913.48 6,345,385.80 28.!
Conv. d Tour. 579,853.84 595,000.00 20,533.55 33,435.81 561,564.13 5.6
� Federal Shared 512,489.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� Downtown. Bus. 30,133.00 14,500.00 2,398.50 2,398.50 101.50 95.1
Parks and Recreation
� Band t4,219.83 13,845.00 1,114.36 l2,385.04 1,459.96 89.4
Park 662,116.25 677,113.89 53,106.51 162,089.42 498,981.i6 26.2
Recreation 92,678.0f 103,554. 18 7,392.41 40,159.13 63,250.02 38.9
� Central Pool I11,358.76 193,604.93 15,506.33 62,816.48 127,113.40 33.9
Capaha Pool 41,784.31 54,OOS. 16 7.111.46 44.281.59 9.123.51 81.9
Total 988,217.22 1,042,183. 16 91,491.13 311,732.26 701,188.11 32.6
� Health i15,693.32 121,522.64 1,651.52 31,630.11 89,361.47 26.4
� Motor Fuel 918,413.48 905,000.00 0.00 0.00 905,000.00 0.0
1984 8onds 631,596.23 604,110.00 0.00 3,613,556.01 3,068,846.01> 601.4
� Multi Const. 3,406,316.31 0.00 0.00 22,480.61 22,480.61>
FAU Grants 631,500.02 1t4,000.00 8�826.71 21,093.62 86,906.38 23.7
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LAST YEAR 1987-1988 EXPENDED TRANSACTIONS UNEXPENDEO
� ACTUAL APPROP. THlS MONTN YEAR TO DATE TO DATE � EXP
C08G 190,626.86 808,615.00 30,419.80 44,044.63 764,510.37 5.4
� Park Grants 164,848.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
� Park Improve. 10,152.66 59,000.00 0.00 13,898.00 41,230.50 30.1
Street Assess. 184,802.90 1,032,84).00 3(,068.12 101,612.68 93(,234.32 9.8
� Sewer Assess. 1,006.10 0.00 0.00 19,444.14 19,444.14>
� SeWer Fund 986,317.03 1, 115,751.31 58,518.58 272,881.23 890,861.41 24.2
SeWer Const. 1,189,952.26 2,496,300.00 0.00 48,863.48 2,d41,436.52 (.9
� Solid Waste 1,366,452.43 1,396,225.71 124,114.36 319,412.34 (,062,624.85 23.6
� Golf Course 455,699.03 336,215.95 31,029.18 99,982.64 182,605.07 41.1
Airport 273,106.41 265,093.49 Z4,314.19 64,862.73 185,021.46 29.8
� Airport Grants 23,199.00 d82,446.00 42,081.68 233,617.04 248,168.96 48.4
� Oata Processing 437,951.32 267,390.i8 2Z�179.81 37,15d.75 122,039.65 54.3
Fleet 1,502,741,26 2,010,286.64 58,815.86 244,641.38 1,558,122.41 22.4
� Library 3Z6,867.02 a19.620.00 46,836.91 115,889.50 363,130.50 24.1
� Flood Prot. 0.00 750,000.00 0.00 0.00 750,000.00 0.0
GRAND TOTAL 24,238,139.12 23,917,552.a7 1,322,874.66 8,138,671.12 15,128,194.65 36.3
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� COOE SECURITY DES. OATE RATE YIELD PAR VALUE BOOK YALUE VAR[ATION
03 GNMA �40940 06-15-10 13,500 12,739 49,161.98 50,911.25 3,746.10
� 03 GNMA �42944 04-15-11 I3,500 13,185 376,893.05 386,534.52 34,273.51
03 GNMA �48445 05-15-11 13,500 12,743 87,149.84 90,163.29 6,627.50
03 GNMA �3d166 05-15-10 13,500 13,302 54,671.82 55,353.96 5,365.91
� 03 GNMA �38191 05-15-l0 13,500 12,739 167,201.79 185,698.48 12,715.86
03 Mehl.S/D R-9 03-01-94 6,700 6,899 l00,000.00 99,182.19 -1,919.58
St. Louis Cty.
03 Mexico S/D 02-01-95 7,750 7,150 100,000.00 100,000.00 3,289.99
� MOGO
03 State of Nev. lt-01-91 6,500 6,250 100,000.00 100,710.10 -911.28
03 Cape Gir. MO II-Ol-89 12,000 8,000 100,000.00 106,761.29 3,450.98
� MBIA
03 GNMA �68481 05-IS-i3 11,500 10,915 215,382.3b 225,765.15 -959.82
03 GNMA �48112 07-15-II 13,500 12,143 20,838.19 21,558.81 1,584.59
� 03 GNMA �101253 09-15-14 13,500 12�752 33,060.55 34,203.98 2,513.89
Pledgee Tota1 12 Secur.
� 18 years 6.0 mons. I1,697 11,034 1,444,193.49
1,406,465.58 69,1T2.33
� Total Pledgd Muni 2 yrs. or less .00
Total Pledgd Muni over 2 years 400,000.00
Totai Pledgd Govern�eents 1,006,465.58
� 03 Garbage Truck
lease O1-i0-90 70,000.00
� 03 Golf Course
Impr. Lease Oi-10-92 204,000.00
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Month of September, 1987
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� September 1 - Responded to 10 N. Middle, Apt. 7, owned by Don
Heauring and rented by Susan Williams. A six year old child was
� playing with matches and set a boxspring on fire. The fire
ciamage was confinded to the boxsprings. No other damage.
Sep�tember 2 - Responded to 445 Jefferson, owned by Melvonia
� Parrow, rented by James Lucas. Electrical wires in basement
shorted out causing boxes of clothing to catch fire. Fire
damage was to the basement area and some clothing.
� September 9 - Responded to Nash Rd. , a building owned by
Riverside West Building and Supply Inc. , and occupied by
� Riverside Component and Supply Inc. The fire started in the
office space in front of building. The offices were totaly
involved and the roof collapsed upon our arrival . Cause of the
fire is under investagation by Cape Police Dept. Smoke damage
� to rest of the building.
September 12 - Responded to 2609 Industrial Dr. , a building
� owned and occupied by Thiele Concrete Contractors. A 40' box
trailer setting on the ground next to building was on fire.
Trailer and contents were considered a total loss . Cause is
listed as undetermined.
� September 15 - Responded to 920 S. Benton, a residence owned and
occupied by Wayne Wren. The rear of the second floor section of
� the house was invoived in fire. There was considerable heat and
smoKe cfamage to the rest of second floor. Cause is listed as
undetermined.
� September 16 - Responded to 445 Jefferson, owned by Melvonia
Parrow and rented by James Lucas. A pile of clothes , mattress,
and Uresser in a back bedroom was on fire. Fire damage was
� confinded to bedroom. Moderate smoke damage to rest of
residence. Cause is under investigation by Cape Police.
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� September 23 - Responded to 1141 S. Pacific, a residence owned
by Cnarlie Jones which was vacant. A storage shed behind house
� was on fire. Shed and contents were considered a total loss .
�ossible cause of the fire is listed as children smoking inside
the unlocked shed.
� September 25 - Responded to 411 Themis, Apt. B, owned by Wiiliam
Port anci occupied by Michael Laxton was on fire. Fire damage
was confinded to the bed and carpet in bedroom. Smoke and heat
� aamage to rest of apartment. Possible cause is listed as a lit
cigarette accidently left on the bed.
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Month of September, 1987
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� THIS MONTH THIS YEAR THIS MONTH LAST YEAR
TO DATE TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE
� MANHUURS EXPENDED: .
Service on rires 48:58 149:34 23 : 52 105:38
Man Mours on Fires 311 : 05 905:45 137.58 663 :40
Overhaui of Apparatus 90:30 435:45 132 :00 424:25
� and Equipment after
Incidents
Training 1749:00 5530 :20 288:30 1001 : 00
� Public Education 20 : 00 70 :20 18: 00 145: 00
rire Nose Checking 36: 00 36:00 255:00 255:00
Old 5hoe Factory 0 0 15: 00 126: 00
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Month of September, 1987
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� THIS MONTH THIS YEAR THIS MONTH LAST YEAR
TO DATE TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE
� rire Alarms (T�otat ) 76 266 58 234
r= irst 76 266 57 230
Secona 0 0 0 3
Third 0 0 1 1
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� FIRE ALARM CLASSIFICATION:
Service Stations 0 3 0 3
Automobiles 12 28 8 29
� Mall Business 2 8 7 14
Residential 13 74 76 43
r�esidential , Rental 13 15 7 13
Apartments 5 14 1 6
� Aircraft 0 2 0 1
Parking Lots 2 2 0 0
8usiness 2 19 2 19
� Day Care Centers 1 2 0 0
Fields 1 4 I 4
Scnools 0 0 0 2
Churcnes 0 0 0 0
� Dumpsters/Barrels 0 0 0 1
Hospitais 3 10 6 15
Manufacturing/Barrels 4 14 2 6
� Shea/Barns 0 1 0 1
House Trailers 0 0 1 4
ianker Trucks 0 0 0 1
� Street Scenes 0 3 1 4
Automobile Extrication 0 0 5 8
rvursing/Boarding Homes 2 7 2 7
Rescue 0 7 0 3
� Dumps 0 0 0 0
University Property 4 4 0 0
Private Clubs 0 0 0 0
� �ight-of-Way 0 0 0 0
Motels 1 8 1 6
Municipal Owned Property 2 12 2 9
� Restaurants 0 0 1 2
Apartments/Bus. Complex 0 0 0 0
Restaurants, Mall 0 1 0 0
Motorcycles 0 0 0 0
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Month of September, 1987
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� THIS MONTH THIS YEAR THIS MONTH LAST YEAR
TO DATE TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE
� Petroleurn Storage Tanks 1 2 0 0
Utility Owned Property 3 18 2 24
Miscellaneous 1 2 0 3
h�ailroad Property 0 1 0 0
� Retirement Home 3 3 0 1
Commercial Vehicles 1 1 2 5
Graup Homes 0 0 0 0
� Propane & Nat. Gas Inv. 2 3 2 7
Suspected Arson/Incend. 5 9 1 5
Automobile Wiring 1 2 0 2
Electric Wiring 4 15 3 8
� Smoke Odor Invest . 0 3 1 3
Human Error 1 2 2 q
F�ublic Service 4 24 4 7
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Torch, Propane, 0 0 0 1
Cutting, Welding
� Aircraft tmergency 0 2 0 2
Gasoline Spills 1 9 2 6
(Filling ruel tank)
Vehicles 0 1 3 4
� Furnace/Motors 0 1 0 2
Cancelled Alarms 0 1 1 1
Rekindled Fires 1 2 0 0
� Dryers ana Dish Wash. 0 1 0 1
Dumpsters/Barrels 0 0 0 1
Flues, Chimneys, 0 0 0 0
Fireplace
� Light Fixtures , 2 3 � 0 4
i nc 1 ucf i ng recept.
Chiidren 2 3 0 4
� Mech. False Alarms 9 48 18 42
Mech. False Alarms, 12 24 1 8
Accidentally Tripped
� Grease, Pots, Skillets 0 9 1 1
Iliegal Fires 10 24 1 14
Misceilaneous Causes 6 19 2 4
� Carburetors/Fuel Lines 3 5 2 4
Extrication from Autos 0 2 3 6
Rescue and Extrication 0 2 1 3
Faise Alarms 2 2 0 5
� Undetermined Causes 3 10 1 11
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� THIS MONTH THIS YEAR THIS MONTH LAST YEAR
TO DATE TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE
� r=ood, Overcooked 0 1 2 3
lelevisions 0 0 0 1
Auto Accidents (Wash 0 1 3 7
Area and Etc. )
� Carelessness (Using 0 1 0 0
Flammable Fluids)
Assist Police 0 0 0 2
� tlectric Motors, 0 1 0 3
Wash i ng �1ach i ne,
Fan, Etc.
� Arcing 3 3 0 2
Waste Basket Contents 0 0 0 1
Smoking/Cigarettes 1 1 0 3
Water Heater, 0 0 0 0 2
� Gas/Electric
aower Failure 3 3 0 4
Ruptured Gas Tanks 0 0 0 4
� Small Kitchen Appli . 0 1 0 0
rire burning out of 0 1 0 0
control
tlectric 8 Gas 5toves 0 0 3 5
� Wood Stoves, Free 0 0 0 0
Standing, Including
Fiues
� Combustibles 0 1 1 3
Transients 0 0 0 0
Office Machinery 0 0 0 0
� Mischievous 0 0 0 0
Catalytic Converters 0 0 0 0
Air Conditioners 0 0 0 1
rire Works 0 3 0 2
� Heat Tapes 0 0 0 0
Storm, Wind, Lightning 0 19 0 30
Industrial Machinery 0 0 0 0
� rlammable Liquids 1 1 0 2
Bomb Threat 0 0 0 0
Hazardous Condition 0 0 0 0
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FIRE INSPECTORS REPORT
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►vumber of Business Buiidings Inspected 28 23
� Number of unsafe conditions found 5
Number of Schools Inspected 1 0
Number of unsafe conditions found 3 0
Number of Factories Inspected 0 0
� Number of unsafe conditions found 0 0
Number of Churches Inspected 0 1
Number or unsafe conditions found 0 0
� Number of Hospitals Inspected 0 0
Number of unsafe conditions found 0 0
Number of Nursing Homes Inspected 0 0
� Number of unsafe conditions found 0 0
Number of Boarding Houses Inspected 0 0
Number of unsafe conditions found 0 0
Number of Oil Company Bulk Plants 0 0
� �laces or" Assembly as Clubs, Theatres , Parks , Etc. 0 3
iotal Number of Buildings Inspected 55 35
Total Number of unsafe conditions found 8 2
� Total Number of Recommendations made 3 2
7ota1 Number of Recommendations complied with 1 2
Number of places Extinguishers needed refilled 9 5
Number of Complaints Investigated 4 8
� NUMBER OF FIRE DRILLS
Schoois 0 0
� Plants 0 0
Remarks:
� Burning Permits 70 54
Merchants Lic . 27 12
Gasoline lines tested 4 2
West Park Mall 3 1/2hr. gal .
� In�ormation 20 1
Vacation Days 1 4
S.t.M.O. Fair 96 hrs.
� Gasoline tanks set 1- 12, 000 gal . ^
2- 10, 000 gal .
Fuel Oil tanks set 1- 10 , 000 gal . � �
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Month of September, 1987
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� Receiveci and investigated one hundred ( 100) weed complaints.
Al 'i were given notice to abate the nuisance within 7 days.
� The outside premises of fifty-five (55) houses were inspected
for garbage and litter. Orders were issued to all for general
cleanup.
� Eignt (8) apartment houses were inspected for safety and public
nuisance violation. Fourteen ( 14) restaurants , sixteen ( 16)
� itineran�t restaurants and one tav.ern were inspected for
sanitation and City license.
� The Southeast Missouri District Fair was held the week of the
14th of September. There were a total of forty-seven (47)
itinerant restaurants at the fair this year. All were inspected
twice daily.
� Animal Wardens impounded twenty-eight (28) animals at the Humane
Society. There were four (4) warnings issued for animals at
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Health Officer Report
� THIS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
ACTIVITY MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Lab Analysis by State
Health Oepartment 2 1 S 6
� Weed Control 100 205 614 550
Single ramily 8 �uplexes
Inspected 55 116 276 239
Repairs Required 0 0 0 12
� Outside Premises Inspected 55 116 276 239
Genera�i Cleanup Required 55 116 276 239
Citations Written 0 2 0 2
� Condemned Structures 0 0 0 4
Reinspection of Condemned
Structures 7 12 17 40
� Abanaoned Vehicles 2 10 13 19
Apartment Houses Inspected 8 9 39 21
Repairs Required 0 0 6 5
Outside Prernises Inspected 8 9 39 19
� Generai Cleanup Required 8 9 39 22
Pollution Sources Invest. 2 5 6 11
Proceaural Changes Required 0 3 1 6
� Equipmen�t Changes Required 2 2 4 5
Restaurants Inspected 14 10 29 12
Itineran�. Restaurants 16 3 35 44
Taverns 8 Packaged Liquor
� Stores 1 2 5 13
Boarding Homes 0 0 0 2
Child Day Care Centers 0 0 0 2
� Commercial Buildings 0 4 3 21
Repairs Required 0 4 0 19
Outside Premises Inspected 0 4 1 21
� Animal Warden Report
Animai Compiaints 123 149 567 437
� Impounded 28 49 102 127
Oead Animais 21 18 109 70
Wiid Animals 3 0 16 2
� Exterminated 2 6 7 33
Animals Handled 54 73 232 233
Summons 0 2 5 4
� Warnings 4 14 41 27
Animai Bites 2 2 6 9
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Month of Se�tember 19f�7
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� Seotember has round the Uec>artment. lookin�� at sev�ral new
or�portunites and developments that could �lav a st.rateaic rol �
i n c�ur rut�ire. O�e op�ortun i t.v i s whether or not. t.t�P c i tv
should accer�t the air- infl��ted st.ructure from Southeast Missouri
� St.ate l)n i vers i ty or 1 ook at. a raermanent stru_r,ture +�o exoand our
facility base and exoand our levei of servicP, is bein� reviewed
bv the Citv Council .
� Canstruct. ion of two Aarkina �ar_ ilit.ies at Ct�erokee Park, were
comoleted tatally in-house. providinc� Cape Girar-deau with muc!�
needed off-street p�rkina for oark c,atron�s .
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� DAYNA MILES. AOUATICS SUPERINT�NDENT
Central -Municipal Pool remain�d open in S�otember until the
� 1F�th with modifiec! hour� after school beaan: 5 : 30 - 7:30 a.m. .
11 : 30 - 1 :00 r_ .m. and 3 : 00 - 6 : 00 p.m. Labor Dav Weekend the
pool was open reaular hours 1-8 p.m.
� TF�e Cape Gat��rs used the nool in the a�ternaons . The Central
Hiah Student Council used the 000l one aft.ernoon, ar�pr-oximdt.ely
i . 00� �eople attendinQ.
� The bubble was raised on the 23rci anci the bool was filled the
nExt dav. The staff has been busv r�reparina to o�en tf,e 5th of
October .
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� TERRELL WEAVER. CE�1ETtRY FOREMAN
This month we be�ain to �aok farwarcl t.o t=a11 and winter. and
the end of the 4rass mowinn s�ason. However , the mowina season
� has bPen slowed by t.he dry weather. allowina us �o pair,t the
buildinas and some of the divider fences . Manv hours have been
used trimmina dead limbs out and cuttina dead tre�s . Several
� hours were used for cemeterv cleanur� and arave maintenance, in
an effart to readv ourselves for lear" cleanuo time. This is
when all available h��urs are us�d t.o cut or remove the leaves .
� We had an above average number of burials in the montt-,. oivina
us more dirt to use to fill some of the sunken aravPs .
� The tuck�ointinq has been comoleted and the paintina has begur�
on the Mausoleum buildin�. We hope to have the pro?ect
completed in Octaber .
� We had ten ( 10) adult burials in the month and sold twenty l20)
arave plots .
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GOLF COtJRSE �IVISION
� Jo� Her�o�. Go1F Sur�erint.endent
E 1 i zabet.h WE:b�,t�r . �nter�r i se Coorci i r,ator
� Grounds Mainter�ance:
Th i s month started o�f as f1u��_ist d i c!. !-,�i na cirv an��! h�h i nd rnr-
� watF r . �or th�� mont.f-� th-�e �c�1 + r_our-s� rcc:.�� ved 2 . 20 i nche, of
r�i i n r"orc i nc� us to r"i 1 1 r�onc!^ w i th c i tv wa�rr .
� W i tf�� i t hr i n�� s�, dr-v we i��aci to a i ve t l�e ar�arn�. a 1�te aer i f i -
cat. ion. tc� onen �he around �_io ror moisture �enetration.
Wr. had Nebraska Sor i nk 1 r r come i n �1 ona w i th (P�'_ ) purr�p i r���
� Systr�ms I nc . to f i n,31 i ze st.art-ua of our new ot,m�� •_.tat i vn.
Evervth i na i s work i nn f i r�e �nd �i na 1 navmer�t. h�� �.�ePr, �r�nroved,
� �1 i th the c�_�m i nc� ���T ra i ? . w� have �`>�E�n b��i 1�� i no tt?,= ternc�orary
�ar�en._ for- wi nt.er use. Gras� i s al readv �a�T"f11! !'idtGc! an�� m�_�s� are
1 oc>k i na �!erv «��od.
� We' v� �-�ad t.�-�F Parks D i v 9 s i on arader out �nd have � eve� �d,
reat.herPd and see��ed fairw�vs #1 , lQ , anCi 16. ThiS wiil hejn
when we r�er,e i ve the =�nr i c�s for our ra i rwav r�nova� i r�n. A.1 ona
� W q±r, t�-�i s we �-,.:�ve be�a..�n s 1 i t s?ed i n�a sr���_ind r_•o 1 1 ar=, en�i Te�s .
+�i c�s hav�� �een c>ent out �or our n�w K-wh��1 tr�_�ck.ster w i+:.h
� att:�chment.s . anr! ar e to be opened Gctob?r 1 5t�, .
Tn i s month' s So��theast M i ,sour i �ac�thee i Suaer i nT.er,cent.s '
Association meetina wds hFld at our course. ��e ����r d mrai and
� twentv members the:n alayed 18 holes ��f oolf. Ev�rvon� stated
how much the areens and the course as a whole h�ve imr�roved.
And thev are lookina forward to �iaving here next v�aT- . M�nv
� ac�reed that t.he careens ar� tl�� vE:,t. �ermuda �ar�ens ir, Mi =souri .
This vear' s arowinQ s�ason h�s been a test ror mo_,t coursc�s , I
th i nk tt�ese compl i ments ref l ect. t.he h�rd work �!-�d Effort. that's
� t�ee•n o�_it i n hv ��ur crew.
W i tr� t.h�se i mnrovements we' ve a 1 so dnne a�_�r us��a� mow i na and
� ma i ntenance ��f t!-�e coursF.
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Page 4
Pro-Shr..��
� �ri i � m��nth �_ 1 c_�wed �_lown bc c�use of the vc>��n�er ��avE r� uo i n�a ba�k
1=.�_ �,i::l'�up� . Wr I�i<�v� bF�en rt�ther s 1 aw dt�r i na the r.�.:�v ��nc! 1��,�s i er
� dur i n� tF�c� ever� i r,as . �h�� �in i vc r-s i tv �_1 a�,���, �r� cr_�m i na C�Ut. OI'l
Monc+ays ar�d Wedr�z�ciay� fr�rn t3: 00 - lO : OC► a .rn.
� We have started tak i na 1 i c�n�es i n 1 i e�..� of k.evs when rE:nt i n��
Qolf carts . We think, thi � will slo�� ci�wr, thr loss of kFys th�t
we have rxner i er�cer_!.
� We t-�ac! the �' 1 ks fi.ournament i n th� � �t? ��rt o� thn month. We
ex�erienced some difficultv wit.h them complvin�a to thp c�olicie,
on rentina the caurse ror a an "exclusive use" �.ournament and
� de*=ar_ement of pro�ertv.
�tiE oro sr7o�� rECN i v��ci t'r,e sTee 1 c 1 ad c±oc�r t=or +�ne r�a�l�. entrance.
We ant i c i pat� i nst.a 1 1 i r�a t.he door w i th i n t!��F nNxt two weeks .
� ThE sw�attrs which wcre �rdered from Horiaons have ct�me in �r�d
thev seem to be 000d r-esa 1 e i tems . A 1 1 t.��i nas cons i c�er�d.
� Seotemher went. fair! v well for the Pro Sho�.
� Dan Muser. Park Sur�erintencient
rwo nf•w r�ark i nQ 1 ots were star�ted th i s montf� and •�re w�3s
comp] eted. The c�ar`k i na 1 ots �re. i ocat.ed at. C���rokce P��ri< . ThG
� one bv the re�troom �aci 1 i tv wi 1 1 acc�ommod�3t� t i ve vFhi ci ��_; �nd
the lot in front of the new SI1p� tF_'1- W111 accomod�ta twent.v
vehicles . The lots are pr,closed with rai � road timbers and
� surfaced with limestone Qravel . Gravel pathways lead from the
�arkina lots ta the resnective far_ ilit.y.
� We cr_:nt i r-�ue��i mow i rt�a tl�rou�1-, t.he mont�-� :�art i cu 1 ar 1 y the soccer
r i e 1 d� and var i ous area� t h�+: cont i r�+�e to �arow S+p�d I 1 v. The
m�winU crew has bEen rFc.yuced t.o one-fourth of the sorina and
summer numbers .
� We have put additional rnulch arounc! ��rt of th� new t'rees and
have pair�t.ed thF tree st.akes on mo=t trees . We �1so �a'raan
� �a i nt i ng tt�e out s i de rest�r ooms .
T!-�e SEMO F�,i r was i n Are»a p�=�r k for t►-�r aF week� , damaae and
c! eanu� was sliahtiv more than last vear .
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RECREATIGN
� Ptgqv Barr i rinrr . Recreat.i ori Sur�er'i nt�n�ient
Morn i na Aerob i cs c 1 asses be�an on Se:�t.c.mber 8. w i th c5 ne���1 e
� enrn 1 1 ed. Th i s Pnro 1 1 rr�en�: i s h i �4��r t.f�ian c�ur averaar� enr o 1 1 rn�r�t
f i�ures �or 1 ast vear , show i n� tr�e c.+tir-t i c i o,�nts w i 1 1 i nan�ss to
raay Far such proar�rns .
� �r�e even i n� aerob i cs r�ro��ram w i 1 1 hea i n on C}ct��b�r 1 9. 1987 .
The f i na 1 1 987 Concert.- i n-the-Park was 1-ie 1 d or� S�_�nd�v. SP�t�mber
� !3 i n Cac�aha Park . �onrox i mate 1 v I 25 �eora 1 e en �ove��+ hav i nc� the
CG3 iass combo p 1 ay tr�d i t i ona 1 r-�nc! or i�i ona 1 idzz ,
� A ��1 ass i n se 1 r"-ce�Ense ror women was ��raan i zec� i n ca�>oerat i on
w i th the Po 1 i cP Depart.ment.. F 1 i ers ��xp 1 a i n i n�� t.l-�i s c 1 ass were
mdiled to sc�me 75 wamen' s clubs in the drea. Nine (9) women arP
� takino t.he class .
The cance�sions stands at C�aah� and Centrai Poc>ls were closed,
a1i remainina SUI7t7� ies were ret.urned For cre�it and eauipment
� was cieaned and stared ror t-he winter ,
The ciur�1 i cate br i dae �r���r�r�m has f i na 1 1 v found a �Prman�nt
� mee� ina �lace . Arranc�ement_, hav�� been mad� wi +�h the Missouri
Nationai Guard for t.he use of the Armarv. ThE r_arcl tables and
sunr�l i es ��r� bF �,tr>red ther� wh i ch w i 1 1 orevent a ?ot of w�ar
� ��r�d t.���- or-� our F�au � oment .
F i n�1 1 v, r�rF:r�arat_ i��ns werc made t=or th� trans i t i ons to be made
when Pe��v 3�rr i n�er r-es i ��ns the Recre�t i on Sur�er i ntenc+ent ' s
� �os i t i on at t.t�,e end ar" the month.
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� ATTENDANCE THIS MQNTH YHIS Y�AR L.AST YEAF
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO �A7` TO �ATE
� Pro�ararn At.t.endance:
Mom's and Tots 0 104 0 581
� Basic Water Safety 0 0 0 0
Adult Bea. Swim 0 32 0 �31
!adies �Jdv 0 44 333 180
Swimn�sti ��s p �2 p 42
� Youtl-� Swim Lessons � 116 Q 535
Early 8irds 0 554 ?216 1448
Parent/Child Swim 0 136 10� 136
� Tptc31 Program Att.endanc� �J 850 1 . 592 2917
Pro�ram RevenuE 0 n p 0
� �_�i.I"i�T' L��.+('flt�atlC2:
SC��U"tS O O Q Q
�� .C. Swim � 47 ? ? . 773 z . 712
� 4�:iwanis Swim 0 ± . 370 5. �35 0. 143
/�rena t��adi n�-a Poo? Q n/a 652 n/a
Par+_ i es 0 206 �r�5 a2 t
Re�u? ar tiamission Adult 0 9�C� 3 . �09 3 .+�70
� Rea���ar Admission Cni1d 0 ? . 55�5 5 . 539 5 .�?8j
Co�.�non Admission Adul�. 0 4� C� 1q9
Co�.�r�on A�m i ss i on Ch i 1�i 0 40 0 75
� Tot�? Ot���er At.tend<3nce 0 2. 782 9. 153 10, 356
� GRAND TOTAL ATTENDANCF 0 5. 473 17 . 953 2 ? . 218
Revenue:
Concession 0 984 .88 3 .601 .78
� Cour�on Adu i t Sa 1 es 0 0 0 56. 25
Coupon Child Sales 0 Q 0 20 . 00
Reaular Admission Adult 0 940 . 50 3. 375. 00 3 .810. 5C1
Re�ular Admission Child 0 830 . 50 2 .810 .50 3 .d55. 50
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Swim Team Revenue 0 0 0 0
Parties 0 50 . 00 50.00 ! 00 . 00
� S�ecial 0 43 .E�0 102 .65 119.95
Recrea� ion Proaram Reven��e
�o+`al RevGnue 0 8. 314 . 30 6. 338. 15 8, 31a. 30
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�1TTENDANCE THIS MONTH THIS YEAR �AST YEAR
� THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
Proc�ram Act i v i ty:
Lireauarc�s 0 2. i53 . 25 n,939.%5 a .803 . 75
� Basket Room � 0 0 Q
Concessions 0 183 . 50 0 418. 75
Instruction � 72 . 0� 16.50 ]99. 50
� `�an i tor i a 1 0 �J . 00 0 0. 00
Tc�t�1 Starf Hour�s 0 z , 40t3. 75 4 .95ri. 25 5. 422 . 00
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� C.ENTRA�-MUN I��I PA!
� ATTENDANCE THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Water G�mes 0 a2 930 392
` Ac+a�ted Aauat.i cs 0 0 1 3 2�
Swimnastics 0 0 0 0
� Aauaer�obi cs C� Q 0 0
8asic Rescue 0 0 17 0
Basic water Saretv u � C� 0
�dvanced �ife Savina 0 0 91 27
� W. S. I . 0 0 0 �
L i f�auard Tra i n i n�� 0 �J 0 0
Adult. Beainnina Swim 0 Q 91 27
� Adult Advanced Swim � 0 0 0
�arly Birds 280 148 314 Cl
Noon Swimnas+` ics 85 �4 703 d3d
� t�oor� Fit.ness Swim 155 bl 741 434
P. M. Fitne55 0 0 0 0
Y'auth Lessons 0 0 2 . 158 265
� ?otal Rec . Attendanc� 520 2.33 �, 967 ! .671
� Public School Attendance:
Jr . Hiah/Hiah School 50 480 250 �J
Elementarv � 0 0 0
� Public School Teacher 0 0 0 0
Totat School Attendance 50 �80 250 0
� Gtt-,c.r Attendance:
Swim Team 170 0 1 . 716 1 . 987
Scouts 0 0 0 0
� J.C. Swim 0 0 1 . 541 1 . �34
Kiwanis Swim 0 0 0 0
Arthritis 0 0 0 0
� Sp�cial Events 0 0 0 0
Swim Meets 0 0 � , 200 �
Tot'a1 M15C. Pdrticioation 170 1 . 131 5.�57 3 . 2�1
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� ATTFN�JANCE THIS MONTH THIS YEAR !AST YEAK
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR �f0 DAi� TO GATE
4ther Attendance Cont . :
� Reyular Admission Adult 20S �9 5, 058 4. 589
Rea�lar Admission Chilc+ 231 344 h.929 5.863
Counon Ar_imission Adult 2 6 22 142
Cour�on Admission Child 0 � 5 1�2
� Private Party Admission 0 G 1 . 189 2. 708
Tota1 �ublic Hours Attend. 45h 96 1. 3 . 221 1� . 484
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Concession 2 . 965.77<
Cou�or� Ac�ult Sales 0 . �0 Q . 00 18. 75 56. 25
� Cou�on Child Sales 10 . 00 O . O�J 10. 00 50. 00
Re�aular Admission Adult. 205 . 00 49. OQ 5 . C�52 . 00 4. �69. 5Q<
Reaular Acimission Child i15 . 50 17 . 00 � . 501 . �0 3 , �21 , n�<
Swim Team Revenue . 00 . 00 . C�O , OG
� Part. i es . 00 . �0 ! 50 . Gc� ���0. O�J
Sr�er_i a? 9�3. 50 2 . 00 F�77. 75 475. 50<,
Recreation Pro�ram Revenue
� TOTAI. REVENUE $ 419 . 00 g 6$. 00 Q. 409. 50 11 . 438. 02<
STA.FF HOURS
� Lifeauards 497 . 00 166. 75 5. 123 . 50 4. 784. 7�<
3asket Room 0 . 00 0. 00 O. QO 0. 0�
Concessions 0 . 00 11�3. 75 O. GO 293 . 00. 2'.
Ir,struction 172 . 25 �60 . OQ 534 . 25 80. 00. 0�
� Janitorial 172 . 25 160 . 00 d97. 25 a88. 00. 0�
TOTAL STAFF HOURS 669.25 326. 75 6. 155 . 00 5.645. 705+
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� CEMETERY
� MAN HOURS ?'HIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
Rurials (ac!ult.) 10 3 72 �9
� Burials ( inrant? 0 0 4 2
Cremation� 0 0 1 6
Disinterments 0 0 ? 1
� 8urials tadult) free �round 0 0 2 1
Buri�ls ( in�ant) free around 0 0 0 1
Buriais Mausoleum 0 1 1 I
� Grave Plats Sold 7_0 5 101 101
Grave P!ots Given 0 0 2 Z
HOURS
� Grass mowina 2 ? 4 n/a c^916 n/
Dirt Removal 4� 1 � 310 331
� Grave Maintenance 66 40 3 ! 5 290
Cemetery Cleanur� 68 120 612 345
'�.l,nda 1 i sm C 1 eanu� 26 80 53 1 58
� Mauso 1 eurr� & Sl�o� C 1 eanur� 4 2 40 1 99 2 1 1
!ea+.= C:1 eanuc� �J Q ? 5 2
Tree Trimmin� 114 30 358 2d5
paintina 90 0 ! 48 0
� EQui�ment Maintenance 44 40 3F�2 25'�
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� GOLF COURSt
� MAN HOURS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST Y�AR
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TC� DATE TO DATE
MEMBERSHIPS SOLD
� Senior Citizen Individual 0 0 0 0
Senior Citizen Familv Q C? C� 0
Individual � I 0 2
� Family C� 0 0 2
P��ses �Jsed ! . 57g 1 . 517 5. ? 1� 5. 297
Green Fees 1 .675 2. G75 6,204 7. 77�
� Recre�tion 0 � Q �J
PRO SHOP REVENUE
Gre�n Fees 13 . 2�5 . �J0 11 , 309. 14 46. 25�. 00 �2. 515. 24
� G��lr Carts 10. 339. 00 h. 5C15. 71 n0 . I32 . 00 27 .7G�. 5b
Pull Carts 244 . 00 504 . 75 79! . 00 ! . ? ?4.31
Club Rental 677 . 00 441 . OQ 1 . '�77 . �0 1 . 655. 06
� Concessions 2 .89R. 59 �. 5c2 . ��5 9,�3�. �4 1 �, 178. 57
Passes d . 00 15� . �8 Q. 00 5�a . 12
G i ft. C�rt i t=i cate �50 . 00 240 . O�J 975. C+0 733 . 1 �J
� C'i �aarettes 19�3. 35 2�h. 00 8G 1 .65 b24 . C+ i
Eaui�m�nt Sa? es 2 . c50 . 00 1 . 703 . �8 6, 045 . 77 6.80d .Q4
Beer 1 , 347 . 00 1 . 3�0. 00 5 . 260 . 62 4 . 577 . 44
Tax 297 . 24 60 . 007 . z2 938. a3 60. 755. 50
� Voids/Gift Cert. Recpts . - 516.62 -59.877 . 41 1 .202 .63 -285.87
T07AL REVENUE 31 . 149. 91 25. i78. 74 111 . 287 . 79 �8. 1a� . 57
� MANHOURS
Office work 72.75 157. 00 ?98. 00 3F�4. 5�j
� Golf Carts 91 . 25 105. 25 297. 50 425.G0
Buildin� Maintenance 5. 00 7 . 00 6. 50 7 . 00
Grounds Maintenance 1 , 076. 50 960. 25 3 . 513 . 25 3 . 140.5�
� Marshallin�a 205. 00 89. 25 585 . 00 3�J7 . 25
Pro Shop 524. 50 611 . 50 1 . 529. 75 2 . 234 . 75
Shop Work 29. 00 52 . 25 7a, 75 112 . 25
� Total Man Hours 2 . 003 . 50 1 .982 . 50 6. 544 . 00 6. 591 . C?Q
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� PARK
MAN HOURS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAS7 YEAR
� THIS MONTH LAST YEAR 70 DATE TO DATE
MAINTENANCE HOURS:
General 30 0 a25 3�30
� Snow Removal 0 G 0 �
Re�air Roads 0 0 0 0
Baseball Field Maintenanre 0 229 334 846
� S�ccer Field Maintenance ? 55 168 ? 79 168
Ar�er�� Bu i 1 d i na Ma i ntenance 242 490 1 . 2C�0 1 .6h0
Central Pooi Mainte��n�� 5 0 �8 0
� Capaha Pool Maintenar�ce � 0 6 Q
Golf Course Maintenance a8 �1 52 �t
Airoort Maintenance n n � p
Citv Hall Maintenance 88 84 Z07 242
� Restrooms Maintenance 184 I7f 470 561
Vandalism Maintenance 24 0 55 0
Litter . !imbs 190 154 718 510
� Plav�round E�uipment. Reoair 6 0 : n2 540
T�nn i s Cout-t.s 0 � ? �8 36
Sow Grass and Fert. ilize 0 n r, �,
Rivcrfront 0 92 2� 92
� Custod'+an �ours 175 220 63t� �58
Paintina 52 0 52 44
Nioht Arena cleanuo 0 106 52 ?27
� Hau i i n�a Chr i st.mas Ornaments 0 0 0 0
Trash Run 180 149 6l4 486
Concrete Work 0 C! t] 0
� Picnic Tabl � & Benches Repair 0 0 54 52
Arena Day Cle�nun 0 0 85 116
Arena Set.uo 0 33 �9 91 . 5
Flood Cleanup 0 C� 32 0
� CaAaha Laaoon 0 0 � 2
Grade Track 0 0 8 16
Tree and Plant Maintenance 128 268 310 783
� Cemetery Maintenance 0 4 45 4
Fa i r C 1 eanur� 309 23f.1 309 230
Leaf Removal 0 � 0 0
� Vo 1 �_�nteer- Work 0 0 i 50 0
R��s�_ Ga►-r_ier� 10 Q 67 Q
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PARK
� MAN HOURS TH?S MON7H THIS YEAR l.A:�T YEAR
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TQ DATE
� MA? NTENANCE HOl)RS:
ARENA PARK
� � Mowina �3 8 78 80
Trimmina 175 278 818 1 .2�?7
General 0 z5 109 31�i
� CAPAHA
Mowina 5 ? 1 49 59
Tr i mm i r�Q 2 1 2 384 487 776
� Ge�eral 42 226 23R 2.59
SHAWNEE
� Mowina 8 43 126 157
Trimming 109 163 758 781
Ceneral 88 U 229 265
� CHERUKEE
Mowina 10 d0 74 13 �
Tr i mmi r,a 16B 1 19 5 17 47 1
� General �! 12 0 460 3z
DENNIS SCIVALLY
� Mowin� 0 �J 0 0
Trimmina 49 56 212 147
General 0 0 0 43
� I tJD I AN PARK
Mowina 0 0 0 0
Trimmina 0 0 0 0
� G�neral 0 0 0 0
M I SSOI.�R I PARK
� Mowina 1 0 14 9
Tr i mrni na 42 56 153 163
General 0 0 6 0
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� PARK
� MAN NOURS TH I S MONTH TH I S '�EAR LA�T '�'EAR
THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATc
MA?NTENANCE HOURS:
� CAPE ROCK
Ntaw i na 0 18 ?2 2 1
� irimmina 0 0 E,7 3Q
Gen�ral 0 0 �� 25
� TW?N TREES
Mowin� 0 3 4 0
Trimmiria 0 0 0 0
General 0 � 0 0
� FORT D
Mowina 1 1 5 fi
� Tr i mm i r�e 49 0 86 C?
Genera? 0 �J 0 a9
� RANNEY GARK _
Mowina ? % �? �
Tr i mm i no 5b 28 E�F=+ 94
General �J 0 0 0
� ROCKWOGQ
"!ow i na 0 0 0 0
� Tr i mrr�i na 0 0 8 1 5
Generai 0 0 0 '�
� SMAL� PAR!�
Mawina 0 0 C� 0
T r i mrn i n ca 5 5 1 1 1 7
General 0 0 0 0
� GRC�VFS PARK
Mowina 0 2 3 3
T r- i rr�m i ri o 2 1 1 4 5 0 8 1
� ��enera� 0 0 0 0
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� PARK
MAN HOURS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR �AST YEAR
� THIS MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE Tp DATE
MAINTENANCE HOURS:
� J .C . JOY�AND
Mowina ? 0 7 0
Trimmina 28 20 72 95
� General 0 0 �J 0
LIBRARY 5 7 13 20
� MEOIANS 110 160 404 a46
TOTAL MOWING 40 145 399 521
� TOTAL TRIMMING ! . 025 1 . 288 3. 738 4. 1.74
� TOTAL MAINT�'NANCE HOURS 3 . 433 3 . 608 11 .636 12 .76Q
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ATTENDANCE THIS MONTH THIS YEAR I.AST YEAR
� THIS MONTH LAST YFAR TO DATE TO QATE
ARENA
� Civic 19 2 24 5
Commercia? 0 3 4 11
Dor,ated 0 7 39 35
Arena Attendance 80 . OQ0 3. 3Q0 92. 239 17. 157 .C��
� Arena Revenue �6,361 .00 �3. 920 . 70 � 13 .�65. G5 � 7, 504.05
No, of Davs Arena Used
� Profit 19 4 32 15
�lo. of Davs Arena l�sed
No Char�e . 0 7 z2 3S
No. of Events Cancelled 0 0 0 1
� No. of Davs C�ncelled 0 0 0 1
GRANDSTAND EVENTS
� No, or" Davs Used 6 0 R a
No. oF Peo�te Attendina 20. Q�0 0 12 . 000 �i. 000
No. of Davs Canr.�lled �� 0 �J 1
� SPECIAL GROL►NDS EVENTS:
� ARENA
No. of Davs Used 0 6 0 6
No. of Peoole Attendina 0 86, 0�0 0 86, 000
� CAPAHA
No. oF Davs �Jsed 0 0 1 0
No. of People Attendin� 0 � 20 �
� MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT
No. o� Days Used 1 0 6 6
No. o�' People At.tendina 200 0 1800 3454
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THIS MONTH THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
� THIS YEAR LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� SHELTER RESERVATIONS
Arena Shelters i2 11 55 59
Car�aha She 1 ters 14 9 43 38
� Cherokee 5heiters 17 16 46 48
Dennis Scivally 1 3 8 8
Sh�wnee Shelters 3 0 6 9
Total Shelters Used 47 39 158 162
� Total People Attending 3 . 57�J 2, 303 ! 1 . 278 1�J .h08
Totai Revenue on Shett.ers $ 235 . 00 195 . �0 � 790. 00 $ 810 . �0
� PLAYING FIELD RESERVATION:
Arena �Jiamonds 3 0 514 665
Ca�aha Diamonds 0 0 44 39
Shawnee/Soccer 32 86 51 98
� Arena/Football 4 0 4 0
� TOTAL ESTIMATED DIRECT ECONOMIC IMPACT ON COMMUNITY
ARENA BUILDING $2 . 003 . 00O. C►4
� GRANDSTAND � SOO. C�00 . 00
SPECIAL GROUNDS 0 . 0�
� M�_iNICIPAL BAND SHELTFR � 5. 000 . 00
� SHELTER RESERVATIONS $ 89. 250. 00
P�AYING FIELD RESERVATION $ 1 , 500 . 00
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OVERNIGHT PARTICIPANTS
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ACTIVITY ENROLLNENT ATTENDANCE ATTENOANC� ATTENDANC� MAN NOURS MAN NOURS
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Month Month YTD Month Daily Month Dail ,v Month Month Month Month Nonth Month
!ast Last !ast Last
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AEROBICS A.tl. 20 42 !i2 i75 i2.50 281 21 .62 2313 2523 14,50 29.OQ l75.00 236.00
� dEROB!CS P.N. 0 i5 Z13 4 .00 49� .00 3022 �013 .QO .QO 181.15 231.75
ADAPTED EXERCiSE 0 15 50 31 12.33 105 .00 563 1343 0.00 .40 24.00 105.QQ
� WEIGHTROOH A.M. 0 32 �ZO 187 10.37 Z3b 9.00 1431 1183 36.QQ 3t.25 33b.50 248.75
WEIGHTROOM P.H. 4 35 228 lU9 B.�G 194 14,92 203b 1871 ?6.0� d1.75 647.25 596.25
BASKETBAII 0 0 !B5 0 .00 4 .00 1260 @13 O.O�J �J.00 266.00 Z10.00
� YOLLEYBAIL 0 8 b6 0 .Ga 8 ,00 d53 506 4.U0 0.0� l57.00 201.50
�JJPZICATE BRIOGE 72 120 223 i2 ?6.Q0 b6 �3.00 541 46Q 10.00 10.00 95.40 90.44
CITY EM?LOYEES
� NOON TIHERS 3b b 69 58 2.64 14 2.80 713 Z74 .QO .00 .00 .04
` G4LF 0 0 32 0 .t�0 63 .00 �60 499 .00 .OQ 56.00 98.5Q
� TENNIS 0 � 35 0 .00 I8 .00 2Q3 192 .40 .00 90.75 95.00
�R. C!TIZENS DANCE 4 0 Q 0 .fl0 0 .00 !444 Q .00 .QO 30.0� .44
AUAP?�D RECR,I 4 0 �4 9 .00 0 .OQ 183 0 .00 .OQ 9.54 .QQ
� A4APTE0 RECR.! I 0 0 22 0 .OG 0 .00 397 0 .00 .40 24.00 .04
SEMO REC. CENTER a �l �J Q .OQ � .QQ 330 0 .44 .00 O.QO .00
SELF DEFENSE EOR
� I�OMEN 9 �J �J 48 .00 0 .OG 46 0 .00 .46 4.50 .40
?OTALS 131 333 14?1 099 82.04 1269 81 .34 14,627 13b78 98.5 11$.OQ �14.50 2114.75
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� ACTIVITY ENROL!MENT ATTENDANCE AfTENOANCE ATTENDANCE MAN HO�JRS MAN t�Q�JRS
This 7his This Year Last Year YTO This This This This
lionth l�onth YTD �lonth Da i 1 y Month Da i 1 y hlonth Month Month Nonth Hontt� Nonth
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� PLAYGROUNQS {41 0 0 251 0 .OQ 0 .QO 259I 2465 .00 .�0 .00 .00
9ASF9At� a a 232 0 .00 0 .04 1515 1985 .GO .GO .00 .OQ
� 9ASKETBALL 4 Q !41 0 .00 0 .00 �35 1489 .00 .00 .00 .00
BP,T4N 0 0 Z!8 U .00 4 .00 I299 1251 .t�0 .00 .OQ .00
CNEERLEADIl�G 0 4 298 0 .00 0 .00 I15b 16�4 .00 .00 .00 ,00
� CHQ1R 4 4 63 0 .00 0 .00 319 391 .�0 .00 .�0 .00
GO!F 0 0 110 4 .00 4 .00 592 603 .00 .00 .GO .QQ
� !I9RARY Q Q 115 0 .00 4 .00 794 690 .QQ .04 .00 .00
S4CCER 0 0 444 0 .00 0 .OQ 2331 Z391 .00 .a0 .00 .00
SOF�BALL 0 4 �II 4 .00 4 .OQ 514 79Z .00 .00 .00 .00
� zENNIS G 0 ?37 � .�0 Q .00 2106 3316 .OQ .OQ .00 .00
7UHBL(NG 0 0 165 0 .00 0 .OQ I230 95! ,OQ .4Q .OQ .4Q
� TOTAL 0 0 Z531 0 .DO Q .40 157821i810 .QQ .00 .04 .00
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� Month of September, 1987
NARRATIVE SUMMARY
� Oelbert Crowell was appointed to the position of Draftsman in
the Engineering Division effective September 8, 1987. Del comes
� to the City with 35 years of' related engineering experience with
the Natural Gas Pipe Company of America.
� Debra Wills was appoi�ted to the Public Works Oepartment as a
part-time clerk through the Cooperative Educational Program of
the Cape Girardeau Vocational Technical School . Her position,
wnicn will continue through the school year, is funded in part
� by the Easz Missouri Action Agency with Federal Job Training
Funds .
� Severai City Oepartment representatives , including law
enforcement personnel and firefighters, participated in Career
Day at Souzheast Missouri State University to discuss municipal
service careers with students .
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� LIABRAT I VE S�IMMARY :
� On September� 25, the assessment interview of seven ( 7) applicants for
the Special Officer position took placz. Two persons have been
selected to continue in the process , and c'3T'C' presently undergoing
background investiyations . The selection is expected to be made in
� the middle �f October . The Special Officer will bc resoonsible ror
p�rking erif��rcement �nd will work as weekend jailer .
�� During the week o� September 14 triru 19, members of our departmer�t
; provided internal security and i.raffic direci� ion for the Southeast.
Missc>uri Distr- ict Fair/Expo. A total oF 646 manhours were worked by
both reg�1 ar and reserve off i cers at� tf��e Fa i r .
� During the week of Sept.�mber 21 thru 25 , � ix 6 officer -
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Special Weapons and Tartir_5 (SWAT) training exercise in St�ele,
� hlissouri . rr,� training was conduct.ed by tri� Federal Bureau o� In-
vestigation. The pur'pos� o� the exer�cise w�s to train several 5 to 7
person SWAT teams from police dep�rtmenTS iri tr�is regi�n.
� On September 21 , our- department kicked off a mini -training academy
� far Ca��e Girarde�u County Law Enforcement Wives . The purpose of the
training is to provide wives of law enforcern�nt officers in Cape
� Girardcau Caunty wit.li a bett�r insight anci understanding of the l�w
enforcement profession . 7he First training session consisted of
f i rearms �i-a i r� i ng. On Sept�rnber- 2 1 , the sess i on cons i sted of 2 1 /2
hours of classi-oom training concer�ning the sa�ety and operation of
� their spouse' s service revolver . The following Saturday the wives
were taken to the firing range where ti��ey were able to learn how to
shoot the weapon. A variety of training se5sions are scheduled
� through May, 1988.
Car-eer day was held at Southeast Missaur- i State University on
� 5eptember 30. The Police Department par�licipated in the Career Day
activities as part of the City' s displ�y. The purpose of the activi -
t i es were to prov i de i ntere•=ted studer-�ts w i ti-i i nformat i or-i concern i ng
� poterit. ial employment with our depar�.ment .
Mernbers of our department participated in the Women' � Self Defense
Class sponsored by Cape Gir,ardeau' s Parks and Recreation Departmer�t.
� The seif defense class was offered at City Hall on the evenings of
September 22 , 24, 29 and October 1 . The purpos� of the class was t�
� instruct. tf�e attendees in mett�ods of preventing persanai assault, and
to a] so teach �.hem how to defend triemsE 1 ves i f they f i nd thernse i ves
in �n assault situat. ion. Nine (9) p�rsons a�tended the training.
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Month of September , 1987
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�� On September 2 , representatives of the City of Cairo, Illinois , and
its police and fire department, visited our department to view our
� alarm system. Cairo is presently in ttie bid process to replace their
i system, and are interested in our equipment and our procedures . They
� were most interested in our computeriz��d alarm retrieval system.
Resignations were submitted by two veteran police officers during the
� month of September . Ptlm. Terry A. Adarns, a 5 year veteran, will be
leaving on October 7 in order to further hi � educ�tian. Sgt . Rober�t
� R. Sander , a 13 year veteran, will be leaving on October 23 . Sander
� and his family are moving to the State of Texas .
Also during the month of October , mernbers of the Crime Prevent.ion
Unit presented nine (9} crime prevention/public safety programs, and
� conducted one taur of ttie po 1 i r�e stat i or� .
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Acting Chief of Police
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� CAPE GIRARDEAU POLICE DEPARTMENT
MONTHLY REPORT
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OFFENSES REPORTED OFFENSES CLEARED
� TOTAL TO DATE
OFFENSE 1986 1987 +- 1986 +- 1987 +- MONTH YEAR +-
Murder 0 0 - 2 3 + 0 3 -
� Manslaughter (negl ) 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 -
� Forcible Rape 0 0 - 2 6 + 0 3 -
Sexual Assault 2 1 - 12 13 + 2 8 -�
� Robb�ry 3 1 - 19 14 - 0 8 -
Assault 39 34 - 300 231 - 34 207 +
� Burglary
Residential 9 15 + 102 125 + 7 29 +
� Commercial 12 8 - �5 95 + 2
Larceny
Over $200 44 38 - 411 465 + 10 7� +
� Under $200 91 113 + 748 770 + 26 243 +
Motor Vehicle Theft 15 13 - 63 67 + 10 30 +
� Arson 0 2 + 12 13 - 0 3 -
Wor,thless Documents 21 38 + 387 498 + 52 366 +
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Vandalism 75 53 - 593 549 6 90 +
� Nar'cot i c V i o 1 at i or�s 20 7 - 1 06 73 - � 74 +
D.W. I . 26 27 + 274 274 - 27 274 +
� Motor Vehicie
Accident Reports 200 169 - 1684 1642 -
� Other Repor�,s 240 180 - 1788 1843 + 103 1202 -
TOTAL 798 712 - 6578 6797 + 286 2642 +
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� CAPE GIRARDEAU POLICE DEPARTMENT .
MONTHLY REPORT
� OFFENSES REPORTED OFFENSES CLEARED
TOTAL TO DATE
� OFFENSE 1986 1987 +- 1986 +- 19a7 +- MONTH YEAR +-
Adult Arrests 203 193 - 1728 1821 +
Juvenile Arrests 54 71 + 507 668 +
� Recovered Vehicles 15 5 _ 50 42 _
MVA Fatalities 1 0 1 1
MVA Injuries 25 9 - 185 154 -
� Traffic Summonses 445 694 + 5020 6150 +
Parking Violations 404 421 2993 2798
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Month of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE SUMMARY
The Street Division concentrated on sealing asphalt streets and
� repainting of markings on the street surfaces this month.
Several other street maintenance activities such as mowing of
rights of way, grading of gravel street surfaces, repair of
portland concrete street surfaces and cleaning and resealing of
� joints in portland cement concrete street surfaces were all aiso
performed .
� rleet maintenance operation costs for September were
approximately seven percent (7'.) less than the costs were last
year for the same period.
� A considerable amount of equipment and manpower was used by the
Sanitation Division in supporting the SEMO District Fair.
� Several loads of gravel were removed from Walker Creek in Dennis
Scivally Park.
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ENGINEERING DIVISION
Month of September, 1987
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� Construction is in full swing with subdivisions and City projects
underway. Survey work is being done by contract due to the
� resignations of two members of the City survey crew.
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M�nth of September, 1987
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, THIS THIS THIS LAST
� MONTH MONTH YEAR YEAR
TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE TO OATE
� ADMINISTRATIVt
Subdivision Piat Review (#-new) 4. 00 6. 00 8. 00 7. 00
� Subdivision Admin (man-days) 5 . 50 8. 50 20. 75 16. 50
Improvement Pian Review (man-day) 0. 00 5. 00 1 . 00 8. 50
� Private Developm. Admin (man-day) 0 . 75 0 . 00 2 . 50 0. 00
� City Project Aamin (man-days) 5. 50 0 . 00 14.25 2 . 00
Capital lmprovem. Admin (man-day)
� --Airport improvements 0 . 75 0 . 50 1 . 75 1 . 00
--Red Star CDBG I 0 . 00 0. 00 0. 00 0. 00
� --Red Star CDBG II 1 . 00 0 . 00 4. 75 0. 00
� --South Ct�BG Ii 0. 25 2 . 00 0.25 7. 00
--General Sign tOBG I . 50 0. 00 1 . 50 0 . 00
� --Authorizea Corps Pro�i . U . 00 0. 00 1 . 25 0. 00
--Phase I Sewer 0 . 00 0 . 00 0 . 25 0 . 00
� --Phase IIi SPwer 0 . 25 0 . 00 2 .25 0. 00
� -- Independence 8riage 0 . 50 0. 00 1 . 25 0. 00
Capita �t Budget Est . (man-day) 0. 00 0 . 00 0 . 75 0. 0�
� Annuai Budget (man-aay) 0. 00 0. 00 0 . 00 0. 00
Proposea CDBG Est . (man-day) 0. 00 0 . 00 0 . 00 0. 0�
� Support Other Oepts (man-day) 10. 00 1 . 00 45 . 75 17. 50
� Contractor Mtgs (man-day) 0. 00 0 . 00 0 . 00 0. 00
Safety Meetings (#) 0 . 00 0 . 00 0 . 00 0. 00
� Miscellaneous (man-days) 15. 25 1 . 50 78. 50 6. 75
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� Month of September, t987
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� THIS THIS THIS LAST
MONTH MONTH YEAR YEAR
TO DATE L.AST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� PLANS AND SURVtYS SECTION
� 7raffic Counts 0. 00 0. 00 5. 00 0 . 00
Traffic Items-Other (man-days) 0. 00 0 . 25 1 . 25 0. 25
� Copies or Maps and Plans 88. 00 102 . 00 485. 00 314 . 00
7raining (nours) 1 . 50 0 . 75 43 . 50 0. 75
� Recoras Maintenance (man-aays) 2 . 25 O. OU 3 .25 0. 00
� City Projects (man-days) 27. 00 13 . 50 78. 50 20. 25
Capital improvements (man-ctays)
� -- Indepenoence aricige 0 . 00 0 . 00 0 . 25 0. 00
-- Indep/Nwy 61 Inters . 0 . 00 0 . 00 0. 00 0. 00
� -- Inaepenaence St 6. 75 O. UO 8. 75 0. 00
--Phase II1 Irunk Sewer 1 . 25 0 . 00 1 . 50 O. C►0
� --Rea Star COBG IJ 0. 75 0. 00 6. 25 0. 00
� --S. Sprigg li rau 0. 00 0. 00 0. 00 20. 50
-- Interceptor 5ewer Phase I 0 . 00 0 . 0(� 0 . 00 0 . 00
� --Riverfront Park 0 . 00 0 . 00 0. 00 O. S�J
--Authorized �orps Proj . 0 . 00 U . 00 1 . OU 0. 00
� --New Macirid St . 1 . 00 0. 00 1 . 00 0. 00
� --MinnesoZa exzension O . OU 0. 00 0. 50 0 . 00
--Hopper Rd extension 0 . 00 0. 00 0 . 25 0. 00
� Support City Oepts . (man-days) 2 . 50 0. 50 12 . 25 19. 00
Miscelianeous (man-days) 5. 00 2t3. 00 2� . OU 57. 25
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� THIS T�HIS THIS LAST
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TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Survey Projects (crew-days )
--City Projects 0. 00 0. 00 3. 50 22. 00
� --Support Other Depts 0 . 00 0 . 00 2.25 1 . 25
� --Capital Improvements 0 . 00 0 . 00 0. 00 0 . 00
----Red Star CDBG II 0 . 00 0. 00 0 . 25 0. 00
� ---- inaepenaence Bridge 0. 00 0. 00 0. 00 0. 00
----New Maarid 0 . 00 0. 00 0. 00 O. OU
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� Subdivision inspection (man-days)
--Sanitary Sewers 9. 50 16. 25 53 . 00 96. 75
� --Streets 32. 00 12 . 25 44. 00 25. 75
City Project inspection (man-days)
� --Sanitary 5ewers 1 . 00 0. 00 I . 00 0 . 00
� --Streets 16. 75 5. 25 43 . 75 12. 75
Capitai Improvement Insp (man-day)
� --Riverfront �arK 0 . 00 23 . 25 0. 00 34. 75
--New Madrid St 0. 00 0 . 00 0. 00 0. 00
� -- Interceptor Sewer Phase T 0. 00 U. 00 0. 00 0. 00
� Private Development Insp (man-days)
--Sanitary Sewer 0 . 00 1 . 50 0. 00 11 . 50
� --Stree�ts 0. 00 0 . 00 0. 00 0. 00
Support Other Depts . (man-days ) 0. 75 0. 50 30. 00 12 . 50
� Soil Tests (#) 2 . 00 3 . 00 16. 00 5. 00
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ENGINEERING DIVISION
� Month of Septemoer, 1987
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TO DATE LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Concrete Cylinder Tests (#) 0 . 00 22 . 00 7. 00 29. 00
� Concrete Plant Inspections (#) 3 . 00 2 . 00 3 .00 10 . 00
Asphalt Plant Inspection� (#) 0. 00 0. 00 0. 00 0. 00
� Training (hours) 0. 00 0 . 00 0. 00 0 . 00
Miscelianeous (man-days) 6. 25 43 . 50 19. 50 95. 25
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� FLEET MANAGEMENT
Month of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE SUMMARY
The overall operating costs decreased by 7% in this period when
� compared to the same period in 1986.
Decreases were noted in the Engineering, Park, Sewer, Airport,
Golf and Health Departments .
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Month of September, 1987
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UNIT t'AI�TS PARTS/LABOR �ABOR UNIT PARTS PARTS/LABOR LABOR
Aamin. 81 .32 131 .32 Admin.
Police i ,262.23 4,254. 23 Police 1 , 576.95 4,674.95 154.9
� Fire 209. 50 619. 50 Fire 1 ,432. 75 1 ,932. 75 25. 0
Street 2,666.95 6, 024. 95 Street 4, 624. 78 8,520. 78 194.8
Fleet 93 .84 905.84 Fleet 36.50 266. 50 11 . 5
� Engineer 743�32 1 ,607_32 Engineer 148.81 388.81 12. 0
Com. Dev. Comm. Dev. 78. 42 274.42 9.8
Sanitaz. 8, 007. 08 12, 145. 08 Sanitation 5, 106. 52 9,750. 52 232.2
� Cemetery 65. 00 115. 00 Cemetery 188.97 368. 97 9. 0
Park 1 ,526. 56 3,940. 56 Park 1 ,267.69 3 , 707.69 122 . 0
Sewer 2, 534.66 3 ,676.66 Sewer 2,320. 41 2,994.41 33 . 7
Airport 28. 95 188.95 Airport 53 .63 143 .63 4. 5
� Golf 808.59 3 ,658. 59 Golf 806.63 1 ,846.63 52. 0
Health 61 . 59 341 . 59 Health 21 .99 141 .99 6. 0
� TOTAL 18,089. 59 37,609. 59 976. 0 TOTAL 17,664. 05 35, 012. 05 867.4
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P ENT REGULAR UNLEADED DIESEL
� Administration N/A 86. 0 gal . N/A
Poiice N/A 3 ,664. 1 gal . N/A
� Police Tanks N/A 875.6 gal . N/A
Fire 72. 5 gal . 241 . 1 gal . 166. 1 gal .
� rire Tanks 212.3 gal . N/A 184.3 gai .
Street 1 ,383 .5 gal . 215.2 gal . 1 ,328. 1 gal .
� Fleet 31 .2 gal . 33 . 0 gal . N/A
Engineering N/A 232.6 gal . N/A
� Community t�eveiopment N/A 49. 1 gal . N/A
� Sanitation 336. 1 gal . 79.8 gal . 3 ,397.2 gal .
Landfill N/A N/A 676. 1 gal .
� Cemetery N/A 86. 0 gal . N/A
Park 76.2 gal . 519. 7 gal . 205. 1 gal .
� Sewer 509. 2 gal . 217.3 gal . 543 .8 gal .
� Airport Tan►cs 56. 0 gal . N/A 50. 0 gai .
Golf N/A 70. 1 gal . N/A
Golf Tanks N/A 495.7 gal . 85. 1 gai .
� Health N/A 97. 0 gal . N/A
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SANITATION DIVISION
� Month of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE SUMMARY
Most totals were at normal for the month. The number of lugger
containers placed for the month is zero due to all of them being
� used at the SEMO District Fair. This is normal since they are
brought in, painted, repaired, and made ready for the fair, then
are used during and after the fair near the stock tent areas.
� They are then cleaned up again and made ready for general
residential use.
� All totals for hours worked are not complete at this time, but
it should run about 150 to 170 for setup before, service during
and cleanup after this year's Fair.
� Landfill operations were all completed as usual for September.
Seeding and straw placement operations on finalized areas were
continued this month. Completion of this project is scheduled
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SANITATION DIVISION
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� THIS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Residential Routes
Rear Ooor Pickups 41 168 123 503
Commercial Pickups 604 567 1 ,805 1 ,693
� Approx. Residential Pickups 9,900 9,900 29,700 29,600
New Rear poor Pickups 1 0 1 1
New Commercial Pickups 19 14 29 22
� Cancelled Rear poor Pickups 1 1 1 1
Cancelled Commercial Pickups 3 3 9 5
Wednesday Special Pickups 325 239 979 880
� Lugger Containers Placed 0 0 130 128
Commercial Routes
� Commercial Pickups 497 485 1 ,493 1 ,453
New Commercial Pickups 9 7 15 15
Cancelled Commercial Pickups 2 3 I1 9
� SPecial Time Charge Pickups 40 47 159 169
Landfill
� City Coliection - Cubic Yards 8953 9030 26,424 27, 035
Street and Park Dept. - C.Y. 85 562 186 801
Sewer Dept. - Cubic Yards 776 790 2288 2 ,460
� Cash Collections - Cubic Yards 833 1317 3463 4,815
Contractors Charge - C.Y. 3683 10,388 8209 32,769
Free Permits - Cubic Yards 666 687 2220 3 ,075
� Average �aily - Cubic Yards 577 876 1611 2,694
# of Irash Bags Sold by Sets - 0
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Month of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE SUMMARY
Sewer System:
� Sludge was pumped out of San Dangaro Treatment Plant for
disposal . The grit was removed out of the Walnut and Henderson
Grit Station. The wet well for the Sawmill Lift Station was
� cleaned out. Repaired an 8" sewer line across a creek off
Harlan Circle. The sewer rodder was down for repairs and
preventive maintenance one day.
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� A water leak was repaired on the north side of the inlet
structure beside the bucket. The motor bearings were replaced
in the north comminutor motor. We installed rebuilt drive
� sprockets, idler sprockets, and new drive chains on # 1 primary
ciarifier drive. New seals installed in the middle final
c'larifier lower unit. The belt, bearings and seals were
� replaced in the south coilfilter Reeves drive unit. Al1 new
receivers were installed on the plant alarm system. Lugger
Truck 255 was down 3 1/2 days for repairs and preventive
� maintenance. Lugger Truck 256 was down 1 1 /2 days for repairs
and preventive maintenance. The above was done in addition to
routine cleaning, routine maintenance, checking of equipment,
sludge disposal , Biokyowa sludge disposal , and laboratory
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Sewer Collection Svstem
� THIS THIS MONTH THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
MONTH LAST YEAR TO DATE TO DATE
� Sewer Line Maintenance
( in feet)
� 5ewer lines inspected
with TV camera 186 0 613 740
Sewer line flushed 290 0 11 ,848 12,719
� Sewer line installed 0 0 170 0
Sewer line rodded 85 ,311 12,626 169,229 137,690
Sewer iine bucket
� machine 0 585 0 585
Sewer line jet ball 0 0 0 0
Sewer line smoked 142 100 542 1 ,687
� Cieaning
Catch basins cl,eaned 5 7 68 152
� Manholes 0 0 3 5
Lift Stations 0 1 12 32
Flat Grates 118 191 1 ,405 1 ,065
� Oriveway Pipes 0 1 33 43
Repairs
� Manholes adjusted 6 12 77 82
Sewer line repaired 4 6 42 45
Catch basins 9 1 53 22
� Construction
� Manholes 0 0 5 0
Catch basins 0 1 0 1
Sewer Calls
� Emergency service calls
city problem (after
� worKing hours) 0 0 4 4
Emergency service calls
their problem (after
working hours) 0 1 6 2
� Complaints - city problem
(during working hours) 0 3 22 31
Complaints - their problem
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� Wastewater Treatment Plant
800 SS pH TEMP
� Raw Average 184 177 7. 1 77
Primary Effluent Average 110 64 7. 3 76
� Irickling Filter Effluent
Average 48 53 7. 7 74
� Plant Effluent Average 23 17 7.6 74
� Mississippi River Average 9 336 7. 7 74
Total Rainfall 2 . 9"
� Totai Maximum Flow
Total Minimum Flow
� Total Flow -
Average Maximum Flow
Average Minimum Flow
� Average Total Flow
Total Hours Filtered 112. 0
iotal Dry lbs. /month 160,885. 0
� Average Dry lbs. /hour 1 ,436. 0
Average Dry lbs. /mgd
Average Volatile Solids of the Filter Cake 72 .6%
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Manth of September, 1987
� NARRATIVE 5UMMARY
The aivision activities this month were about the same as last
■� month. The division purchased another tank load of emulsified
�� oii (EA300) for use in sealing major asphalt streets .
� The division slurry sealed about twenty-five (25) blocks of
asphaltic pavement. Cracks and/or joints in several blocks of
asphaltic pavement were cleaned and poured with emulsified oil .
� The construction crew supported the Wastewater Division in the
repair of several sewer lines .
� Our sign crew restriped around the Show Me Center. They also
painted severat blocks of parking stalls in the downtown area.
ihe division removed several loads of gravel from Walker Creek
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� ACTIVITY 198
6 1987
� Signs Installed 16 posts 15 posts
35 signs 47 signs
� Streets graveled and graded 78 blocks 100 blocks
Culverts instalied (L .F. ) 0 0
� �oints cleaned and sealed
(blocks) 20 20
� Asphalt patching (tons)
cold mix 39. 95 174.80
� Asphalt patching (tons)
hot mix g 29
� Crushed stone (tons) 512 . 50 297. 35
Cubic yds . concrete 32. 95 50. 75
� Sana (tons) 0 8. 76
Rip Rap (tons) 26.85 0
� BricK 1 , 000 0
Bag Cement 15 0
� Salt (tons) 0 0
� Herbicides (gals) 0 0
No. of crosswalks striped 0 0
� Miles centerline striping 0 0
Mi �les snow plowed 0 0
( Miles sand and salt spread 0 0
� Gutter miles swept 1 , 101 1 ,228
No. of tree removed 10 4
INo. of ditches dipped 9 6
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INo. of alleys graded 30 blocks 19 blocks
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� SIGNS USED
� No. 1 - 8 New installations
No. 2 - 0 Worn Out
� No. 3 - 33 Stolen
No. 4 - 2 Vandalism
� No. 5 - 4 Destroyed by Auto Accident
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� Month of September, 1987
NARRATIVE SUMMARY
� Ouring the month of September, the City of Cape Girardeau
provided 3,840 taxi rides. For the month of September, the City
� will receive a reimbursement from the Missouri Highway
Transportation Department of $2, 791 . 50
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Section 18/City Funded
Handicapped 8 Elderly Coupons
I Issuea 5,592 5,632 16,744 31 , 112
Used 3 ,663 5,857 10, 159 19,556
( Nonhandicapped 8 Nonelderly
Issued 192 216 464 942
Used 177 245 274 634