BOARD OF ALDERMEN CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY NOVEMBER 26, 2018 WORK SESSION

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1 BOARD OF ALDERMEN CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY NOVEMBER 26, 2018 WORK SESSION The work session meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Town and Country was held at 6:30 PM on Monday, November 26, Present were: Aldermen Allen, Benigas, Butler, Frautschi, Mange, Meyland-Smith, Reuter and Wright. City Attorney Steve Garrett was present to represent the City. 1. Discussion Regular Meeting Agenda Items Mayor Dalton recused himself from agenda item #21 regarding Town Square Change Order No. 12. Acting President Meyland-Smith presided over discussion of that item. No votes were taken. REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Town and Country was held at 7:00 PM on Monday November 26, 2018 at the Municipal Center, 1011 Municipal Center Drive. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Tim Welby, Ward 2 resident, led the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL The 7:08 PM roll call indicated Aldermen Allen, Benigas, Butler, Frautschi, Mange, Meyland- Smith, Reuter and Wright. Mayor Dalton presided. City Attorney Steve Garrett was present to represent the City. PROCLAMATION Mayor Dalton read aloud a proclamation congratulating the Town and Country Symphony on their 20 th anniversary and expressing appreciation for all they bring to the community. MINUTES 11/13/18 Regular Meeting Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Wright. Mayor Dalton called for any corrections or amendments. Hearing no further, the minutes of 11/13/18 were unanimously approved. HEARING FROM CITIZENS PUBLIC HEARING(S) A court reporter with Alaris Litigation was present to record the following public hearings: A public hearing on the proposed 2019 Budget for the City of Town and Country. Mayor Dalton opened the public hearing and the City Clerk entered the following exhibits: 1. Affidavit of publication Notice of Hearing published in the St. Louis Countian on November 5, 2018.

2 Board of Aldermen Page 2 of 8 November 26, Typewritten notice of hearing posted at the Municipal Center, Longview Farm House, the Firehouse and on the City s website. Finance Director Pamela Reitz was present for the hearing and provided highlights of the proposed 2019 Budget. Alderman Mange noted that the City has made large infrastructure expenditures to benefit residents in recent years. He added that it was time to consider future plans and the proposed Infrastructure Task Force would be able to assist with prioritization. Alderman Butler stated that she will be requesting that the Deer Management Program and Beatification Grant expenditures be moved back into the General Fund. Discussion ensued about appropriateness of having these particular expenditures in the Road Fund. Ms. Reitz noted that the location of both programs in the Road Fund was acceptable by accounting standards, by City policy, and by the City s auditing firm. Attorney Steve Garrett stated that he believed that there was sufficient nexus for the programs to be located in the Road Fund. Ms. Reitz confirmed that if the programs were moved into the General Fund, a negative structural balance would result and cuts would need to be made to balance the Budget. Mayor Dalton called for public comments. John Hoffmann, Manor Hill Road, noted that the logic described by Attorney Garrett for the Road Fund could be used to move ticket revenue to the Road Fund. He added that the City policy could be amended by the Board, if desired. Hearing no further, the public hearing was closed. APPOINTMENTS COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS Alderman Butler Alderman Butler announced that the Conservation Commission would meet on Monday, December 3. She added that the Commission has begun to collect newspaper sleeves to use for Arbor Day seedlings. She also stated that an Alderman from Des Peres recently reached out about the City s Deer Management Program and information was shared. Alderman Wright Alderman Wright thanked staff for another fun and well-attended Turkey Trot event. Mayor Dalton echoed Alderman Wright s appreciation and noted that the 11 th annual event has become a tradition for many people both in and outside of the community. She announced that the Parks and Trails Commission would meet at 5:30 PM on December 3, at the Longview Farm House. She also thanked City Administrator Bob Shelton for providing the Board with updates about the various ongoing trail projects. Alderman Mange Alderman Mange reported that the Art Commission will be meeting at 6:00 PM on Wednesday, November 28, at the Longview Farm House. Alderman Frautschi Alderman Frautschi stated that the Topping Road Task Force would meet at 5:00 PM on Wednesday, December 5, at the Municipal Center.

3 Board of Aldermen Page 3 of 8 November 26, 2018 She also announced that the Ward 2 Coffee would be held on Saturday, December 8, from 8-9 AM at the Mason Woods Village Starbucks. She added that the next Ward 2 Forum is scheduled at 9:30 AM on Monday, December 10, at the Longview Farm House. Mayor Dalton Mayor Dalton noted that Officer Katie Exline would be recognized by various news outlets and asked Chief Gary Hoelzer to provide related details. Chief Hoelzer explained that Officer Exline is this month s recipient of the Proud to Serve recognition from Fox 2 and KPLR 11. He added that he was happy to nominate her because she epitomizes excellence. UNFINISHED BUSINESS BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH DELTA DENTAL PLAN OF MISSOURI FOR PARTICIPATION BY THE CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY IN A GROUP DENTAL BENEFIT PLAN FOR ITS EMPLOYEES (sponsored by the Board as a Whole) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 86 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Wright. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE BID AND AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH GERSTNER ELECTRIC, INC. FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (sponsored by Aldermen Butler, Reuter & Frautschi) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 87 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Butler. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE BID AND AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH T. HILL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE 2019 ON-CALL ROADWAY MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (sponsored by Aldermen Reuter, Butler & Frautschi) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 88 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Wright. Alderman Butler confirmed with City Administrator Bob Shelton that the City was comfortable moving forward with T. Hill Construction in light of the Mason Road Trail Project circumstances.

4 Board of Aldermen Page 4 of 8 November 26, 2018 The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE BID OF CORVUS JANITORIAL SERVICES FOR 2019 CUSTODIAL SERVICES AT CITY-OWNED BUILDINGS AND PARKS AND AUTHORIZING A MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT FOR SAME (sponsored by Aldermen Wright, Butler & Frautschi) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 89 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Meyland-Smith. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A TWENTIETH AMENDED FINAL SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY, CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY, MISSOURI, WITH CONDITIONS TO BE COMPLIED WITH AND AUTHORIZING CERTIFICATION OF THE TWENTIETH AMENDED FINAL SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (sponsored by Aldermen Allen & Meyland- Smith) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 91 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Allen moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Benigas. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW Alderman Benigas moved to approve the Architectural Review for Maryville University at 650 Maryville University Drive. Alderman Allen seconded the motion and a voice vote carried. BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AMENDED FINAL SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS TD AMERITRADE, LOCATED AT 675 MARYVILLE CENTRE DRIVE, CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY, MISSOURI, WITH CONDITIONS TO BE COMPLIED WITH AND AUTHORIZING CERTIFICATION OF THE AMENDED FINAL SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (sponsored by Aldermen Allen & Meyland-Smith) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 92 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Allen moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Benigas. Alderman Meyland-Smith moved to amend the site plan reference date in Section 1 and Section 1A from 9/28/18 to 11/20/18. Alderman Wright seconded the motion. Alderman Meyland-Smith explained that the amendment accounts for the revised site plan that includes a signalized intersection, as was described by the owner s representative during the Work Session.

5 Board of Aldermen Page 5 of 8 November 26, 2018 A voice vote was held on the amendment and carried. The roll call vote on the Bill was as follows: AYE, Aldermen Allen, Benigas, Butler, Frautschi, Mange, The motion carried unanimously and Bill No , as amended, became Ordinance No BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE IV, CHAPTER 405 THE ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN AND COUNTRY MUNICIPAL CODE, SPECIFICALLY SECTION DEFINITIONS REGARDING SERVICE BUSINESSES (sponsored by Alderman Meyland-Smith) (1 st reading 11/13/18) Alderman Benigas noted for the record that while he was not able to listen to the public hearing, he was apprised of the related information and was comfortable considering the matter. 93 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Meyland-Smith moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Benigas. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE IV, CHAPTER 405 THE ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE TOWN AND COUNTRY MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING RESIDENTIAL GATES, SPECIFICALLY SECTION ESTATE AND SUBURBAN ESTATE RESIDENTIAL REGULATIONS-CONDITIONAL USES, SECTION ESTATE AND SUBURBAN ESTATE RESIDENTIAL REGULATIONS-SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS, AND SECTION SUBURBAN LOW AND SUBURBAN MEDIUM RESIDENTIAL REGULATIONS SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS (sponsored by Aldermen Meyland-Smith & Frautschi) (1 st reading 11/13/18) Alderman Frautschi moved to continue Bill No to the meeting of December 10, 2018 for second reading and consideration. Alderman Butler seconded the motion and a voice vote carried. BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE II, CHAPTER 210 OFFENSES, OF THE CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY MUNICIPAL CODE, SPECIFICALLY ARTICLE XIII OFFENSES CONCERNING TOBACCO, ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS OR VAPOR PRODUCTS, DELINEATED AS SECTION THROUGH SECTION (sponsored by Alderman Frautschi) 95 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Butler. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No

6 Board of Aldermen Page 6 of 8 November 26, 2018 BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE III, CHAPTER 350 PEDESTRIANS RIGHTS AND DUTIES, OF THE CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY MUNICIPAL CODE, BY ENACTING SECTION AND AMENDING SCHEDULE X REGARDING SOLICITING IN ROADWAYS (sponsored by Alderman Frautschi) (1 st reading 11/13/18) 96 was read for the second time and placed upon its final passage. Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Allen. The motion carried unanimously and Bill No became Ordinance No APPROVAL OF STAFF TRAVEL NEW BUSINESS Alderman Frautschi moved to approve the travel request for Lt. Mike DeFoe to attend the FBI National Academy in Quantico, VA for an amount not to exceed $3, Alderman Meyland-Smith seconded the motion and a voice vote carried. BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A BEAUTIFICATION GRANT ALLOCATION FOR HICKORY WOODS SUBDIVISION (sponsored by Aldermen Mange, Wright & Butler) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A BEAUTIFICATION GRANT ALLOCATION FOR POLO DOWNS SUBDIVISION (sponsored by Aldermen Meyland- Smith, Reuter & Butler) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, Alderman Meyland-Smith recused himself and left the dais. BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A BEAUTIFICATION GRANT ALLOCATION FOR WOODFIELD ESTATES SUBDIVISION (sponsored by Aldermen Reuter & Butler) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, Alderman Meyland-Smith returned to the dais.

7 Board of Aldermen Page 7 of 8 November 26, 2018 BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A BEAUTIFICATION GRANT ALLOCATION FOR OLD WOODSMILL MANOR SUBDIVISION (sponsored by Aldermen Meyland-Smith, Reuter & Butler) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A DEER MANAGEMENT PLAN AND AUTHORIZING A WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY, MISSOURI AND WHITE BUFFALO, INC. FOR PROFESSIONAL DEER MANAGEMENT SERVICES (sponsored by the Board as a Whole) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE BUDGET AND AUTHORIZING BUDGETED EXPENDITURES FOR THE BUDGET YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2019 (sponsored by the Board as a Whole) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE REGARDING THE RATE OF COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTY AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO (sponsored by the Board as a Whole) Mayor Dalton called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Mayor Dalton declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, RESOLUTION NO. R , A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO APPOINT AN INFRASTRUCTURE TASK FORCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS OF THE CITY AND RECOMMENDING A PRIORITY LIST BASED ON AVAILABLE FUNDS Alderman Allen moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Benigas. A voice vote was held and carried. Mayor Dalton recused himself due to his previously stated perceived conflict of interest with Brinkmann Holdings and left the dais. Acting President Meyland-Smith presided over the following item.

8 Board of Aldermen Page 8 of 8 November 26, 2018 BILL NO , AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CHANGE ORDER NO. 12 WITH BRINKMANN HOLDINGS, LLC IN RELATION TO THE TOWN SQUARE PROJECT AND AMENDING THE 2018 BUDGET BY INCREASING A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO COVER THE INCREASE (sponsored by Aldermen Mange, Wright & Allen) Acting President Meyland-Smith called for a first reading, without objection. Without objection, Bill No Acting President Meyland-Smith declared Bill No continued to the meeting of Monday, December 10, Mayor Dalton returned and presided over the remainder of the meeting. WARRANT LIST-11/26/18 Alderman Frautschi moved for approval, seconded by Alderman Wright. Mayor Dalton called for any amendments. Hearing none, a voice vote was taken and the warrant list of November 26, 2018, in the amount of $82, was unanimously approved. OTHER In response to Alderman Butler, City Administrator Bob Shelton stated that the City has received some preliminary recommendations from the recently completed IT audit. He noted that a report would be provided later in the week with an RFP process to follow. ADJOURN On motion of Alderman Frautschi, seconded by Alderman Meyland-Smith and unanimously approved by voice vote, the regular meeting adjourned at 8:03 PM. Ashley McNamara City Clerk

9 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY, MO A public hearing before the Board of Aldermen of the City of Town and Counuy will be held at the Municipal Center, Municipal Center Drive, on November 26, 2018, at 7:00P.M. At this hearing, citizens will have the opportunity to provide written and oral comment to the Board of Aldermen and to ask questions concerning the entire budget for the fiscal year beginning January 1, The recommended budget is as of 10/31/2018. GENERALF!,!ND SUMMARY OF THE RECOMMENDED BUDGET Prior Year Balance $ 8.328,857 Uses of Funds: Sources of Funds: Boards & Commissions $ 70,156 Property Taxes $ 0 Administration 928,930 Retail Sales Taxes 4,263,585 Municipal Court 216,796 Gross Receipts Taxes 2,218,000 Prosecution 99,123 Other Taxes 459,000 Police 4,419,819 Ucenses & Permits 2,673,000 Fire & Ambulance 4,001,153 Fines & Forfeitures 550,000 Public Works/Development 617,250 Other Revenues 165,300 Insurance 344,979 Charged Services 383,532 Transfer to Other Funds 0 Transfers from Other Funds TOTAL $ 19,041,274 TOTAL $ 10,698,205 ROAD FUND Prior Year Balance $ 701,612 Uses of Funds: Sources of Funds: Road Maintenance $ 501,941 Property Taxes $ 776,676 Road Improvements 2,144,955 Other Revenues 990,500 All Other 190,776 Transfers from Other Funds 500,000 Transfers to Other Funds 0 TOTAL $ 2,968,787 TOTAL $ 2,837,672 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND Prior Year Balance $ 47,458 Uses of Funds: Sources of Funds: Capital Improvements $ 1,179,934 Retail Sales Taxes 1,617,899 Transfers to Other Funds 500,000 Other Revenues 32,000 Transfers from Other Funds 0 TOTAL $ 1,697,357 TOTAL $ 1,679,934 PARKS & STORMWATER FUND Prior Yea.r Balance $ 1,196,989 Uses of Funds: Sources of Funds: Parks & Trails Expenditures $ 1,004,980 Retail Sales Taxes 1,903,200 Stormwater Improvements 830,000 Other Revenues 65,000 Debt Payments 0 Transfers from Other Funds 0 Transfers to Other Funds 0 TOTAL $ 3,165,189 TOTAL $ 1,834,980 SAFETY & TRAINING FUND Prior Year Balance $ 7,249 Uses of Funds: Sources of Funds: Police T raining Expenditures $ 4,400 Fines & Forfeitures 13,900 POST Expenses 2,000 Other Revenues 0 Inmate Security Expenses 3,300 Transfers from Other Funds 0 Transfers to Other Funds TOTAL $ 21,149 TOTAL $ 9,700 P!,!BLIC ART FUND Prior Year Balance $ 1,567 Uses of Funds: Sources of Funds: Public Art Expenses $ 0 Donations 0 All Other 0 Other Revenues 0 Transfers to Other Funds 0 Transfers from Other Funds 0 TOTAL $ 1,567 TOTAL $ 0

10 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Page 2 of2 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY, MO 1\ jllthllc hl'hrill~ j)f foil' llw nol!llj nr Ahknltt.:ll nr!he C itv nf'l'uwn ami C:ullllltV will Ot llr lcl HI th, M ulidj.t:d O u lf l. IIIII Muuw1pt1l f'"r ul! r I Jdvt, uu Nu\'c udm-1 l h,..!clli', ut 7 :110 1'. ~. 1\1 thi~ ilr'1rtiu~;, t: lli~t u:o. wllllih\11' 1111' "Pf~H1UJIII ~ lcr J>ftWtlh' \\'lll lc n II I ICJ tll. lil'ill'11llc'lll Ill tilt' }\U:ilfl (If J\ltktrtH:I\ :11U I IU :1:-ck qtic'~i I UII."' c:mtn"nlii1j,t tju f'lltin J nuj~c t fui 11w lim nl \'l'.u br-ginniru;.j;tlt\1111' I, 20 I Ci. GENERAL FUND SUMMARY OF THE 2019 RECOMMENDED BUDGET Puor Yeo1 Balance Uses or Funch. Sourr.es of Funds: Boards & Commi&sJons Pt operiy Taxes 5 0 Admnislralion 928,930 Rclml Salc!i Ti:JXCS Mumcipol Court GrOGs Rec01pls Tc,X&s Prosecution OIIICt Taxes ~ Ponce 4,419,819 llcftnse!> & Pem'lll~ Fire & Ambulance Fuws B. Forfc11wr.s 550,000 Public WorksJDovolopmcnl 617,250 Olt1er Revenues 165,300 Insurance 344,979 Charged Servlces Transfer to Other Funds 0 Transfers from Other Funds TOTAL 5 19,041,274 TOTAL s ROAD FUND P1lur Year Bai:Jn~ta s 701,612 Ust:tt> of Funds Sources of Funds Road Mainttmanoe Property Taxes s Road lmprovemenl ,955 Other Revenues 990,500 AIIOiher 190,776 Transfers from Other Funds 500,000 Tr:msfers to Olher Funds 0 TOTAL TOTAL CAPITA L IMPROVEMENTS FUND Plk)l Yea1 6RIHnc:u ~ Uso~ of Fumls: Sources of Funds Capilallmprovernents Rcta1! Soles Taxes 1, Trw1sfers to Othor FUilds Olher Revenues 32,000 Transfers. from OU1cr F unds 0 TOTAL s TOTAL 1,679 9~ ~IIBKS & STORMWATER E!.!tlQ Prior Year Ba!anr:A 1, U~fl~ of Funds: Sources ol Funds Parks g. Trails Expenditures Retarl Sales Taxes 1.903,200 Slormwarer lmprovemenls Other Ro\'enucs Ocbl Payment& 0 Transfers hom Other Funds 0 Tntnsfers kj Othct Funds 0 TOTAL s , 189 TOTAL s SAFETY & TRAINING FUND P1io1 Yem B~lanoo s U:>u:> of Funds: Sources ol Funds: Pohco Training Expenditures Fu,os & Forfeitures POST E>pensa OUler Revefloes 0 Inmate Secunly E)CJ..'enses 3.30~ Translers lrom Other Funds 0 Transfers to Ofher Funds TOTAL 2 1,1<19 TOTAL 9,700 P~!i!bl!;; IIBT EUND r'lrtor Ye~r Bal;<n\CU s Uses ol Funds: Sources of Funds Public Art Expenses 0 Donul ons 0 AI Olher 0 Other Revenues 0 TrcKlsfers to Olhet Funds 0 Trau.srers kom Other Funds 0 TOTAl s 1,567 TOTAL s County Nov. 5, 201R

11 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MISSOURI COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS } S.S. Page I of2 Before the undersigned Notary Public personally appeared Chane! J ones on behalf of THE COUNTIAN, ST. LOUIS COUNTY who, being duly sworn. attests that said newspaper is qualified under the provisions or Missouri law governing public notices to publish. and did so publish. the notice annexed hercno. starting with the November 05, 2018 ed ition and ending with the November 05,201 8 edition. t-or a total of I publications: 11105/20 18 Chane! J ones Subscribed & sworn before me this ~ (SJ::/\L) NISHA ROBINSON. Notary Public - Notary Seal State of Missoun Commissioned forst Louis City My Commission Expires: August Commission Number: